Audible 2220 manual Creating an Array, To create an array

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3 - Creating an Array

To create an array:

1.Highlight the “Management”menu, then select the "Array Management” function.

2.Click the Create button on the toolbar or select the "Create" command from the "Operation" menu. The array creation wizard will appear.

3.Select the desired RAID level from the drop-down list.

4.Enter a name for the array using the keyboard (this is optional), and click the Next button.

5.If you are creating a redundant array (RAID 1, 5, 10), select an initialization option. If you are creating a RAID 0 or JBOD (volume), skip to step 6:

For RAID1 and RAID 10 arrays, the default initialization method is "No initialization". For RAID5 a rrays, the default initialization method is "Foreground".

If you are creating RAID5, you will be asked to specify a cache policy:

Write -back- when the write-back setting is selected, all write requests sent to the array are cached. This will result in higher performance, but data loss may occur in case of a power failure.

Write -through- when the write -through setting is selected, all write requests sent to the array are passed directly to the disks. However, subsequent reads may still be completed fromthe cache if appropriate.

6.Select which disks are to be used to create the array. Highlight the desired disk from the left -side

of the interface (available disks), then click on the button to move the disk to the right side of

the interface (selected disks). Disks must be selected one a time.

If you wish to remove a selected disk, highlight it from the selected disk section, and use the button to move it to the available disk section.

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Contents Revision Date March HighPoint Technologies, Inc RocketRAID 2220 Sataii Host Adapter User’s GuideTrademarks CopyrightTable of Contents Managing Events Creating an Array Deleting an ArrayProduct Features About this GuideIntroducing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Understanding RAID Concepts and Terminology Online RAID Level Migration Online Capacity Expansion OCEOCE, Olrm and the RocketRAID Spare diskRocketRAID 2220 Hardware Description/Installation Port1- Port8 RocketRAID 2220 Hardware RocketRAID 2220 Adapter LayoutJP1 and JP2 SpeakerLED Connections Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Single-RAID Cross Adapter Verifying InstallationRocketRAID 2220 Bios Utility RocketRAID 2220 Bios Utility Bios Command OverviewSettings Creating RAID Arrays Initializing DisksTo create an array Single RAID -Cross Adapter Adding/Removing Spare DisksPage Installation Verification Windows Driver InstallationInstalling the RAID Management Console/ Interface Overview Default ParametersLogging On Overview of Function-menus tabs Software Interface Overview of commands/functionsCreating an Array Configuring Spare Disks Deleting an ArrayTo delete an array Verifying an Array Recovering/Verifying ArraysTo verify an array To perform OCE/ORLM on an arrayMisc. Array/Device Options Changing Device SettingsDevice Management A.R.T StatusManaging Events Configuring E-mail notificationRenaming an Array Viewing Logged EventsManaging Tasks To add a RecipientTo test E-mail notification Task Management Add a Scheduled TaskNew Task Wizard Modify a Scheduled Task Configuring Remote SystemsDelete a Scheduled Task Add a ConnectionModify a Connection Delete a ConnectionConnect to a Remote System Disconnect Remote System System ConfigurationAdd a User Configuring Users and PrivilegesSet Password Delete a UserSet Privilege Linux Driver Support Install Fedora Linux Fedora Core 3 Linux installation OverviewInstallation steps for Fedora Core Prepare the Driver DisketteConfigure System to Automatically Load the Driver Obtain the Driver ModuleMounting and Partitioning the Device Configure System to Mount Volumes during Startup Uninstalling the DriverTo uninstall the RocketRAID 2220 driver Updating the DriverRed Hat Enterprise 3 Overview Install Red Hat Enterprise LinuxInstalling the RocketRAID 2220 driver for an Existing System Updating the Driver SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Sles installation Overview Installing Sles Linux on the RocketRAID 2220 Host AdapterInstall Sles Linux Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Driver on an Existing System Update GrubInstall the Driver Module Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver Updating the Driver Customer Support Troubleshooting ChecklistContact Information Mail address support@highpoint -tech.comEuropean Union Compliance Statement FCC Part 15 Class B Radio Frequency Interference statement