Sample RAID Configuration |
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Serial Port |
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Select COM1 Port Address | [3F8h] |
Select COM2 Port Address | [2F8h] |
PCI 1 - PCI Raid CControlSlot 1* | [Auto Added] |
PCI Function 1 | [Enabled] |
PCI 2 - PCI Ethernet CControlSlot 1* | [Auto Added] |
PCI Function 1 | [Enabled] |
PCI 3 - PCI Token Ring | [Auto Added] |
PCI Function 1 | [Enabled] |
Embedded - PCI SCSI | [Auto Added] |
PCI Function 1 | [Enabled] |
Embedded - PCI VGA | [Auto Added] |
*Note: If a PCI adapter is configured in the system, change Disabled to Enabled and press F6 to select the interrupt.
4. Exit and save the configuration.
The server is now setup, configured, and ready for the operating system.
Configuring the Mylex RAID Array Group
Prior to installing the operating system, you must use the Mylex Disk Array Configuration Utility to configure the Array Group.
With four drives connected to the Mylex, one possible configuration is to combine three of the drives in a RAID 5 configuration, with the fourth drive reserved as a Hot Spare drive.
After the operating system is installed, make sure the Mylex DACADM and DACMON utilities are loaded. If a drive fails, these utilities can be used to rebuild the RAID 5 configuration with the hot spare drive, without interrupting operation of the operating system and user applications.
Refer to the Mylex Disk Array Controller User’s Manual for detailed instructions.
Sample Configurations |
