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FastTrak100 TX/LP™ Series User Manual

Abort: Stops the Synchronization process if an error is encountered.

Fix: In most cases, FastTrak100 automatically can correct errors. The

method of correction varies depending on the type of error (see

Appendix under Error Correction Methodology).

Ignore: FastTrak100 will log the event error and continue the

synchronization process. (Warning: this may result in mismatched drives

under RAID 1 or 0+1). Use this setting if you want to detect the presence

of errors, but do not want to fix these errors at the time. The user may

then decide what to do about the error(s) detected.

Interactive: By checking this option, a selection window will appear

each time an error is detected asking the user whether they want to

Abort, Fix, or Ignore the error (see Troubleshooting for more details).

Schedule event: Drop down box allows scheduling synchronization by minute,

by hour, by day, by week, or by month. If enabled, the default is By Month.

This allows synchronization to take place during an off-hour when the

system is either not in use or not at peak demand.

Start time designates hr/min/ am/pm

On the designated day of week or by ordinal (1st, 2nd, 3rd....) selection.

Setting Rebuild Options

Disable Hot Spare/Auto Rebuild checkbox turns off the use of a “hot” spare

drive and automatic rebuilding of a mirrored array. The default is unchecked

(or enable Hot Spare/Auto Rebuild).

Rebuild Rate assigns the amount of importance that FastTrak100 gives to

mirroring data from one drive to another in the background. A “high” setting

assigns most of FastTrak100’s resources to the rebuild process at the

expense of responding to ongoing read/write data requests by the

operating system. A “low” setting gives priority to ongoing read/write data

requests by the operating system at the expense of the rebuild process

and will typically result in longer rebuild times. The setting shown above is

the default.