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Appendix C: Glossary

CV

Cache Volume

 

Cache is memory used to speed up data transfer to and from a

 

disk. A Cache Volume is assigned to each UDV for execution of the

 

data transaction. Each CV can have different cache memory size.

 

Types of Cache Volume:

 

Dedicated Cache is a Cache Volume that is assigned to a

 

specified UDV.

 

Global Cache is a Cache Volume that is shared by all UDVs.

 

Degrade mode

 

Degrade mode is a status alert on the GUI to show which VG

 

has degraded or failed.

GUI

Graphical User Interface

HBA

Host Bus Adapter

 

HBA is a device that connects the host system to a storage

 

system and allows users to pass and retrieve data on this

 

bus.

Host

Host System

 

A computer, typically a server or a workstation, which

 

operates and monitors the storage system.

LUN

Logical Unit Number

 

LUN is the identifying number assigned to a UDV that allows the

 

host system to distinguish between different UDVs.

PD

Physical Disk

 

The PD refers to the actual hard drive that can be selected to

 

be a member of a volume group.

RAID

Redundant Array of Independent Disks

 

RAID is a disk array consisting of two or more disks to provide fault

 

tolerance and better performance. There are different RAID levels

 

with different degrees of the data protection. Please see Appendix

 

A.2 for more information on RAID levels and minimum

 

requirements.

 

Reserved

 

This disk was part of a VG and contains data from the VG.

 

The reserved status may be caused by removal of drive while

 

system was running. In reserved status, this disk can only be

 

used to rebuild the VG. To make this disk usable, perform a

 

Free Disc by manually selecting the disk and click

 

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Contents ProSATA SS8 Ultra 320 Scsi to Sata Disk SubsystemPreface About this ManualTrademarks Copyright@2006, WiebeTech LLCGUI Connection Table of ContentsGUI operation Advanced operation AppendixFeatures Product OverviewTechnical Specifications Environment Setup Before installationPackage contents RequirementProduct overview Install Sata disksFront view Rear view Connect cables GUI Connection GUI httpReset/Shutdown Quick InstallView IP Setting Change IP ConfigGUI operation ProSATA SS8 MenuLogin Http//192.168.0.200Quick install Use the Quick install function to create a volume easilySystem config IP address PasswordDate Mail SnmpVolume config Event logPhysical disk SlotSize MB VG NamePD operations description Volume group VG column descriptionName TotalMB FreeMBUser data group VG operations descriptionUDV column description SizeMB StatusCache volume UDV operations descriptionCV column description SizeMBCV operations description Logical unitLUN operations description Voltage & Temperature SAF-TE configEnclosure management Maintenance SmartUpgrade InfoLogout ShutdownEnter Volume config Enter Volume group Create volume groupAdvanced operations Create user data volume Enter Volume config Enter User data volumeAttach and detach Bus ID, Scsi ID, and LUN Attach LUN to UDVEnter Volume config Enter Logical unit Detach Bus ID, Scsi ID and LUN from UDVEnter Volume config Enter Cache volume Create dedicated cacheEnter Volume config Enter Physical disk Set global spare and dedicated spare disksMigration / Expansion 2 a 4-Way RAID 1 array migrates to RAID 3 arrayE b e T e c h L L C Appendix a Frequently Asked Questions FAQ My ProSATA does not mount when I turn it onWay mirroring Appendix B RAID ExplainedRAID 0+1 Appendix C Glossary HostSAF-TE Spare