Audible 2220 Online Capacity Expansion OCE, Online RAID Level Migration, Spare disk, Legacy disk

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Online Capacity Expansion (OCE)

This feature allows disks to be added to exis ting RAID arrays, in order to increase the array’s capacity, without fear of data loss. Any number of disks can be added to an array, at any time. Data can be accessed and utilized even while being redistributed.

Online RAID Level Migration

This term describes the ability to change one type of array (RAID level), into a different type of array (changing a RAID 1 array into a RAID 10 array for example). Data is still accessible during the migration process, and a base level of security is still active.

OCE, OLRM and the RocketRAID 2220

The RocketRAID 2220 supports both Online Capacity Expansion (OCE), and Online RAID Level Migration (ORLM). Both features are supported by a single function - an array can be transformed from one RAID level to another RAID level while simultaneously being resized, even under I/O load.

Spare disk

A spare disk is a single disk that can be used to automatically rebuild a redundant array in case of drive failure. Spare disks may also be members of a RAID array . Any available space on these disks may be used to rebuild other broken arrays.

Legacy disk

Disks attached to the RocketRAID 2220 that contain valid partition tables will be identified as legacy disks . A legacy disk attached to the RocketRAID 2220 can be accessed by the operating system, but cannot be used to create RAID arrays. A legacy disk must be initialized before assigning it to an array.

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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 ArrayAbout this Guide Product FeaturesIntroducing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Understanding RAID Concepts and Terminology Spare disk Online Capacity Expansion OCEOnline RAID Level Migration OCE, Olrm and the RocketRAIDRocketRAID 2220 Hardware Description/Installation Speaker RocketRAID 2220 Hardware RocketRAID 2220 Adapter LayoutPort1- Port8 JP1 and JP2LED Connections Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Single-RAID Cross Adapter Verifying InstallationRocketRAID 2220 Bios Utility Bios Command Overview RocketRAID 2220 Bios UtilitySettings Initializing Disks Creating RAID ArraysTo create an array Single RAID -Cross Adapter Adding/Removing Spare DisksPage Installation Verification Windows Driver InstallationDefault Parameters Installing the RAID Management Console/ Interface OverviewLogging On Overview of Function-menus tabs Software Interface Overview of commands/functionsCreating an Array Deleting an Array Configuring Spare DisksTo delete an array To perform OCE/ORLM on an array Recovering/Verifying ArraysVerifying an Array To verify an arrayA.R.T Status Changing Device SettingsMisc. Array/Device Options Device ManagementViewing Logged Events Configuring E-mail notificationManaging Events Renaming an ArrayTo add a Recipient Managing TasksTo test E-mail notification Task Management Add a Scheduled TaskNew Task Wizard Add a Connection Configuring Remote SystemsModify a Scheduled Task Delete a Scheduled TaskDelete a Connection Modify a ConnectionConnect to a Remote System Disconnect Remote System System ConfigurationAdd a User Configuring Users and PrivilegesDelete a User Set PasswordSet Privilege Linux Driver Support Prepare the Driver Diskette Fedora Core 3 Linux installation OverviewInstall Fedora Linux Installation steps for Fedora CoreObtain the Driver Module Configure System to Automatically Load the DriverMounting and Partitioning the Device Updating the Driver Uninstalling the DriverConfigure System to Mount Volumes during Startup To uninstall the RocketRAID 2220 driverRed Hat Enterprise 3 Overview Install Red Hat Enterprise LinuxInstalling the RocketRAID 2220 driver for an Existing System Updating the Driver Installing Sles Linux on the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Sles installation OverviewInstall Sles Linux Update Grub Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Driver on an Existing SystemInstall the Driver Module Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver Updating the Driver Mail address support@highpoint -tech.com Troubleshooting ChecklistCustomer Support Contact InformationEuropean Union Compliance Statement FCC Part 15 Class B Radio Frequency Interference statement