MicroNet Technology RAIDBank4 manual Delete Volume Set

	4-RAID Control-Web Interface
Host eSATA channel	SATA150, SATA150+NCQ, SATA300, SATA300+NCQ (default.)
Transfer Mode
HOST Channel (SATA/USB)	RAIDBank4 supports two host channels. Host Channel 0 is the host
	eSATA interface, and Channel 1 is the USB 2.0 host interface.
Drive Number (LUN 0-4)	RAIDBank4 supports 4 logical units. Any Volume Set may be mapped
	to eSATA and/or USB host channels independently.

!SIMULTANEOUS HOST CHANNEL VOLUME MAPPING

The RAIDBank4 can map a Volumeset to both host channels simultaneously for clustering environment. Never attempt to mount the same volume on both channels without proper clustering software.

Mounting the same volume on both channels without proper software can result in

data corruption or loss!

When all options are set, check the “Confirm The Operation” checkbox and click to

commit or to revert all options to default. A Confirmation screen appears prior to the operation conclusion.

3.2 Delete Volume Set

To delete a Volume Set, choose the “Delete Volume Set” option. A table will appear with the available Volume Sets. Check the radio button next to the Volume Set to be deleted, and check

the box labelled “Confirm the operation.” Click the Button.

3.3 Modify Volume Set

To modify a Volume Set, choose the “modify Volume Set” option. A table will appear with the available Volume Sets. Check the radio button next to the Volume Set to be modifed, and click

the Button. A table will appear with the modifiable attributes (refer to section 3.1 in this chapter for attribute descriptions.) You can modify all values except the capacity.

Note:

When a volume set is migrating from one RAID level to another, a volume set stripe size changes, or when a disk is added to a RAID set the volume state will change to migrating. During migration. The migration status will be displayed in the volume state area of the LCD display. No additional volume changes can be performed until migration completes.

3.4 Check Volume Set Consistency

To check the internal integrity of a Volume Set, choose the “Check Volume Set” option. A table will appear with the available Volume Sets. Check the radio button next to the Volume Set to

be checked, and check the box labelled “Confirm the operation.” Click the Button.

3.5 Stop Volume Set Consistency Check

To stop a consistency check already in progress, choose the “Stop Volume Set Check” option. A table will appear with the available Volume Sets. check the radio button next to the Volume Set

to be aborted, and check the box labelled “Confirm the operation.” Click the Button.

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