User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Hardware Installation
- Unpacking
- Mounting the Vess enclosure in a rack
- Installing Physical Drives
- Making Management and Data Connections
- Making Serial Cable Connections
- Connecting the Power
- LED Behavior
- System Setup
- WebPAM PROe - System Configuration
- Logging into WebPAM PROe
- Viewing the Storage Network
- Managing Subsystems
- Viewing Subsystem Information
- Making Subsystem Settings
- Locking or Unlocking the Subsystem
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
- Clearing Statistics
- Saving a Service Report
- Importing a Configuration Script
- Exporting a Configuration Script
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Shutting Down the Subsystem
- Restarting the Subsystem after a Shutdown
- Managing RAID Controllers
- Managing Enclosures
- Managing UPS Units
- Managing Network Connections
- Managing Users
- Managing Background Activities
- Viewing Current Background Activities
- Viewing Scheduled Background Activities
- Adding a Scheduled Background Activity
- Changing a Background Activity Schedule
- Enabling or Disabling a Scheduled Background Activity
- Deleting a Scheduled Background Activity
- Media Patrol
- Redundancy Check
- Initialization
- Rebuild
- Migration
- PDM
- Transition
- Synchronization
- Battery Reconditioning
- Managing Storage Services
- Working with the Event Viewer
- Monitoring Performance
- Managing Physical Drives
- Viewing a List of Physical Drives
- Viewing Physical Drive Information
- Making Global Physical Drive Settings
- Making Individual Physical Drive Settings
- Viewing Physical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Physical Drive SMART Log Information
- Saving the Physical Drive SMART Log
- Locating a Physical Drive
- Forcing a Physical Drive Offline
- Clearing a Stale or a PFA Condition
- Updating Firmware on a Physical Drive
- Managing Disk Arrays
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays
- Viewing Disk Array Information
- Creating a Disk Array Manually
- Creating a Disk Array with the Wizard
- Deleting a Disk Array
- Locating a Disk Array
- Making Disk Array Settings
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array
- Running PDM on a Disk Array
- Preparing a Disk Array for Transport
- Rebuilding a Disk Array
- Managing Logical Drives
- Viewing a List of Logical Drives
- Viewing Logical Drive Information
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Logical Drive Check Tables
- Creating a Logical Drive Manually
- Deleting a Logical Drive
- Making Logical Drive Settings
- Locating a Logical Drive
- Initializing a Logical Drive
- Redundancy Check on a Logical Drive
- Migrating a Logical Drive’s RAID Level
- Creating a LUN Clone
- Managing Spare Drives
- Managing Initiators
- Managing LUNs
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections
- Managing iSCSI Connections
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information
- Making iSCSI Target Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information
- Adding iSCSI Portals
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Portals
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information
- Making iSCSI Port Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks
- Adding iSCSI Trunks
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information
- Deleting an iSCSI Session
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network
- NAS Function and Management
- NAS Feature Overview
- Network Cabling for NAS
- NAS Configuration
- File System
- Backup
- Account Management
- Miscellaneous
- Managing with the CLI
- Manage with CLU
- Initial Connection
- Managing the Subsystem (CLU)
- Managing the RAID Controllers (CLU)
- Managing the Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing the Enclosures Summary (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Information (CLU)
- Making Enclosur e Settings (CLU)
- Viewing FRU VPD Information (CLU)
- Viewing Power Supply Status (CLU)
- To view the status of the power supplies:
- Locating a Power Supply (CLU)
- Viewing Cooling Unit Status (CLU)
- Viewing Temperature Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Voltage Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Battery Information (CLU)
- Reconditioning a Battery (CLU)
- Locating an Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Topology (CLU)
- Physical Drive Management (CLU)
- Managing Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Automatic (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Express (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Advanced (CLU)
- Deleting a Disk Array (CLU)
- Making Disk Array Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Disk Array Information (CLU)
- Accepting an Incomplete Array (CLU)
- Enabling Media Patrol, PDM, Power Management - Disk Array (CLU)
- Preparing the Disk Array for Transport (CLU)
- Rebuilding a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running PDM on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Transition on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Locating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Managing Spare Drives (CLU)
- Managing Logical Drives (CLU)
- Creating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Deleting a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Information (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing the Logical Drive Check Table (CLU)
- Making Logical Drive Settings (CLU)
- Initializing a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Running Redundancy Check (CLU)
- Locating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Migrating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Creating a LUN Clone (CLU)
- Managing the Network Connection (CLU)
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections (CLU)
- Viewing Node Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Information
- Viewing Fibre Channel Logged-in Devices (CLU)
- Making Fibre Channel Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing SFP Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Initiators (CLU)
- Managing iSCSI Connections (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Target Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions (CLU)
- Deleting an iSCSI Session (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Managing Background Activity
- Working with the Event Viewer (CLU)
- Working with LUN Mapping (CLU)
- Managing UPS Units (CLU)
- Managing Users (CLU)
- Working with Software Management (CLU)
- Viewing Flash Image Information (CLU)
- Clearing Statistics (CLU)
- Restoring Factory Defaults (CLU)
- Shutting Down the Subsystem (CLU)
- Starting Up After Shutdown
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Buzzer
- Maintenance
- Technology Background
- Troubleshooting
- Vess R2000 is Beeping
- Enclosure Problems
- RAID Controller Problems
- Physical Drive Problems
- Disk Array and Logical Drive Problems
- Connection Problems
- Contacting Technical Support
- Appendix: Useful Information
- Vess R2600 PM _front cover.pdf
- Introduction
- Hardware Installation
- Unpacking
- Mounting the Vess enclosure in a rack
- Installing Physical Drives
- Making Management and Data Connections
- Making Serial Cable Connections
- Connecting the Power
- LED Behavior
- System Setup
- WebPAM PROe - System Configuration
- Logging into WebPAM PROe
- Viewing the Storage Network
- Managing Subsystems
- Viewing Subsystem Information
- Making Subsystem Settings
- Locking or Unlocking the Subsystem
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
- Clearing Statistics
- Saving a Service Report
- Importing a Configuration Script
- Exporting a Configuration Script
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Shutting Down the Subsystem
- Restarting the Subsystem after a Shutdown
- Managing RAID Controllers
- Managing Enclosures
- Managing UPS Units
- Managing Network Connections
- Managing Users
- Managing Background Activities
- Viewing Current Background Activities
- Viewing Scheduled Background Activities
- Adding a Scheduled Background Activity
- Changing a Background Activity Schedule
- Enabling or Disabling a Scheduled Background Activity
- Deleting a Scheduled Background Activity
- Media Patrol
- Redundancy Check
- Initialization
- Rebuild
- Migration
- PDM
- Transition
- Synchronization
- Battery Reconditioning
- Managing Storage Services
- Working with the Event Viewer
- Monitoring Performance
- Managing Physical Drives
- Viewing a List of Physical Drives
- Viewing Physical Drive Information
- Making Global Physical Drive Settings
- Making Individual Physical Drive Settings
- Viewing Physical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Physical Drive SMART Log Information
- Saving the Physical Drive SMART Log
- Locating a Physical Drive
- Forcing a Physical Drive Offline
- Clearing a Stale or a PFA Condition
- Updating Firmware on a Physical Drive
- Managing Disk Arrays
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays
- Viewing Disk Array Information
- Creating a Disk Array Manually
- Creating a Disk Array with the Wizard
- Deleting a Disk Array
- Locating a Disk Array
- Making Disk Array Settings
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array
- Running PDM on a Disk Array
- Preparing a Disk Array for Transport
- Rebuilding a Disk Array
- Managing Logical Drives
- Viewing a List of Logical Drives
- Viewing Logical Drive Information
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Logical Drive Check Tables
- Creating a Logical Drive Manually
- Deleting a Logical Drive
- Making Logical Drive Settings
- Locating a Logical Drive
- Initializing a Logical Drive
- Redundancy Check on a Logical Drive
- Migrating a Logical Drive’s RAID Level
- Creating a LUN Clone
- Managing Spare Drives
- Managing Initiators
- Managing LUNs
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections
- Managing iSCSI Connections
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information
- Making iSCSI Target Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information
- Adding iSCSI Portals
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Portals
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information
- Making iSCSI Port Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks
- Adding iSCSI Trunks
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information
- Deleting an iSCSI Session
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network
- NAS Function and Management
- NAS Feature Overview
- Network Cabling for NAS
- NAS Configuration
- File System
- Backup
- Account Management
- Miscellaneous
- Managing with the CLI
- Manage with CLU
- Initial Connection
- Managing the Subsystem (CLU)
- Managing the RAID Controllers (CLU)
- Managing the Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing the Enclosures Summary (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Information (CLU)
- Making Enclosur e Settings (CLU)
- Viewing FRU VPD Information (CLU)
- Viewing Power Supply Status (CLU)
- To view the status of the power supplies:
- Locating a Power Supply (CLU)
- Viewing Cooling Unit Status (CLU)
- Viewing Temperature Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Voltage Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Battery Information (CLU)
- Reconditioning a Battery (CLU)
- Locating an Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Topology (CLU)
- Physical Drive Management (CLU)
- Managing Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Automatic (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Express (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Advanced (CLU)
- Deleting a Disk Array (CLU)
- Making Disk Array Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Disk Array Information (CLU)
- Accepting an Incomplete Array (CLU)
- Enabling Media Patrol, PDM, Power Management - Disk Array (CLU)
- Preparing the Disk Array for Transport (CLU)
- Rebuilding a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running PDM on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Transition on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Locating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Managing Spare Drives (CLU)
- Managing Logical Drives (CLU)
- Creating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Deleting a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Information (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing the Logical Drive Check Table (CLU)
- Making Logical Drive Settings (CLU)
- Initializing a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Running Redundancy Check (CLU)
- Locating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Migrating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Creating a LUN Clone (CLU)
- Managing the Network Connection (CLU)
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections (CLU)
- Viewing Node Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Information
- Viewing Fibre Channel Logged-in Devices (CLU)
- Making Fibre Channel Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing SFP Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Initiators (CLU)
- Managing iSCSI Connections (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Target Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions (CLU)
- Deleting an iSCSI Session (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Managing Background Activity
- Working with the Event Viewer (CLU)
- Working with LUN Mapping (CLU)
- Managing UPS Units (CLU)
- Managing Users (CLU)
- Working with Software Management (CLU)
- Viewing Flash Image Information (CLU)
- Clearing Statistics (CLU)
- Restoring Factory Defaults (CLU)
- Shutting Down the Subsystem (CLU)
- Starting Up After Shutdown
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Buzzer
- Maintenance
- Technology Background
- Troubleshooting
- Vess R2000 is Beeping
- Enclosure Problems
- RAID Controller Problems
- Physical Drive Problems
- Disk Array and Logical Drive Problems
- Connection Problems
- Contacting Technical Support
- Appendix: Useful Information
- Vess R2600 PM _back cover.pdf
- Introduction
- Hardware Installation
- Unpacking
- Mounting the Vess enclosure in a rack
- Installing Physical Drives
- Making Management and Data Connections
- Making Serial Cable Connections
- Connecting the Power
- LED Behavior
- System Setup
- WebPAM PROe - System Configuration
- Logging into WebPAM PROe
- Viewing the Storage Network
- Managing Subsystems
- Viewing Subsystem Information
- Making Subsystem Settings
- Locking or Unlocking the Subsystem
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
- Clearing Statistics
- Saving a Service Report
- Importing a Configuration Script
- Exporting a Configuration Script
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Shutting Down the Subsystem
- Restarting the Subsystem after a Shutdown
- Managing RAID Controllers
- Managing Enclosures
- Managing UPS Units
- Managing Network Connections
- Managing Users
- Managing Background Activities
- Viewing Current Background Activities
- Viewing Scheduled Background Activities
- Adding a Scheduled Background Activity
- Changing a Background Activity Schedule
- Enabling or Disabling a Scheduled Background Activity
- Deleting a Scheduled Background Activity
- Media Patrol
- Redundancy Check
- Initialization
- Rebuild
- Migration
- PDM
- Transition
- Synchronization
- Battery Reconditioning
- Managing Storage Services
- Working with the Event Viewer
- Monitoring Performance
- Managing Physical Drives
- Viewing a List of Physical Drives
- Viewing Physical Drive Information
- Making Global Physical Drive Settings
- Making Individual Physical Drive Settings
- Viewing Physical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Physical Drive SMART Log Information
- Saving the Physical Drive SMART Log
- Locating a Physical Drive
- Forcing a Physical Drive Offline
- Clearing a Stale or a PFA Condition
- Updating Firmware on a Physical Drive
- Managing Disk Arrays
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays
- Viewing Disk Array Information
- Creating a Disk Array Manually
- Creating a Disk Array with the Wizard
- Deleting a Disk Array
- Locating a Disk Array
- Making Disk Array Settings
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array
- Running PDM on a Disk Array
- Preparing a Disk Array for Transport
- Rebuilding a Disk Array
- Managing Logical Drives
- Viewing a List of Logical Drives
- Viewing Logical Drive Information
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics
- Viewing Logical Drive Check Tables
- Creating a Logical Drive Manually
- Deleting a Logical Drive
- Making Logical Drive Settings
- Locating a Logical Drive
- Initializing a Logical Drive
- Redundancy Check on a Logical Drive
- Migrating a Logical Drive’s RAID Level
- Creating a LUN Clone
- Managing Spare Drives
- Managing Initiators
- Managing LUNs
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections
- Managing iSCSI Connections
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information
- Making iSCSI Target Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information
- Adding iSCSI Portals
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Portals
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information
- Making iSCSI Port Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks
- Adding iSCSI Trunks
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information
- Deleting an iSCSI Session
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network
- NAS Function and Management
- NAS Feature Overview
- Network Cabling for NAS
- NAS Configuration
- File System
- Backup
- Account Management
- Miscellaneous
- Managing with the CLI
- Manage with CLU
- Initial Connection
- Managing the Subsystem (CLU)
- Managing the RAID Controllers (CLU)
- Managing the Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing the Enclosures Summary (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Information (CLU)
- Making Enclosur e Settings (CLU)
- Viewing FRU VPD Information (CLU)
- Viewing Power Supply Status (CLU)
- To view the status of the power supplies:
- Locating a Power Supply (CLU)
- Viewing Cooling Unit Status (CLU)
- Viewing Temperature Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Voltage Sensor Status (CLU)
- Viewing Battery Information (CLU)
- Reconditioning a Battery (CLU)
- Locating an Enclosure (CLU)
- Viewing Enclosure Topology (CLU)
- Physical Drive Management (CLU)
- Managing Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Viewing a List of Disk Arrays (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Automatic (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Express (CLU)
- Creating a Disk Array – Advanced (CLU)
- Deleting a Disk Array (CLU)
- Making Disk Array Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Disk Array Information (CLU)
- Accepting an Incomplete Array (CLU)
- Enabling Media Patrol, PDM, Power Management - Disk Array (CLU)
- Preparing the Disk Array for Transport (CLU)
- Rebuilding a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Media Patrol on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running PDM on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Running Transition on a Disk Array (CLU)
- Locating a Disk Array (CLU)
- Managing Spare Drives (CLU)
- Managing Logical Drives (CLU)
- Creating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Deleting a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Information (CLU)
- Viewing Logical Drive Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing the Logical Drive Check Table (CLU)
- Making Logical Drive Settings (CLU)
- Initializing a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Running Redundancy Check (CLU)
- Locating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Migrating a Logical Drive (CLU)
- Creating a LUN Clone (CLU)
- Managing the Network Connection (CLU)
- Managing Fibre Channel Connections (CLU)
- Viewing Node Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Information
- Viewing Fibre Channel Logged-in Devices (CLU)
- Making Fibre Channel Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing SFP Information (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Port Statistics (CLU)
- Viewing Fibre Channel Initiators (CLU)
- Managing iSCSI Connections (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Targets (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Target Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Target Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Ports (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Port Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Port Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Portal Information (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Portal Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Portals (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Sessions (CLU)
- Deleting an iSCSI Session (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI Session Information (CLU)
- Viewing iSCSI iSNS Information (CLU)
- Making iSCSI iSNS Settings (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Making iSCSI CHAP Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI CHAPs (CLU)
- Pinging a Host or Server on the iSCSI Network (CLU)
- Viewing a List of iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Adding iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Making iSCSI Trunk Settings (CLU)
- Deleting iSCSI Trunks (CLU)
- Managing Background Activity
- Working with the Event Viewer (CLU)
- Working with LUN Mapping (CLU)
- Managing UPS Units (CLU)
- Managing Users (CLU)
- Working with Software Management (CLU)
- Viewing Flash Image Information (CLU)
- Clearing Statistics (CLU)
- Restoring Factory Defaults (CLU)
- Shutting Down the Subsystem (CLU)
- Starting Up After Shutdown
- Restarting the Subsystem
- Buzzer
- Maintenance
- Technology Background
- Troubleshooting
- Vess R2000 is Beeping
- Enclosure Problems
- RAID Controller Problems
- Physical Drive Problems
- Disk Array and Logical Drive Problems
- Connection Problems
- Contacting Technical Support
- Appendix: Useful Information
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Product Manual Technology Background
RAID 60 Axles
When you create a RAID 60, you must specify the number of axles. An axle refers to a single RAID 6 logical
drive that is striped with other RAID 6 logical drives to make RAID 60. An axle can have from 4 to 32 physical
drives, de-pending on the number of physical drives in the logical drive.
Components Minimum Maximum
NumberofAxles 2 16
PhysicalDrivesperAxle 4 32
PhysicalDrivesperLogicalDrive 8 256
Recommended Applications for RAID 60:
•
AccountingandFinancial
• Databaseservers
• Anyapplicationrequiringveryhighavailability