7Reboot the host computer.

8If sled(s) or drive(s) are physically missing from the array, the entire stripe group (LUN) containing the drive(s) will be unavailable. To determine which drives would be unavailable in various configurations, see Exhibit 6.2-1and Exhibit 6.2-2.

To remove RAID Level 0 groups

1Connect to the array via the RS-232 port or the optional Ethernet management services card

(refer to Accessing the Array on page 17). You should now be in CLI.

1Continue with the CLI or access the RAID page of the ExpressNAV interface (refer to ATTO ExpressNAV: Browser-based Interface on page 25).

2Type set QuickRAID0 0 to configure the array in JBOD mode.

3Continue with steps 4 through 7 of To set up RAID Level 0 groups on page 53.

Exhibit 6.2-1 Sled-based QuickRAID0 stripe groups with LUN designations in a fully populated Array set up as QuickRAID0 6 sled. If sled 6 were to be withdrawn from the array, LUN 3 (grayed boxes) would be unavailable.

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LUNs: virtual drive numbers

Exhibit 6.2-2 Drive-based QuickRAID0 stripe groups with LUN designations in a fully populated Array set up as QuickRAID0 6 Drive. If sled 6 were to be withdrawn from the array, LUNs 2 and 5 would be unavailable.

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LUNs: virtual drive numbers

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S-Class specifications

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In summary, ATTO Technology S-Class is not just a storage solution; it's a gateway to unlocking peak performance in data management, tailored for the challenges of today’s data-driven landscape.
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