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VessRAID Setup - Promise Technology, Inc.

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Chapter 4: Management with WebPAM PROe<br />

• Monthly – Choose a calendar day of the month (1 – 31).<br />

If you choose a higher number than there are days in the current month, the<br />

actual start date will occur at the beginning of the following month.<br />

Or, choose a day of the week and choose the first, second, third, fourth, or<br />

last occurrence of that day in the month.<br />

Then, choose the months in which you want the activity to occur.<br />

6. Select a Range of Occurrence.<br />

• Start-from date. The default is today's date.<br />

• End-on date.<br />

Select No End Date (perpetual).<br />

Or, choose a number of occurrences for this activity.<br />

Or, choose a specific end date. The default is today's date.<br />

7. For Redundancy Check only:<br />

• Choose the Auto Fix option. This feature attempts to repair the problem<br />

when it finds an error.<br />

• Choose the Pause on Error option. This feature stops the process when<br />

it finds an error<br />

• Check the boxes beside the logical drives (all except RAID 0) to which<br />

this activity will apply.<br />

Each logical drive can have only one scheduled Redundancy Check.<br />

8. Click the Submit button.<br />

Deleting a Scheduled Activity<br />

Note<br />

You can schedule only ONE Redundancy Check for each logical<br />

drive.<br />

To delete a scheduled activity for this subsystem:<br />

1. Click the Subsystem icon Tree View.<br />

2. From the dropdown menu on the Scheduler tab, choose Delete Schedules.<br />

3. Check the box to the left of the schedule you want to delete.<br />

4. Click the Submit button.

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