Users Guide

• Enabling The Controller Alarm

• Disabling The Controller Alarm

• Turning Off The Controller Alarm

• Testing The Controller Alarm

• Setting The Rebuild Rate

• Resetting Configuration

• Exporting The Controller Log File

• Foreign Configuration Operations

• Importing Foreign Configurations

• Importing Or Recovering Foreign Configurations

• Clearing Foreign Configuration

• Setting Background Initialization Rate

• Setting Check Consistency Rate

• Setting The Reconstruct Rate

• Setting The Patrol Read Mode

• Starting And Stopping Patrol Read

• Managing The Preserved Cache

• Changing The Controller Properties

• Managing The Physical Disk Power

• Managing The Encryption Key

• Converting To RAID Capable Disks

• Converting To Non-RAID Disks

• Changing The Controller Mode

• Auto Configure RAID0 Operation

Rescanning The Controller

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

On SCSI controllers, a rescan updates configuration changes (such as new or removed devices) for all components attached to the

controller. For information on when to perform a rescan, see Rescanning To Update Storage Configuration Changes.

NOTE:

Rescan controller is not supported on non-RAID SCSI controllers. You must reboot the system before Storage

Management can display configuration changes on non-RAID SCSI controllers. Otherwise, configuration changes are

not reflected in the Storage Management graphical user interface (GUI).

Related concepts

Time Delay In Displaying Configuration Changes

To Rescan A Controller

1. In the Server Administrator window, under the system tree, expand Storage to display the controller objects.

2. Select the controller object.

3. Click Information/Configuration on the controller Properties page.

4. Select Rescan from the Controller Tasks drop-down menu.

5. Click Execute.

You can also locate this task from the Change Controller Properties drop-down menu.

Related concepts

Changing The Controller Properties

Creating A Virtual Disk

Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.

To launch the Create Virtual Disk Express Wizard, select the Create Virtual Disk task.

Controllers