Emerson ATCA-S201 manual RAID Volume Configuration

	4.6.13		Network (Subnet) mask	43
	4.6.14		Broadcast	44
	4.6.15		Gateway	44
	4.6.16		MTU size	44
	4.6.17		MAC address	44
	4.7	VLAN VIRTUAL LOCAL AREA NETWORK SUPPORT		45
	4.7.1		Viewing active VLAN	46
	4.8	LINK AGGREGATION AND BONDING		47
	4.8.1		Bonding, CLI command syntax	48
	4.9	SHELF COMMUNICATIONS		49
	4.10	I/O STATUS ATTRIBUTES		50
	4.11	BLADE MAINTENANCE, MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS		51
	4.11.1		Rescan SAS Topology, disk refresh	52
	4.11.2		Software Reset SAS Controller	52
	4.11.3		Reset I/O Status counters	52
	4.12	CPU STATUS ATTRIBUTES		53
	4.13	ATCA STATUS ATTRIBUTES		54
5	RAID VOLUME CONFIGURATION			57
	5.1	HARDWARE RAID CONFIGURATION		57
	5.1.1		JBOD mode	58
	5.2	HARDWARE RAID CONFIGURATION MENU USAGE		58
	5.2.1		Hardware RAID levels and capabilities	60
	5.2.2		How new RAID definitions alter device menu display	60
	5.2.3		Modify existing RAID configurations	61
	5.3	SOFTWARE RAID CONFIGURATION		63
	5.3.1		Software RAID web-configuration menu usage	63
	5.3.2		Software RAID, CLI command syntax	64
	5.3.3		Software RAID levels and capabilities	66
6	PREPARE LOGICAL VOLUMES FOR ISCSI OR FILE SHARING			67
	6.1	BENEFITS OF A LOGICAL VOLUME GROUP (/DEV/VGA)		67
	6.1.1		Benefits of a Logical device/disk (/dev/vga/lva0)	67
	6.2	VIEWING PHYSICAL DISKS		68
	6.2.1		Interpreting physical disk status	68
	6.2.2		View physical disk properties	69
	6.3	CREATE A LOGICAL VOLUME GROUP (/DEV/VGA)		70
	6.4	CREATING A LOGICAL DEVICE (/DEV/VGA/LVA0)		73
	6.4.1		Extend/Expand a Logical Device (/dev/vga/lva0)	73
	6.4.2		Delete a Logical device (/dev/vga/lva0)	74
	6.5	MANAGE SHARES (PREPARE LOGICAL DEVICE FOR SERVICE)		75
	6.5.1		Commit a logical drive for iSCSI service	75
	6.5.2		Commit a logical drive for NAS service	76
	6.5.3		Un-commit an iSCSI share	77
	6.5.4		Un-commit an NFS/SMB share	78
	6.6	RE-NAME ISCSI SHARES, MAKE MORE ‘HUMAN-FRIENDLY’		79
7	ISCSI DEVICE SETUP TOOLS			80
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