Promise Technology EX4650, EX8658, EX8654 Choosing a Display Language, Viewing the Event Frame

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Chapter 5: Management with WebPAM PRO

Choosing a Display Language

WebPAM PRO displays in the following languages:

English

Italian

Simplified Chinese

Japanese

Traditional Chinese

Korean

French

Spanish

German

Russian

To change the display language:

1.Click the Language dropdown menu in the Header.

2.Highlight the language you prefer.

WebPAM PRO displays in the chosen language.

Viewing the Event Frame

To view the Event Frame, click Show Event Frame in the Header. To hide the Event Frame, click Hide Event Frame in the Header.

The Event Frame reports all events and stores them in the WebPAM PRO folder on the hard disk drive of the Host PC.

In the event frame, events are listed and sorted by:

Host IP – The IP address of the Host PC or subsystem where the event happened

WWN – World Wide Number of the Host PC or subsystem where the event happened

Device – Disk array, logical drive, physical drive, controller, battery, etc.

Event ID – The hexadecimal number that identifies the specific type of event

Severity – See below:

Information – Information only, no action is required

Warning – User can decide whether or not action is required

Minor – Action is needed but the condition is not serious at this time

Major – Action is needed now

Critical – Action is needed now and the implications of the condition are serious

Fatal Non-Recoverable error or failure has occurred

Time – Time and date of the occurrence

Description – A brief description of the event

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Contents Supertrak Recommendations CopyrightTrademarks Important data protection informationRadio Frequency Interference Statement Page Contents Installing Drivers SuperBuild Utility Installing Drivers,107 SuperBuild Utility,Management with WebPAM PRO Management with WebPAM PRO, Managing Software Services,Management with WebPAM PRO, Management with WebPAM PRO, Technology Background, TroubleshootingAppendix D LED Backplane Connections Appendix a Partition and Format Appendix B UpgradesSupport 287Xiv About This Manual IntroductionXOR Microprocessor Product OverviewHot-Swapping Operating System Support WebPAM PRO Management SoftwareAdvanced Hardware Design Key Features and BenefitsFeatures Benefits Browser SupportCompatibility Features Benefits Advanced Hardware Design Features BenefitsCompatibility SpecificationsUnpacking the SuperTrak Card InstallationPage Installing the SuperTrak Card SuperTrak EX4650 card SAS Ports Ch1-4 SuperTrak EX8654 cardSuperTrak EX16650 card + R G + + - + Connecting SuperTrak to a VTrak Jbod Enclosure Connecting SuperTrak to a SuperSwap EnclosureSuperTrak SAS Port Enclosure ID Range Drive ID Range SAS Connections and ID NumbersScenario 1 Virtual Enclosure Sgpio Scenario 2 Virtual Enclosure Host PCScenario 4 External Enclosures Parallel Scenario 3 External Enclosures Daisy ChainScenario 5 SAS Expanders Level Number of Drives Choosing the Physical DrivesCreating a Logical Drive Installation Page Installation Page Installing onto Windows Installing the CLILicense Agreement dialog box Choose Destination Location dialog box Ready to Install dialog box Install Complete dialog box Installing onto Linux Introduction dialog box License Agreement dialog box Choose Install Folder dialog box Pre-Installation Summary dialog box Install Compete dialog box Register On-line dialog box Sh CLIInstaller...FreeBSD.bin -i silent Installing the CLI onto FreeBSDSh CLIInstaller...VMware.bin -i silent Installing the CLI onto VMwareOperating System Support Installing WebPAM PROUtility Server AgentBrowser Support Internet BrowserInstalling WebPAM PRO onto Windows License Agreement dialog box Setup Type dialog box Custom Setup dialog box Choose Destination Location dialog box WebPAM PRO Server dialog box Ready to Install dialog box Install Complete dialog box WebPAMPRO...Linux.bin file, then press Enter Installing WebPAM PRO onto LinuxLicense Agreement dialog box Choose Install Product dialog box Choose Install Folder dialog box SSL Security Options dialog box Pre-Installation Summary dialog box Install Compete dialog box Register On-line dialog box Regular Connection Logging into WebPAM PROLogging in at the Host PC Logging in over the NetworkHttps//192.168.10.2288443/promise Login ScreenClick the Add Subsystem/Host tab Setting up WebPAM PROAdd Subsystem/Host tab Installing Drivers Windows Driver Installation MediaClick the Driver for Windows button Tar zxvf RH-306010003.tar.gz Linux and FreeBSDWindows Server New OS InstallationLoad Driver Existing System Confirming Driver InstallationChoose the Don’t search online option Windows Vista Existing System Windows Server Existing System Windows XP Existing System Type cd /mnt/floppy Type sh ./installRed Hat Linux Enterprise 4.4 Type mount -r /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppyFedora Core Fedora Core 7 Type cd /media/floppy Type sh ./install Type cd umount /media/floppySuSE Open 10.2, 10.3, 10.5 Type mount /dev/fd0 /media/floppySuSE Sles 10, 10 SP1 Miracle Linux Option 1. Device Node Exists FreeBSD 6.1Option 2. Device Node Does Not Exist Existing System VMware ESX Server 3.0.2 Esxcfg-boot -rg esxcfg-boot -bInstalling Drivers Page SuperBuild Utility SuperTrak BiosSuperTrak Bios screen SuperTrak Bios screen, logical drive offline SuperBuild Main Menu Accessing the Main MenuSelecting a Controller Memory Type DDR2 Sdram Viewing Controller InformationViewing Physical Drives Managing Physical DrivesViewing Physical Drive Information Managing Physical Drive Problems Viewing Disk Arrays Managing Disk ArraysViewing Disk Array Information Creating a Disk Array Rebuilding a Disk Array Changing Disk Array SettingsDeleting a Disk Array Viewing Logical Drives Managing Logical DrivesViewing Logical Drive Information Creating a Logical Drive Write Cache Policy Choose from Write Back or Write Through Initializing a Logical DriveDeleting a Logical Drive Changing Logical Drive SettingsSelected logical drive is removed from the list Creating a Spare Drive Managing Spare DrivesViewing Spare Drives Viewing Spare Drive InformationChanging Spare Drive Settings Deleting a Spare Drive Viewing Background Activity Viewing RAM Events Managing the Event LogViewing Nvram Events Clearing the Event Logs Working with Time Sync Setting the Time ZoneSynchronizing Time with an Embedded Site Working with the Buzzer Using the Miscellaneous MenuMaking the SAS Ready LED Setting Making the Sgpio Backplane SettingEnabling or Disabling the Buzzer 106 Management with WebPAM PRO 108 Management with WebPAM PRO WebPAM PRO interface Accessing the InterfaceUsing Tree View Using the HeaderWebPAM PRO Tree View Using Management ViewViewing the Event Frame Choosing a Display LanguageDeleting the Event Frame Saving the Event FrameViewing the Storage Network Storage Network appears in Tree View Logging out of WebPAM PROManaging Users Making User SettingsViewing User Information Changing a User’s Password Making Your Own User SettingsChanging Your Own Password Deleting a User Creating a UserList of User Privileges 119 Viewing Subsystem/Host Information Working with Subsystem/Host ManagementAdding a Subsystem or Host Deleting a Subsystem or Host In-Band versus Out-of-BandSetting User Privilege Viewing Service Status Managing Software ServicesChanging Web Server Settings Linux Setting up Email ServiceRestarting the Tomcat Server WindowsSetting Event Frame Refresh Time Setting up Extended SmtpSending a Test Email Message Changing CIM Server Settings Changing CIM Client SettingsRefreshing the WebPAM PRO Screen Setting User RightsManaging the Host Viewing Host InformationViewing Subsystem Information Managing the SubsystemClick the Clear Statistics link Setting an Alias for the SubsystemClearing Statistical Data Updating the FirmwareViewing the Runtime Event Log Checking Subsystem HealthSeverity Definitions Clearing the Runtime Event Log Saving the Runtime Event LogViewing the Nvram Event Log Clearing the Nvram Event Log Saving the Nvram Event LogViewing Current Background Activities Making Background Activity SettingsRunning Media Patrol Running Background ActivitiesViewing Scheduled Activities Running PDMScheduling an Activity 136 Deleting a Scheduled Activity Viewing System Configuration138 Viewing Controllers Information Managing the ControllerViewing Controller Information 140 Viewing Controller Statistics Making Controller SettingsClearing an Orphan Watermark Viewing Battery InformationTesting the Buzzer Making Buzzer SettingsSilencing the Buzzer Viewing Buzzer Information Viewing Enclosure Information Managing EnclosuresLocating a Physical Drive Viewing a List of Physical DrivesVirtual or Third Party Enclosures Promise Enclosures Making Global Physical Drive SettingsSata Drives SAS Drives Adjustable Items Making Physical Drive SettingsViewing Physical Drive Statistics Clearing Stale and PFA Conditions Locating a Disk Array 151 Creating a Disk Array Automatic Configuration Creating a Disk Array Express Configuration 154 Disk Array Creation Creating a Disk Array Advanced ConfigurationLogical Drive Creation Summary Disk Array Operational Status Physical Drive Status Making Disk Array Settings159 160 Migrating a Disk Array Rebuilding Manually Rebuilding AutomaticallyRunning PDM on a Disk Array Running Media Patrol on a Disk ArrayPreparing a Disk Array for Transport Transitioning a Disk Array165 Logical Drive Status Viewing Information for All Logical DrivesLocating a Logical Drive Logical Drive Synchronization Viewing Logical Drive StatisticsInitialization Viewing the Logical Drive Check Table Running Redundancy Check171 Viewing a List of Spare Drives 173 Deleting Spare Drive Making Spare Drive SettingsRunning Spare Check Viewing a List of All Logical Drives Working with the Logical Drive SummaryViewing Individual Logical Drive Information 178 Navigate to the C\Program Files\WebPAMPRO\Agent\bin folder Opening the CLI on WindowsGo to the /opt/Promise/WebPAMPRO/Agent/bin directory Opening the CLI on Linux, FreeBSD, and VMwareCommand Action Table of Supported CommandsView redundancy check status and progress This can be used in place of the help command or Usage List of Supported CommandsAbout ArrayTransport OptionsID= Decimal places. If not specified, all available capacity is Examples BatteryBga BbmSpare in the following condition Buzz Checktable Config193 Ctrl Maximum amount of usable space Command from host is supported Enclosure DateEvent Export Factorydefaults Init Logdrv Migrate Displayed Pdm Phydrv Option. Defaults to be all if -d is not specified Medium error threshold. If the threshold is reached, Ptiflash Port number Rc -a start -l3 -n -p rc -a start -l3 Rc -a stop -l2 Spare Spath HBA StatsSubsys Sync Transit TopologySpecifies the id of disk array which contains the revertible Introduction to RAID Technology BackgroundRAID 0 Striping interleaves data across multiple drives RAID 0 StripeRAID 1 Mirrors identical data to two drives RAID 1 MirrorEnhanced Data Mirrors Physical Drives RAID 1E Enhanced MirrorRAID 5 stripes all drives with data and parity information RAID 5 Block Striping with Distributed ParityRAID 6 stripes all drives with data and dual parity RAID 6 Block and Double Parity StripeData Stripe Mirror Physical Drives RAID 10 Mirror / StripeComponent Minimum Maximum RAID 50 Striped Distributed ParityRAID 50 Axles 3,3,3 RAID 60 is a combination of RAID 6 and RAID RAID 60 Striping of Double ParityRAID 60 Axles 5,5 10,10 4,4,4 231 Advantages Disadvantages Choosing a RAID LevelRAID 1E 234 High Read data transaction rate Choosing Sector Size Choosing Stripe Block SizeTB Limitation Choosing Cache PolicyLogical Drive Size Sector Size Read Cache Policy Capacity CoercionWrite Cache Policy Hot Spare Drives InitializationRAID Level Migration Partition and Format the Logical DriveTarget Requirements None Add physical drives maximum RAID 10 must have less than 16 physical drives Physical drives maximum PDM Ranges of Disk Array ExpansionCurrent LD Size Maximum LD Sector Size Expansion Size Delete and RecreatePredictive Data Migration PDM Media PatrolPDM Triggers Drive Failure and Automatic Rebuild Transition250 Manual Transition Automatic Transition252 Critical & Offline Logical Drives When a Physical Drive Fails254 Without a Hot Spare Drive With a Hot Spare DriveRebuild Operation 256 Buzzer Problems Reported by SuperTrakLEDs Logical Drive Status Fault Activity Firmware StatusGlobal LED Display Direct LED DisplayBios 260 Open WebPAM PRO Problems Reported in WebPAM PROWhat to Look For 262 Finding the Failed Drive in SuperBuild Physical Drive Management screen Finding the Failed Drive in WebPAM PROSalvaging Physical Drives Manual Rebuild SuperBuild Utility Rebuilding a Logical DriveSpare Drive Available No Spare Drive AvailableManual Rebuild WebPAM PRO Cache Battery Does Not Charge Recovering from a Blank ScreenWill Acpi work with HDDs on the SuperTrak EX Series? Frequently Asked QuestionsPre-Installation Speed, Device Types, Capacity, Cabling Can I use Atapi devices on the SuperTrak EX Series?How can I change the resources that the SuperTrak uses? Drive IssuesInstallation Issues Capacity, Booting Why can’t I run WebPAM PRO in Konqueror? Post-InstallationAren’t the WebPAM PRO icons supposed to be animated? Netherlands Technical Support ServicesContacting Technical Support United StatesItaly GermanyTaiwan China Disclaimer of other warranties Limited WarrantyYour Responsibilities Returning the Product For Repair 279 280 Appendix a Partition and Format Click the Next button to start the Wizard Appendix a Partition and Format 284 Downloading Bios and Firmware File Updating SuperTrak Bios and FirmwareLogging into WebPAM PRO Downloading the WebPAM PRO Update FileInstalling the WebPAM PRO Update File Updating WebPAM PROAppendix C Battery Backup Unit Installing the BBU BBU module connectors on EX4650. Other models are similar 290 Appendix D LED Backplane Connections Schematic DiagramsBackplane Aggregate LED Display Direct LED DisplayStorage Device Status Global LED Display Numerics IndexStart 27 Jbod 14 107 Status 92, 93 Stripe size 21, 93, 156 Logical drive 94, 95, 156 Delete 99, 174 information List 97 Buzzer 104 VTrak Jbod 14, 16, 147, 151, 167 Info 166, 167
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