Owner's Manual

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Deleting an Array
To delete an array:
1 Select the array and click Arrays  Delete Array . A message displays that
all the attached disks will be deleted.
2 Click Yes to delete or No to cancel.
Logical Drives (also known as Virtual Disks)
Logical drives can be present on RAID arrays and non-RAID groups. You can
configure them by specifying the size (in GB) or to consume all available
(or remaining) space in the array. By default, a single logical drive is created
for all new arrays and is set to use all the available space.
When specific-size logical drives are defined, the using all remaining space
logical drive will consume any remaining space after other logical drive(s)
have allocated their space on the array.
NOTE: Array Builder does not support creating logical drives of sizes 10, 50,
and 60 GB, and does not support creating logical drives under Non-RAID groups.
Adding a New Logical Drive
To add a new logical drive under an array:
1 Select the array and click Logical Drives  New Logical Drive . The
Logical Drive Settings window displays.
2 Under Create a logical drive enter the exact number of gigabytes the
logical drive must contain.
3 Click OK to create the logical drive, or click Cancel to return to Array
Builder
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Editing a Logical Drive
To edit a logical drive:
1 Select the logical drive and click Logical Drives  Edit Logical Drive . The
Logical Drive Settings window displays.
2 Change the size of the logical drive.
3 Click OK to apply the changes, or click Cancel to return to Array Builder .
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