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Infortrend
C
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Message
SES(C0 I0)UPS 2: UPS Power Back On-Line
What Happens?
UPS 2 connected through SES interface reports power back
online.
What to Do?
Press ESC to clear this message.
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SCSI to SATA RAID
1
Subsystems
1
Operation Manual
1
Contact Information
2
Copyright 2006
3
Table of Contents
4
Chapter 7 Data Integrity
7
Chapter 8 Array Expansion
8
Appendix C. Event Message
9
About This Manual
10
Revision History
11
Who should read this manual?
11
Related Documentations
11
Conventions
12
CAUTION!
12
WARNING!
12
LCD Screen Messages
14
1.3 Logical Drive Status
15
1.4 Logical Volume Status
17
1.5 Drive Status
17
CH0=Host =
18
LCD Keypad Operation
22
2.2.5 Periodic Cache Flush
25
2.3 View Connected Drives:
26
2.4.4 Maximum Drive Capacity
28
2.4.6 Disk Reserved Space
28
2.4.7 Write Policy
28
2.4.8 Initialization Mode
29
2.4.9 Stripe Size
29
2.5.1 Initialization Mode
31
2.5.2 Write Policy
31
Drive to Host LUN
33
Settings
34
2.8.3 Rebuild Settings
35
Drive Members
36
2.9.7 Write Policy
41
2.12.1 Viewing IDs
43
2.12.2 Adding a Channel ID
43
2.12.3 Deleting a Channel ID
43
2.12.4 Data Rate
45
2.13 System Functions
46
2.13.3 Reset Controller
47
2.13.4 Shutdown Controller
47
2.13.6 Saving NVRAM to Disks
48
2.13.8 Adjust LCD Contrast
49
2.14.1 Controller Name
49
2.15 Drive Utilities
51
2.15.1 Drive Read/Write Test
52
Changing Password, 26
55
Limitations on optimization
55
Terminal Screen Messages
57
3.2 Main Menu
59
3.3 Quick Installation
59
3.4 Logical Drive Status
60
3.5 Logical Volume Status
62
3.6 Drive Status
62
3.7 Channel’s Status
64
Terminal Operation
71
4.2 Caching Parameters
72
Stripe Size:
73
Opt. for Sequential I/O
73
Opt. for Random I/O
73
4.4.1 Choosing a RAID Level
77
4.4.2 Choosing Member Drives
78
4.4.3.2 Assign Spare Drives
79
4.4.3.3 Disk Reserved Space
79
4.4.3.4 Write Policy
79
4.4.3.5 Initialization Mode
79
4.4.3.6 Stripe Size
80
4.5 RAID Migration
81
4.5.2 Migration Methods
82
Figure 4 - 19: Confirm Box
84
Figure 4 - 23: Confirm Box
85
Figure 4 - 27: Confirm Box
88
4.10.9 Media Scan
99
4.10.10 Write Policy
100
Function Availability
102
4.12.2 Disk Reserved Space
103
4.12.3 Identifying Drives
104
4.12.3.2 Flash All Drives
105
IMPORTANT!
107
4.13.2 Adding an ID
108
4.13.3 Deleting an ID
108
4.14 System Functions
110
4.14.1 Mute Beeper
111
4.14.2 Change Password
111
4.14.3 Changing the Password
112
4.14.6 Reset Controller
113
4.14.7 Shutdown Controller
113
4.15 Controller Parameters
114
4.15.3 Saving NVRAM to Disks
115
Time Zone
118
Date and Time
118
4.16 View Drive Information
119
4.17 Drive Utilities
119
Host-side and Drive-side
123
Parameters
123
Figure 5 - 1: SCSI ID/LUNs
124
Connection
125
5.1.4 LUNs per Host ID
126
5.1.5 LUN Applicability
127
5.1.6 Peripheral Device Type
127
5.1.7 In-band (SCSI channel)
127
Operating Systems
128
5.2 Drive-side Parameters:
132
5.2.1 Disk Access Delay Time
133
5.2.2 Drive I/O Timeout
133
5.2.5 Drive Delayed Write
136
Enclosure Management
139
The Operations
140
The Trigger
140
Operations
142
6.2 UPS Support
145
Figure 6 - 11: I
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C Device Information
147
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Data Integrity
150
The Function:
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7.2.1 Task Scheduler
154
Creating a New Schedule
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7.2.2 Task Scheduler Options
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Start Time and Date
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Execution Period
156
Media Scan Mode
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Media Scan Priority
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Select Logical Drives
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Array Expansion
163
2. Size of the New Drive:
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3. Applicable Arrays:
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8.3 Mode 1 Expansion:
165
Add Drive Procedure
166
Figure 8 – 5: Select Drives
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8.4 Mode 2 Expansion:
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Larger Capacity
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Copy and Replace Procedure
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Expand Logical Drive
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8.6 Expand Logical Volume
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Extension in Windows 2000
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Example
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S.M.A.R.T. Configuration
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9.1.2 Replace after Clone
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9.1.3 Perpetual Clone:
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9.1.4 S.M.A.R.T
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Disabled
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Detect Only:
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NOTE:
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Using S.M.A.R.T. Functions
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Implementations for AV
194
Applications
194
10.2 AV Optimization Mode
195
Firmware Functionality
198
Specifications
198
A.2 Advanced Features:
200
A.3 Caching Operation:
202
A.4 RAID Expansion:
204
A.5 S.M.A.R.T. Support:
204
A.6 Redundant Controller:
204
A.7 Data Safety:
206
A.8 System Security:
207
A.9 Environment Management:
208
A.10 User Interface:
209
A.11 High Availability:
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System Functions:
211
Upgrading Firmware
211
Manager
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RAIDWatch Program
214
Terminal Emulation
215
Terminal Screen
216
Figure B - 5: Sending Files
217
Event Messages
220
C.1 Logical Drive Events
221
C.2.1 Critical:
223
C.2.2 Warning:
223
C.2.3 Notification:
224
C.3 General Target Events
225
C.4 Controller Events
227
C.5 Logical Drive Events
228
C.5.2 Notification:
232
C.6.3 Notification:
243
C.7 General Target Events
245
C.8 Controller Events
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