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<strong>VessRAID</strong> 1000i Series Product Manual RAID 1 A RAID 1 Source logical drive can migrate to the following Target logical drives: RAID 1E Target Requirements RAID 0 None. RAID 1E 3 or more physical drives. Add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 5 3 physical drives minimum, 16 maximum. RAID 1 must have less than 16 physical drives. Add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 10 4 physical drives minimum. Even number of physical drives. Add 2 or more physical drives. RAID 50 6 physical drives minimum, 32 per axle maximum. Add 4 or more physical drives. A RAID 1E Source logical drive can migrate to the following Target logical drives: Target Requirements RAID 0 None. RAID 1E Add physical drives. RAID 5 3 physical drives minimum, 16 maximum. RAID 1E must have less than 16 physical drives. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 10 4 physical drives minimum. Even number of physical drives. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 50 6 physical drives minimum, 32 per axle maximum. 266
RAID 5 267 Chapter 8: <strong>Technology</strong> Background A RAID 5 Source logical drive can migrate to the following Target logical drives: RAID 6 Target Requirements RAID 0 None. RAID 1E None. RAID 5 Add physical drives. 16 maximum. RAID 6 4 physical drives minimum, 16 maximum. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 10 4 physical drives minimum. Even number of physical drives. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 50 6 physical drives minimum, 32 per axle maximum. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. RAID 60 8 physical drives minimum, 32 per axle maximum. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives. A RAID 6 Source logical drive can migrate to the following Target logical drives: Target Requirements RAID 6 Add physical drives. 16 maximum. RAID 60 8 physical drives minimum, 32 per axle maximum. If existing physical drives have no unused space, add 1 or more physical drives.
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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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To start Media Patrol: 1. Click the
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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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Creating a Disk Array - Automatic 1
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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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Restoring Factory Defaults 203 Chap
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Restarting the Subsystem 207 Chapte
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Making Buzzer Settings 209 Chapter
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Chapter 6: Management with the LCD
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Advanced Mode 213 Perusing the Inte
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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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Index Numerics 10GB Truncate 97, 14
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