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<strong>VessRAID</strong> 1000i Series Product Manual RAID 60 – Striping of Double Parity RAID 60 combines both RAID 6 and RAID 0 features. Data is striped across disks as in RAID 0, and it uses double distributed parity as in RAID 6. RAID 60 provides data reliability, good overall performance and supports larger volume sizes. Data Stripes Figure 8. RAID 60 is a combination of RAID 6 and RAID 0 Double Distributed Parity Disk Drives Figure 9. RAID 60 Striping of Double Distributed Parity disk arrays The total capacity of a RAID 60 logical drive is the smallest physical drive times the number of physical drives, minus four. RAID 60 also provides very high reliability because data is still available even if multiple physical drives fail (two in each axle). The greater the number of axles, the greater the number of physical drives that can fail without the RAID 60 logical drive going offline. Component Minimum Maximum Number of Axles 2 16 Physical Drives per Axle 4 32 Physical Drives per Logical Drive 8 256 254 Axle 1 Axle 2
RAID 60 Axles 255 Chapter 8: <strong>Technology</strong> Background When you create a RAID 60, you must specify the number of axles. An axle refers to a single RAID 6 logical drive that is striped with other RAID 6 logical drives to make RAID 60. An axle can have from 4 to 16 physical drives, depending on the number of physical drives in the logical drive. The chart below shows RAID 60 logical drives with 8 to 20 physical drives, the available number of axles, and the resulting distribution of physical drives on each axle. No. of Drives No. of Axles RAID 60 Logical Drive Drives per Axle No. of Drives No. of Axles Drives per Axle 8 2 4,4 17 2 8,9 9 2 4,5 3 5,6,6 10 2 5,5 4 4,4,4,5 11 2 5,6 18 2 9,9 12 2 6,6 3 6,6,6 3 4,4,4 4 4,4,5,5 13 2 6,7 19 2 9,10 3 4,4,5 3 6,6,7 14 2 7,7 4 4,5,5,5 3 4,5,5 20 2 10,10 15 2 7,8 3 6,7,7 3 5,5,5 4 5,5,5,5 16 2 8,8 5 4,4,4,4,4 3 5,5,6 4 4,4,4,4
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xv Contents Chapter 9: Troubleshoot
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Chapter 1: Introduction to VessRAID
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Architectural Description 3 Chapter
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Dimensions (H x W x D) 1840i: 13 x
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Chapter 2: VessRAID Installation Th
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Figure 3. VessRAID 1830i rear view
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Mounting VessRAID in a Rack 13 Chap
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Installing Disk Drives 15 Chapter 2
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Installing Your Disk Drives 17 Chap
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19 Chapter 2: VessRAID Installation
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Setting Up Serial Cable Connections
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Controller LEDs 25 Chapter 2: VessR
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Chapter 3: VessRAID Setup This chap
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Setting up with the CLI 29 Chapter
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Setting up with the CLU 1. At the a
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Setting up with the LCD 33 Chapter
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Creating Disk Arrays with WebPAM PR
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Selecting a Language 37 Chapter 3:
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Setting an Alias for the Subsystem
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Managing the Network Connection 67
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Managing iSCSI Connections 69 Chapt
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Deleting CHAPs 75 Chapter 4: Manage
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Managing Software Services Software
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Starting or Restarting SLP service
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Starting or Restarting Telnet servi
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Adding Netsend recipients 85 Chapte
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Exporting the User Database 87 Chap
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Shutting Down the Subsystem 91 Chap
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Starting Up After Shutdown 93 Chapt
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Managing the Controller 95 Chapter
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Managing Enclosures 99 Chapter 4: M
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Reconditioning a Battery 103 Chapte
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Managing Physical Drives 105 Chapte
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Managing UPS Units 111 Chapter 4: M
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Viewing UPS Information 113 Chapter
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Creating a Logical Drive 121 Chapte
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Managing Logical Drives 127 Chapter
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Viewing Logical Drive Statistics To
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Managing Spare Drives 133 Chapter 4
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Making a Telnet Connection 141 Chap
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Managing the Subsystem Subsystem Ma
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Managing the Controller Controller
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Making UPS Settings 191 Chapter 5:
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Managing Users 193 Chapter 5: Manag
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6. Press Ctrl-A to save the setting
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Making SLP Settings 197 Chapter 5:
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Enclosure 309 Chapter 9: Troublesho
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Chapter 10: Support • Frequently
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How can I be sure everything is wor
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Italy Taiwan E-mail Support e-Suppo
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Returning the Product For Repair 32
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Index Numerics 10GB Truncate 97, 14
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eleasing lock 61, 146 renewing lock
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