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Figure 3–5 Updated Physical View

3.6.2 Practice Example: Creating a Single Disk

Click on the Configure button near the top of the main window. Doing so displays three configuration buttons in the right side of the window: Create, Modify, and CLI.

To create a single disk, perform the following steps:

1.Click on the Create button.

The Create button opens and displays the Create window (see Figure 3–5). Use the Create window to select from the following choices: SPARE, RAID 0 - Stripeset, RAID 1 - Mirrorset, RAID 5/3 - Raidset, RAID 0+1, and Single Disk - JBOD.

CAUTION

EISA (SWIA3-BB) limitation:

If you are using an EISA SWIA3-BB (Adaptec 2744W) host system adapter, you are limited to four target Ids and only LUN0 per target ID. Multiple LUNs under a target ID is not supported. A maximum of four storage sets are allowed with a different target ID for each storage set.

Figure 3–6 Create Window

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Contents Getting Started Third Edition, June Contents Figures Revision Record Page Completing your Configuration Setup under Windows NT Host Adapter InstallationAudience Document StructureAppendix B Accessing the Command Line Interpreter CLI Appendix a Configuration RecordAssociated Documents ConventionsEK-SMRAC-IG. C01 Pre-installation Steps Installation ChecklistPerform a System Backup Getting Started Page Site Preparation Minimum Installation Clearance MeasurementsRemoving the RAID Array 410 from the Pallet Unpacking the RAID Array 410 SWXRA-YxUnpacking the RAID Array Placing the RAID Array 410 Enclosure Installing the PC Program Card in the ControllerInstalling PC Program Card in Controller PC Program Card Handling PrecautionsPC Program Card Slot Location Connecting the Controller to ComputerStorageWorks Scsi Bus Port and Scsi ID Assignment Getting Started RAID Array 410 for Windows NT Intel SWXSC-AA Components Cabinet removed for clarity Page Install the Host Adapter Host Adapter Installation Intel-based SystemInstalling the Host Adapter Preparing to Install the Host AdapterConnecting Scsi Cable Installing the SubsystemScsi Cable Connection to Controller Single Controller Windows NT Not Installed on System Configuration UtilitiesLoading the Adapter Driver for Use with Windows NT Windows NT Previously Installed Verifying the System Recognizes the Host Adapter CongratulationsPage RAID Manager for Windows NT Installing and Using the RAID Manager for Windows NTSetting Controller Communications Installing the RAID Manager Software−2 The System ID Window Setting the Controller ConfigurationClick on OK after making the above selections Displaying Physical/Logical View of System Creating an Initial ConfigurationPhysical View Practice Example Creating a Single Disk Updated Physical ViewPractice Example Creating a Stripeset Practice Example Creating a Mirrorset Updated Physical View Stripeset AddedPractice Example Adding a Spare Disk Updated Physical View Mirrorset AddedPractice Example Deleting Storagesets CongratulationsSaving the RAID Configuration Record the information in the following table Page Verifying that hszdisk.sys Loaded Completing Configurations under Windows NT−2 How The hszdisk Entry Appears When It Fails To Load Completing a New RAID Array ConfigurationDisk Administrator Screen Display Understanding the Disk Administrator DisplayCompleting Your Configuration Setup Under Windows NT Getting Started RAID Array 410 for Windows NT Intel Tools Pull-Down Choices Format Menu Changes to RAID Array ConfigurationCompleting Your Configuration Setup Under Windows NT Configuration Records Blank Forms Getting Started RAID Array 410 for Windows NT Intel Appendix A. Configuration Records Blank Forms Getting Started RAID Array 410 for Windows NT Intel Accessing the CLI What is the CLI?Set the communications parameters to Reader’s Comments