
Launching the Web Console
The following table describes the options available on this screen.
Option | Description |
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Adapter | This option lets you configure the adapter properties. |
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Config Wizard | This option provides a series of options to let you create |
| new drive arrays, add capacity to existing arrays, or |
| modify existing arrays. |
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Channel | This option lets you configure the properties of the |
Properties | available SCSI channels on the RAID controller. |
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Config View | This options lets you switch between the Logical and |
| Physical drive views. |
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Device Progress | Shows progress of an operation being performed, such |
| as array initialization. |
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Enclosure | Displays the enclosure status, including its attached |
| drives. |
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Log Data | This option lets you configure the logged data output. |
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Advanced | This option lets you change the RAID server name, log |
| data location, and firmware location. It also performs a |
| firmware update. |
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Help | This option provides the RAID configuration help |
| screens. |
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Exit | This option lets you exit from the utility and prompts for |
| reboot. |
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Configuring arrays and logical drives
Automatic RAID configurationAfter starting the Configuration Wizard, if you chose one of the auto configuration options, Web Console displays the proposed RAID configuration in the Logical Devices window. Each logical drive has a label (such as LD1), RAID level, and drive capacity. Click Accept to complete the configuration process.
You can delete a logical drive by clicking on it in the bottom config view pane and selecting Delete from the right config view pane.
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