HighPoint Rocket 700 Series User Manual page 30

System Setting
Enable auto rebuild (default: Enabled)
When a physical drive fails, the controller will take the drive offline. Once you re-insert or replace the disk, the
controller will not automatically rebuild the array unless this option is enabled.
Enable continue rebuilding on error (default: Enabled)
When enabled, the rebuilding process will ignore bad disk sectors and continue rebuilding until completion. When
the rebuild is finished, the data may be accessible but may also be inconsistent, due to any bad sectors that were
ignored during the procedure. If this option is enabled, HighPoint recommends checking the event log periodically
for bad sectors warnings.
Enable audible alarm (default: Enabled)
When the disk is dropped, the buzzer will beep. If this option is disable, you won't hear any sound.
Set Spindown Idle Disk(minutes) (default: Disabled)
If this option is disabled, the disk attached to the R720 will not stop spinning. If you set the time limit, the disk will
stop rotating according to the specified time when the system is not reading or writing.
Restrict to localhost access (default: Enabled)
Remote access to the controller will be restricted when enabled; other users in your network will be unable to
remotely log in to the HRM.
Rebuild Priority (default: Medium)
You can specify the amount of system resources you want to dedicate to rebuilding the array. There are 5 levels of
priority [Lowest, Low, Medium, High, Highest]
Port Number (default: 7402)
The default port that the HighPoint HRM listens on is 7402. You may change it to any open port.
Temperature Unit (default: ℉ )
Password Settings
You can switch the expression of temperature units between ℉ and ℃ temperature units.
Changing your HRM password
Under Password Setting, type your new password, confirm it, then click Submit.
Recovering your HRM password
If you forget your password, you can delete the file hptuser.dat. Then you need to restart the computer and open
the WEBGUI to set a new password
For Windows Users:
1. Open file explorer
2. Navigate to C:/Windows/
3. Delete hptuser.dat
4. Reboot
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