4- RAID Manager Software
3. Basic Mode
Basic mode allows simpler and quicker access to system administration. In basic mode, there are four function tags in the function pane: RAID and Disk Information, Event Log Viewer, Basic RAID Configuration and One Button Backup Settings. The current system configuration is displayed in the Information Pane.
3.1RAID and Disk Information RAID and Disk Information provides users the information about RAIDBank5 controller,
physical disks and RAID volumes. |
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To identify the controllers, RAID |
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volumes and hard disks, click |
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the information bar ( | ) at top |
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vitals including temperature, |
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fan speed, and voltages, select |
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the RAID controller from the |
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context pane and click |
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Selecting a RAID set or disk drive below the controller
will display the disk information including disk model, capacity, raid membership, etc. To display the disk’s SMART
for the disk selected in the context pane.
3.2 Event Log
The RAIDBank5 records all notable events the system experiences. To view the event log, click the “Event Log” button in the function pane. Logs include issuing module, date, event type and detailed message. You may save to file or clear the event log from this interface.
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