System information

Endurance Device Redirector 3-5
disks are grouped under Disk Drives, and Ethernet adapters are grouped under Networks. The
right pane is the workspace where you indicate device settings and where information about
devices is displayed.
You make changes to the redirected device configuration using the FTvirtual Server branch.
Select the type of device you want to configure in the tree view in the left-hand panel. Then, use
the menus to provide their device settings.
Icons, Menus, and Buttons
The device icons used in the Endurance Device Redirector are described in Table 3-1; the
Toolbar icons are described in Table 3-2; the buttons are described in Table 3-4; and the menus
in Table 3-3.
Table 3-1 describes the device icons.
Table 3-1 Endurance Device Redirector Icons
Device Description
CDROMs CD-ROMs are non-mirrored and can be either SCSI CD-ROM
drives or IDE CD-ROM drives.
Disks
Mirrored
Non-mirrored
Virtual
Disk drives are either mirrored or non-mirrored SCSI disk drives.
Mirrored disks are paired, with one disk installed in each CoServer.
Together they are seen by the FTvirtual Server as a single device.
Mirrored disks store data for the Endurance FTvirtual Server.
Non-mirrored disks do not have a redundant counterpart. If a non-
mirrored disk is failed out of a Endurance Configuration, it has no
counterpart to provide continuous device access.
A file that exists on a CoServer disk and appears to the
CoServer as a separate disk.
Medium Changers Non-mirrored devices that enable users to automatically move
media into or out of one or more removable medium mass storage
drive(s), such as tape or CD-ROM drives in any random order.
Medium changers may also be called autoloaders, autochangers,
or jukeboxes.