Getting Started - RAID Array 410 for Windows NT – Intel
Installation “Checklist”
This section expands upon the preceding steps to provide a “checklist” or “roadmap” to assist you during the installation process. Detailed procedures are provided in subsequent chapters in this guide. Depending upon your specific configuration requirements, however, you may not need to perform all the tasks identified:
1.Perform the
2.Plan your configuration: This means “mapping out” how you are going to set up your single disks (JBODs), Stripesets, Mirrorsets, and RAIDsets in your RAID Array. (Useful tools for this purpose are the configuration record sheets provided in Chapter 3 and the Appendix of this guide.)
3.Unpack and locate the RAID Array 410 Subsystem. This includes:
∙Positioning the RAID Array subsystem
∙Installing the
∙Connecting the RAID Array maintenance port to the system using the serial cable (Chapter 1)
∙Charging the
4.Unpack and install the host adapter in your system, connect it to the RAID Array, and verify it is recognized by your system. This guide covers the following host adapters models:
∙Host adapter for an
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5.Install the RAID Array 410 Manager for Windows NT software (Chapter 3).
6.Set the Controller communications parameters (Chapter 3).
7.Create an initial configuration (Chapter 3).
8.Record your RAID configuration (Chapter 3).
9.Complete your RAID configuration using Windows NT Disk Administrator (Chapter 4).
Pre-installation Steps:
Before starting your installation, follow these
∙Back up your system files using your normal procedure.
∙Verify the availability of
∙Inventory the contents of the StorageWorks RAID Array 410 Subsystem platform kit.
∙Inventory the contents of the StorageWorks RAID Array 410 Subsystem.
Perform a System Backup
Follow normal procedures to backup your system before installing the subsystem.
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