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VTrak M610p Product ManualSelecting a LanguageWebPAM PROe displays in English, German, French, Italian, Japanese, ChineseTraditional, Chinese Simple, and Korean.1. Click Language on the WebPAM PROe Header.The language list appears in the Header.2. Click on the language you prefer.The WebPAM PROe user interface displays in the selected language.Figure 3. Clicking “Language” on the WebPAM PROe HeaderCreating a Disk ArrayOn a newly activated VTrak subsystem, there are no disk arrays or logical drives.To create a disk array:1. Click on the Disk Arrays icon, then click on the Create tab.The Array Configuration menu appears. See Figure 4.2. Choose one of the options:• Automatic – Creates a new disk array based on a default set ofparameters, including one logical drive. The number of unconfiguredphysical drives available determines the RAID level of the disk arrayand whether a spare drive is created. See page 27.• Express – Creates a new disk array based on the characteristics youspecify. You can create multiple logical drives. However, all of thelogical drives will be the same size and RAID level. See page 28.• Advanced – Enables you to directly specify all parameters for a newdisk array and its logical drives. See page 29.3. Click the Next button.Figure 4. The Array Configuration menu26
Chapter 3: SetupAutomaticWhen you choose the Automatic option, the following parameters appear on thescreen:• Disk Arrays – The number of physical drives in the disk array, their IDnumbers, configurable capacity, and the number of logical drives to becreated• Logical Drives – The ID number of the logical drive(s), their RAID level,capacity, and stripe size• Spare Drives – The physical drive slot number of the dedicated hot spareassigned to this disk array. A hot spare drive is created for all RAID levelsexcept RAID 0, when five or more unconfigured physical drives are availableIf you accept these parameters, click the Submit button.The new disk array appears in the Disk Array List on the Information tab.If you do NOT accept these parameters, use the Express (page 28) or Advanced(page 29) option to create your disk array.27
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