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Logical Configuration Window
The Logical Configuration window shows the logical configuration of host drives
(terms_host_drives), array drives, and logical drives (terms_logical_drive) controlled by the
selected Intel RAID Controller SRCU31. The complete configuration is shown as a tree starting
from the left with the host drives, followed by the array drives, the logical drives, and the physical
drives. See the logical configuration window in Figure 84. Click on the logical configuration icon
(Figure 92) to open the window.
To get detailed information on a drive, double click on an icon (shown in Table 25). (The window
that opens depends on the type of the device.) To change the logical configuration of a drive, click
the right mouse button on the desired drive or select an option from the configuration menu. Drive
types are described below.
Host Drives
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NOTE
Intel RAID Controller SRCU31 does not support clustering.
Table 25.
Host Drive Icons
Icon
Normal Host Drive
This host drive belongs to the selected Intel RAID Controller SRCU31 on a non-clustering I/O
channel.
Array Drives
Array drives consist of logical drives. They can be fault tolerant, depending on the RAID level.
The RAID level is displayed under the array drive icon.
Double click on an icon to get more information on the state of an array. See Figure 85. Right
click the desired drive to select an array drive option.
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Figure 84. Logical Configuration
Description
Host Drives. Double click to open information on a drive.
Right click to change the logical configuration of a drive.
Create a New Host Drive. Double click to create a new
host drive.
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