Installation guide
Software Operation Manual
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After user completes modifying the attribute, press the ESC t
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Capacity for the volume set. Using the UP/DOWN
to set the volume set
capacity and press ENT to confirm it.
When you are finished defining the volume set, press ENT
to confirm the
Create function.
Press ENT to define “FGrnd Init (Foreground initialization)” or press ESC
to
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d Init (Background initialization)“. The controller will begin to
initialize the volume set, you have just configured. If space remains in the RAID
set, the next volume set can be configured. Repeat steps 7 to 12
to configure
another volume set.
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The password option allows user to set or clear the RAID subsystem’s
password protection feature. Once the password has been set, the user can
only monitor and configure the RAID subsystem by providing the correct
password. The password is used to protect the internal RAID subsystem from
unauthorized entry. The controller will check the password only when entering
the Main menu from the initial screen. The RAID subsystem will automatically
go back to the initial screen when it does not receive any command in twenty
seconds. The RAID subsystem password’s default setting is 0000 by the
manufacturer.
3.7.1 Quick Volume and Raid Setup
“Quick Volume and Raid Setup” is the fastest way to prepare a RAID set and
volume set. It only needs a few keystrokes to complete it. Although disk drives
of different capacity may be used in the RAID set, it will use the smallest
capacity of the disk drive as the capacity of all disk drives in the RAID set. The
“Quick Volume and Raid Setup” option creates a RAID set with the following
properties:
1. All of the physical disk drives are contained in a RAID set.
2. The RAID levels associated with hot spare, capacity, and stripe size are
selected during the configuration process.
3. A single volume set is created and consumes all or a portion of the disk
capacity available in this RAID set.
4. If you need to add additional volume set, use main menu “Volume Set
functions”.
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