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Adaptec SCSI RAID 2120S/2200S Software User’s Guide

Login to Adaptec Storage Manager

To login to a system with Adaptec Storage Manager installed:

1Start Adaptec Storage Manager - Browser Edition. In Windows, you will find the application by clicking Start > Programs > SMBE > Adaptec Storage Manager - Browser Edition. In Linux, you will find it by clicking Start > System > Adaptec Storage Manager.

2The first screen presented is the Login screen shown below. Enter the host name or IP address of the system you want to manage and the username and password you would use to log into that system.

3Click Login.

Note: When you run Adaptec Storage Manager for the first time after installation you will have to install a security certificate. For instructions see Installing a Security Certificate on page 3-6.

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Contents

Adaptec SCSI RAID 2120S/2200S Page Contents Using Adaptec RAID Configuration Adaptec Storage Manager-BrowserEdition Page 4 Using the Command Line Interface A Glossary Introduction Document Overview Organization Additional Supplied Documentation Supported RAID Types RAID-0 RAID-1 RAID-5 RAID-10 RAID-50 Simple Volume Spanned Volume RAID Volume Features Optimized Disk Utilization Array Reconfiguration Drive Enclosures Hot Spares Automatic Rebuild On Replacement SCSI Devices Supported Supported Controllers Page Using Adaptec RAID Configuration Using the Array Configuration Utility Managing Arrays 2From the ARC menu, select Array Configuration Utility List of Arrays Array Properties Making an Array Bootable Array Configuration Utility Caution: Deleting Arrays Delete Yes Managing Failover Drive Assignments Main Ctrl+S Hotspare Management for Array Insert Creating Arrays Assigning Array Properties Enable when protected Enable always Disable Initializing Disk Drives Rescanning Disk Drives Using the SCSISelect Utility Starting and Exiting SCSISelect Using the SCSISelect Menus Using the Controller Configuration Utility BBS Support Array- based BBS Support Automatic rebuild on replacement Array Background Consistency Check Array-based Using the SCSI Configuration Utility Select SCSI Channel Controller SCSI Channel ID SCSI Parity Checking Controller SCSI Channel Termination SCSI Device Configuration Using the Disk Utilities Viewing the Event Log Adaptec Storage Manager- Browser Edition About Adaptec Storage Manager Page Login to Adaptec Storage Manager Tools > Internet Options > Connections>LAN Settings Use a proxy server for your LAN >Advanced Exceptions Edit> Preferences Installing a Security Certificate Understanding Adaptec Storage Manager Pop Up Tool Tips Physical Devices Hot Spares Hot Spare Changing How Drives are Displayed Text Description View View Full Size Capacity View Relative Size Capacity View Logical Devices Creating Arrays Advanced Options Enable Or Disable Read Caching— Limit Array Capacity— Stripe Build— Clear— Quick— Initialization Priority— Creating and Deleting Hot Spares Creating Hot Spares Deleting Hot Spares Deleting Arrays Modifying Arrays 5Click Finish User Interface Options Viewing Events Help Displaying and Modifying Properties Applying Changes Controller Properties Alarm Tab Disable— Test— Silence— Battery Tab Channel Properties Physical Device Properties Revision— Data Rate— SCSI ID LUN— Enclosure Properties Logical Device Properties Viewing and Creating Tasks Task Viewer Tab New Tasks Tab About Adaptec Storage Manager Notifier Service Notifier Service Event Levels notify.exe notify.nlm anotifyd Controlling ARCPD for Windows Controlling ARCPD for Unix and Linux Controlling ARCPD for NetWare Configuring the Notifier Service System Event Log Configuring E-mailNotification Reconfiguring E-mailNotification Using the Command Line Interface Introducing the Command Line Interface Accessing the Command Line Interface Terminology Using the CLI Opening and Closing a Controller Creating Single-LevelArrays Usage Free Num Label Venus Volume Creating a RAID Mars (2,2,0) (2,3,0) 100 M Deleting Arrays Enabling Spares Displaying Controller Information Page Displaying Disk Information Page Displaying Array Information Page Page The CLI Commands General Control Commands Supported on NetWare only Container (Array) Commands Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Controller Commands Supported on Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows NT Page Diagnostic Commands Page Disk Commands Page Page Page Logfile Commands Task Commands Enclosure Commands Page Page Page Using Automated Command Scripts Glossary automatic rebuild on replacement available space bad segment background consistency check battery build bus cache capacity channel consistency check command container dead partition dedicated hot spare degraded drive LED dual-levelarray enclosure enclosure management device event failed failed segment failover fault-tolerantarrays first logical device global hot spare hard disk hot spare hot swap impacted legacy disk logical device logical device order low-levelformat LUN monitoring multilevel array OCE offline array offset quick init RAID 0/1 RAID signature RAID volume rebuild reconfiguration redundant SCSI SCSI device ID second-levelarray segment serial ATA snapshot spanned volume spare stripe stripe size top-levelarray verify virtual device order visible array volume warning threshold temperature