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<strong>RAIDWatch</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Figure 6-27: Accessing Configuration Commands<br />

6.8.1 Quick Installation<br />

This is a new function in <strong>RAIDWatch</strong> 2.2 or above version. When you first<br />

connect <strong>RAIDWatch</strong> to a new RAID system without any previous<br />

configurations, select Quick Installation and let <strong>RAIDWatch</strong> guide you<br />

thought a simple logical drive creation process. Later, the <strong>RAIDWatch</strong><br />

program will lead you to a LUN mapping process.<br />

If you already have at least one logical drive existed in the RAID system,<br />

this function will be disabled. You will be prompt a message window that<br />

indicates logical drive already exists.<br />

6.8.2 Create Logical Drive Window<br />

When the Create Logical Drive window is opened, the screen shown in<br />

Figure 6-28 should appear.<br />

The basic rules for using the functional elements in the Create Logical Drive<br />

window are:<br />

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♦<br />

This window uses a parallel display principle. To create a logical<br />

drive, select its members from the Front View window each by a<br />

single mouse-click. The Selected Members window then displays the<br />

disk drives’ slot IDs and sizes.<br />

The Configuration view also employs an up-then-down pattern with<br />

the configuration process. Important logical drive characteristics are<br />

set using the pull-down menus at the lower part of the Configuration<br />

screen. The creation procedure is completed by clicking the OK<br />

button at the bottom of the screen.<br />

6-24 The Configuration Category

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