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    ServeRAID Manager contents
    Copyright, trademarks, and notices ServeRAID Manager contents Introducing the ServeRAID Manager Setting your preferences in the ServeRAID Manager Changing the alarm settings Using the ServeRAID Manager in startable-CD mode Configuring the ServeRAID controller for clustering Changing the rebuild rate Changing BIOS-compatibility mapping Changing the SCSI-transfer speed Enabling and disabling unattended mode Understanding unattended mode ServeRAID software features ServeRAID Manager concepts Using Active PCI features Using Windows NT 4.0 with Active PCI features Rebuilding a defunct drive Recovering from defunct drives Rebuilding a hot-swap drive Configuring two ServeRAID controllers in a failover environment Using ServeRAID in a cluster environment What's new in the ServeRAID Manager Integrated RAID controller Choosing to create a hot-spare or standby hot-spare drive RAID levels that can use a hot-spare or standby hot-spare drive Using the ServeRAID Manager interface Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Event viewer Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Status bar Setting your preferences in the ServeRAID Manager Changing the alarm settings Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Menubar Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Toolbar Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Tree Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Main pane Limitations to the ServeRAID Manager interface What is accessibility? Accessing the ServeRAID Manager using the keyboard (Microsoft Windows) Accessing the ServeRAID Manager using the keyboard (IBM OS/2, Novell NetWare, Linux) Accessing the ServeRAID Manager using the keyboard (SCO UnixWare and OpenServer) Finding accessibility information for Microsoft Windows Using ServeRAID Assist, hints, and tips Finding information in ServeRAID Manager Using hints and tips Searching for information in ServeRAID Assist Finding information on the World Wide Web IBM ServeRAID publications ServeRAID Manager contents Understanding RAID technology Things to consider when changing the RAID level Understanding stripe-unit size  Changing the stripe-unit size Application environment groups reference Understanding RAID level-0 Software and hardware support of RAID levels Understanding RAID level-1 Software and hardware support of RAID levels Understanding RAID level-1E Understanding RAID level-5 Understanding RAID level-5E Understanding RAID level-x0 Selecting a RAID level and tuning performance  Things to consider when changing the RAID level Understanding logical drive configuration  Selecting the logical drive size Example: Usable and unusable capacity Example: Logical drive configurations Example: Usable and unusable capacity Creating additional logical drives Configuring RAID and creating arrays Selecting the RAID level by array capacity ServeRAID Manager contents Configuring a ServeRAID controller:  Configuring RAID and creating arrays Example: Express configuration Choosing between Express and Custom configuration Creating arrays and hot-spare drives Example: Express configuration Understanding creating basic arrays Understanding creating spanned arrays Understanding when RAID level-x0 logical drives change to the critical state Creating spanned arrays Understanding creating spanned arrays Understanding when RAID level-x0 logical drives change to the critical state Creating logical drives Selecting the logical drive size Example: Usable and unusable capacity Example: Logical drive configurations Example: Usable and unusable capacity Understanding physical drive capacity and unusable capacity Example: Usable and unusable capacity Example: Total disk capacity Confirming your system configuration Configuration wizard notes and attentions  Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Event viewer Changing the initialization settings Understanding logical-drive synchronization Synchronizing logical drives Confirming your system configuration Configuration wizard notes and attentions  Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Event viewer Changing the initialization settings Understanding logical-drive synchronization Synchronizing logical drives ServeRAID Manager contents Working with systems in the ServeRAID Manager Setting your preferences in the ServeRAID Manager Changing the alarm settings Using ServeRAID Assist, hints, and tips Finding information in ServeRAID Manager Using the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Adding a remote system Specifying remote access settings Failing to add a remote system Successfully adding a remote system Removing a remote system Receiving events from a removed system Specifying remote access settings The ServeRAID Manager menu bar Changing the alarm settings Specifying remote access settings Clearing controller event logs The ServeRAID Manager tool bar Configuring the ServeRAID controller for clustering Scanning for new or removed ready drives Changing the alarm settings Working with systems in the tree Managed systems object System object Clearing controller event logs Saving a printable configuration Example: Printable configuration Saving a printable configuration and event logs Example: Printable configuration Validating a cluster ServeRAID controller object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Configuring the ServeRAID controller for clustering Scanning for new or removed ready drives Deleting all arrays Changing the rebuild rate Changing BIOS-compatibility mapping Enabling and disabling unattended mode Understanding unattended mode Replacing a ServeRAID controller Steps for hot-replacing a ServeRAID controller Failing from the active to the passive controller Restore the configuration to the factory-default settings Copying the configuration from drives Viewing shared drives Integrated RAID controller object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting all arrays Enabling and disabling unattended mode Understanding unattended mode Arrays object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting all arrays Arrays on an LSI 1030 object  Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting all arrays Array [letter] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting an array Array [letter] on an LSI 1030 object  Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting an array Spanned array [number] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Deleting an array Arrays in spanned arrays [number] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Logical drives object Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Logical drives on an integrated RAID controller object  Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Logical drives in array [letter] object Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Logical drives in array [letter] on an integrated RAID controller object  Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Logical drives in spanned array [number] object Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Physical drives object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Scanning for new or removed ready drives Physical drives in array [letter] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states SCSI channel [number] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Scanning for new or removed ready drives Changing the SCSI-transfer speed Logical drive [number] object Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Synchronizing logical drives Initializing a logical drive Unblocking a logical drive Rebuilding a defunct drive Logical drive [number] on an integrated RAID controller object  Deleting a logical drive Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Initializing a logical drive Physical drive [number] object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Creating a hot-spare drive RAID levels that can use a hot-spare or standby hot-spare drive Creating a standby hot-spare drive RAID levels that can use a hot-spare or standby hot-spare drive Deleting a hot-spare drive Deleting a standby hot-spare drive Removing a defunct drive Setting a drive state to online Setting a drive state to defunct Replacing physical drives in an array Physical drive [number] on an integrated RAID controller object  Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Creating a hot-spare drive RAID levels that can use a hot-spare or standby hot-spare drive Removing a defunct drive Setting a drive state to defunct Replacing physical drives in an array Hot-spare drives object Identifying drives Using Identify to work with your systems ServeRAID and LED flash states Enclosure object CD-ROM drive object Removable-media drive object Tape drive object Monitoring systems over a network Using the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Adding a remote system Specifying remote access settings Failing to add a remote system Successfully adding a remote system Starting the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Verifying that the ServeRAID Manager agent is running Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Using the Notification Manager Using the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Adding a system in the Notification Manager Deleting a system in the Notification Manager Modifying a system in the Notification Manager Sending a test event in the Notification Manager Monitoring events sent from the Notification Manager Notification Manager menu bar Notification Manager tool bar Using the Security Manager Adding a user in the Security Manager Deleting a user in the Security Manager Modifying a user in the Security Manager Security Manager menu bar Security Manager tool bar Using the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Using the SNMP Trap Manager Using the ServeRAID Manager agent Configuring the ServeRAID Manager agent Adding a system in the SNMP Trap Manager Deleting a system in the SNMP Trap Manager Modifying a system in the SNMP Trap Manager Sending a test trap from the SNMP Trap Manager Monitoring traps sent from SNMP Trap Manager Using the SNMP Trap Manager menu bar Using the SNMP Trap Manager tool bar ServeRAID Manager contents Understanding logical-drive migration Things to consider when changing the RAID level Example: Increasing free space Example: Increasing the logical drive space Changing the RAID level Things to consider when changing the RAID level Creating additional logical drives Increasing free space  Creating additional logical drives Example: Increasing free space Increasing logical-drive space Example: Increasing the logical drive space Extending a partition on a logical drive Adding physical drives in an existing configuration Things to consider when changing the RAID level Example: Increasing free space Example: Increasing the logical drive space Confirming your logical-drive migration configuration Configuration wizard notes and attentions  Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Event viewer Using the ServeRAID Manager interface > Status bar ServeRAID Manager contents Understanding stripe-unit size  Changing the stripe-unit size Application environment groups reference Selecting a RAID level and tuning performance  Things to consider when changing the RAID level Understanding logical drive configuration  Selecting the logical drive size Example: Usable and unusable capacity Example: Logical drive configurations Example: Usable and unusable capacity Creating additional logical drives Configuring RAID and creating arrays Fine-tuning your system Changing the stripe-unit size Application environment groups reference Fine-tuning the stripe-unit size Fine-tuning the write-cache mode Changing the write-cache mode on a logical drive Changing the write-cache mode on a physical drive Understanding adaptive read-ahead cache mode Enabling and disabling read-ahead cache mode Understanding write-cache mode for physical drives Changing the write-cache mode on a physical drive Understanding write-cache mode for logical drives Changing the write-cache mode on a logical drive Understanding enabled and disabled read-ahead cache mode for logical drives Changing the stripe-unit size Enabling and disabling read-ahead cache mode ServeRAID Assist Glossary array (glossary) auto-synchronization (glossary) battery-backup cache (glossary) BIOS-compatibility mapping  (glossary) BIOS-compatibility mapping -- Extended (glossary) 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## Statistics for managers

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