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3Ware 9650SE-2LPB-10 - Sataii Raid Hardware 10Pk User Manual (272 pages)

Serial ATA RAID Controller

Brand: 3Ware | Category: Controller | Size: 6.5 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this User Guide
  7
- How this User Guide Is Organized
  7
- Conventions
  9
- Screenshots
  9
- Using the 3Ware HTML Bookshelf
  9
- Chapter 1. Introducing the 3Ware® SATA RAID Controller
  
  11
- Chapter 2. Getting Started with Your 3Ware RAID Controller
  
  26
- Chapter 3. First-Time RAID Configuration Using 3BM
  
  30
- Chapter 4. Driver Installation
  
  40
- Chapter 5. 3Ware BIOS Manager 2 (3BM 2) Introduction
  
  67
- Chapter 6 3DM 2 (3Ware Disk Manager) Introduction
  
  76
- Chapter 7 Configuring Your Controller
  
  95
- Chapter 8. Configuring Units
  
  106
  - Configuring a New Unit
    106
    
    Configuration Options When Creating a Unit
    107
    
    Creating a Unit through 3DM
    109
  - Boot Volume Size
    109
    
    Creating a Unit through 3BM
    112
    
    Ordering Units in 3BM
    115
    
    Partitioning, Formatting, and Mounting Units
    116
  - Creating a Hot Spare
    118
    
    Specifying a Hot Spare through 3DM
    119
    
    Specifying a Hot Spare through 3BM
    119
  - Naming a Unit
    120
  - Setting Unit Policies
    121
    
    Enabling and Disabling the Unit Write Cache
    123
    
    Setting Auto Verify for a Unit
    124
    
    Setting Continue on Source Error During Rebuild
    125
    
    Enabling and Disabling Queuing for a Unit
    126
    
    Setting the Storsave Profile for a Unit
    127
  - Changing an Existing Configuration by Migrating
    130
    
    RAID Level Migration (RLM) Overview
    131
    
    Changing RAID Level
    132
    
    Expanding Unit Capacity
    133
    
    Informing the Operating System of Changed Configuration
    134
  - Deleting a Unit
    135
    
    Deleting a Unit through 3DM
    136
    
    Deleting a Unit through 3BM
    137
  - Removing a Unit
    138
    
    Removing a Unit through 3DM
    139
    
    Removing a Unit through 3BM
    140
  - Moving a Unit from One Controller to Another
    141
    
    Moving Units from an 8000 Controller to a 9000 Controller
    141
    
    Moving Legacy JBOD Units to a 9000 Controller
    142
    
    Moving Units from a 9500S to a 9550SX, 9590SE, or 9650SE Controller
    143
  - Adding a Drive
    144
  - Removing a Drive
    145
  - Rescanning the Controller
    146
  - Maintaining Units
    148
- Chapter 9. Maintaining Units
  
  148
  - Checking Unit and Drive Status through 3DM
    148
    
    Enclosure LED Status Indicators
    150
    
    Unit Statuses
    150
    
    Drive Statuses
    152
  - About Degraded Units
    152
  - About Inoperable Units
    153
  - Alarms, Errors, and Other Events
    153
    
    Viewing Alarms, Errors, and Other Events
    153
    
    Using the Alert Utility under Windows
    154
    
    Downloading an Error Log
    156
    
    Viewing SMART Data about a Drive
    156
  - Background Tasks
    157
    
    About Initialization
    158
    
    About Verification
    161
    
    Starting a Verify Manually
    163
    
    Rebuilding Units
    165
    
    Cancelling a Rebuild and Restarting It with a Different Drive
    169
    
    Setting Background Task Rate
    170
    
    Background Task Prioritization
    171
  - Scheduling Background Tasks
    171
    
    Viewing Current Task Schedules
    172
    
    Turning on or off Use of a Task Schedule
    173
    
    Removing a Task Schedule
    174
    
    Adding a New Task Schedule Slot
    174
    
    Selecting Self-Tests to be Performed
    175
  - Locating a Drive by Blinking Its LED
    176
- Chapter 10. Maintaining Your Controller
  
  178
- Chapter 11. 3DM 2 Reference
  
  199
  - Controller Summary Page
    200
  - Controller Details Page
    201
  - Unit Information Page
    202
  - Unit Details Page
    203
  - Drive Information Page
    205
  - Drive Details Window
    206
  - Controller Settings Page
    207
  - Background Task Rate
    208
  - Scheduling Page
    211
  - Maintenance Page
    214
    
    Unit Information
    216
    
    Drive Information
    216
  - Alarms Page
    222
  - Battery Backup Page
    223
  - Enclosure Summary Page
    225
  - Enclosure Details Page
    226
  - 3DM 2 Settings Page
    227
  - Http Settings
    229
- Chapter 12. Troubleshooting
  
  230
  - Web Resources
    230
  - Before Contacting Customer Support
    231
  - Command Logging
    231
  - Problems and Solutions
    232
    
    Hardware Installation
    232
    
    Software Installation
    232
    
    Problems in 3DM
    233
  - Error and Notification Messages
    234
Table of Contents

235
- Controller Error Occurred
  237
- Controller Reset Occurred
  237
- Degraded Unit
  237
- Error and Notification Message Details
  237
- Incomplete Unit Detected
  238
- Initialize Completed
  238
- Rebuild Completed
  238
- Unclean Shutdown Detected
  238
  - A Drive Error Detected
    239
  - B Rebuild Started
    239
- Drive Timeout Detected
  239
- C Initialize Started
  240
- D Unit Deleted
  240
- E Initialize Failed
  240
- F Smart Threshold Exceeded
  240
  - Drive Removed
    241
- A Drive Inserted
  241
- Downgrade Udma Mode
  241
  - Upgrade Udma Mode
    242
  - Sector Repair Completed
    242
- E Unit Inoperable
  241
- F Unit Operational
  241
- Cache Flush Failed; some Data Lost
  242
- Sbuf Memory Test Failed
  242
- Dcb Checksum Error Detected
  243
- Dcb Version Unsupported
  243
  - Verify Started
    243
- Drive Ecc Error Reported
  243
- A Verify Failed
  244
- B Verify Completed
  244
- C Source Drive Ecc Error Overwritten
  244
- D Source Drive Error Occurred
  244
- E Replacement Drive Capacity too Small
  244
- Drive Not Supported
  245
  - Spare Capacity too Small for some Units
    245
  - Migration Started
    245
  - Migration Failed
    245
  - Migration Completed
    245
  - Verify Fixed Data/Parity Mismatch
    246
  - So-DIMM Not Compatible
    246
  - So-DIMM Not Detected
    246
- F Verify Not Started; Unit Never Initialized
  245
- A Drive Power on Reset Detected
  246
- B Rebuild Paused
  246
- Buffer Ecc Error Corrected
  246
- C Initialize Paused
  247
- D Verify Paused
  247
- E Migration Paused
  247
- F Flash File System Error Detected
  247
  - Flash File System Repaired
    247
  - Unit Number Assignments Lost
    247
  - Primary Dcb Read Error Occurred
    248
  - Backup Dcb Read Error Detected
    248
  - Battery Voltage Is Normal
    248
  - Battery Voltage Is Low
    248
  - Battery Voltage Is High
    248
  - Battery Voltage Is too Low
    249
  - Battery Voltage Is too High
    249
  - Battery Temperature Is Normal
    249
- A Battery Temperature Is Low
  249
- B Battery Temperature Is High
  249
- C Battery Temperature Is too Low
  249
- D Battery Temperature Is too High
  250
- E Battery Capacity Test Started
  250
- F Cache Synchronization Skipped
  250
  - Battery Capacity Test Completed
    250
  - Battery Health Check Started
    250
  - Battery Health Check Completed
    251
  - Battery Capacity Test Is Overdue
    251
  - Battery Charging Started
    251
  - Battery Charging Completed
    251
  - Battery Charging Fault
    251
  - Appendices
    253
  - FCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement
    260
  - Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Lab
    261
  - European Community Conformity Statement
    261
  - Limited Warranty
    262
  - Warranty Service and RMA Process
    263
  - AMCC Technical Support and Services
    264
  - Sales and Ordering Information
    264
  - Feedback on this Manual
    264
  - Index
    265

3Ware 9650SE-2LPB-10 - Sataii Raid Hardware 10Pk Cli Manual (103 pages)

Serial ATA RAID Controller

Brand: 3Ware | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 0.55 MB

Raid Controller
1
Table of Contents
3
About this CLI Guide

7
Chapter 1 Introduction to the 3Ware Command Line Interface

8
Chapter 2 CLI Syntax Reference

26
- Common Tasks Mapped to CLI Commands
  26
- Syntax Overview
  28
- Shell Object Commands
  30
  - Focus Object
    30
  - Show
    31
  - Show Ver
    32
  - Show Alarms [Reverse]
    32
  - Show Diag
    32
  - Show Rebuild
    32
  - Show Verify
    33
  - Show Selftest
    34
  - Flush
    34
  - Rescan
    34
  - Commit
    34
  - Update Fw=Filename_With_Path [Force]
    34
- Controller Object Commands
  35
  - CX Show
    35
  - CX Commit
    36
  - CX Flush
    36
  - CX Show Attribute [Attribute
    37
  - CX Show Driver
    38
  - CX Show Model
    38
  - CX Show Firmware
    38
  - CX Show Bios
    38
  - CX Show Monitor
    38
  - CX Show Serial
    39
  - CX Show Pcb
    39
  - CX Show Pchip
    39
  - CX Show Autocarve
    42
  - CX Show Autorebuild
    43
  - Group=<3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12>] [Nocache] [Autoverify] [Noqpolicy][Ignoreecc Name=String] [Storsave=<Protect|Balance|Perform>]
    43
  - CX Show All
    45
  - CX Rescan [Noscan]
    49
  - CX Update Fw=Filename_With_Path [Force]
    50
  - CX Show Alarms [Reverse]
    51
  - CX Show Diag
    52
  - CX Show Rebuild
    52
  - CX Show Verify
    54
  - CX Show Selftest
    55
  - CX Add Rebuild=DDD:hh:duration
    56
  - CX Add Verify=DDD:hh:duration
    57
  - CX Add Selftest=DDD:hh
    58
  - CX del Rebuild=Slot_Id
    59
  - CX del Verify=Slot_Id
    59
  - CX del Selftest=Slot_Id
    59
  - CX Set Rebuild=Enable|Disable|1
    59
  - CX Set Verify=Enable|Disable|1
    60
  - CX Set Selftest=Enable|Disable [Task=Udma|Smart]
    60
  - CX Set Exportjbod=On|Off
    61
  - CX Set Ondegrade=Cacheoff|Follow
    61
  - CX Set Spinup=Nn
    61
  - CX Set Stagger=Nn
    62
  - CX Set Autocarve=On|Off
    62
  - CX Set Carvesize=[1024
    62
  - CX Set Autorebuild=On|Off
    63
  - CX Set Autodetect=On|Off Disk=<P:-P>|All
    63
  - CX Start Mediascan
    64
  - CX Stop Mediascan
    65
- Unit Object Commands
  65
  - CX/Ux Show
    66
  - CX/Ux Show Attribute [Attribute
    67
  - CX/Ux Show Status
    67
  - CX/Ux Show Rebuildstatus
    67
  - CX/Ux Show Verifystatus
    67
  - CX/Ux Show Initializestatus
    68
  - CX/Ux Show Name
    68
  - CX/Ux Show Serial
    68
  - CX/Ux Show Qpolicy
    68
  - CX/Ux Show Storsave
    69
  - CX/Ux Show Identify
    69
  - CX/Ux Show Autoverify
    69
  - CX/Ux Show Cache
    69
  - CX/Ux Show Ignoreecc
    70
  - CX/Ux Show Volumes
    70
  - CX/Ux Show All
    70
  - CX/Ux Remove [Noscan] [Quiet]
    71
  - CX/Ux del [Noscan] [Quiet]
    72
  - CX/Ux Start Rebuild Disk=P<P:-P
    72
  - CX/Ux Start Verify
    73
  - CX/Ux Pause Rebuild
    73
  - CX/Ux Resume Rebuild
    73
  - CX/Ux Stop Verify
    74
  - CX/Ux Flush
    74
  - CX/Ux Set Autoverify=On|Off
    74
  - CX/Ux Set Cache=On|Off [Quiet]
    74
  - CX/Ux Set Identify=On|Off
    75
  - CX/Ux Set Ignoreecc=On|Off
    75
  - CX/Ux Set Name=String
    76
  - CX/Ux Set Qpolicy=On|Off
    76
  - CX/Ux Set Storsave=Protect|Balance|Perform [Quiet]
    76
  - CX/Ux Migrate Type=Raidtype [Disk=P:-P]
    78
- Port Object Commands
  83
  - CX/Px Show
    83
  - CX/Px Show Attribute [Attribute
    83
  - CX/Px Show Status
    84
  - CX/Px Show Model
    84
  - CX/Px Show Serial
    84
  - CX/Px Show Firmware
    84
  - CX/Px Show Identify
    84
  - CX/Px Show Ncq
    85
  - CX/Px Show Lspeed
    85
  - CX/Px Show Capacity
    85
  - CX/Px Show Smart
    85
  - CX/Ux Migrate Type=Raidtype [Disk=P:-P Group=3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12] [Stripe=Stripe] [Noscan] [Nocache] [Autoverify]
    85
  - CX/Px Show All
    86
  - CX/Px Remove [Noscan] [Quiet]
    87
  - CX/Px Set Identify=On|Off
    87
- BBU Object Commands
  88
  - CX/Bbu Show
    88
  - CX/Bbu Show Attribute [Attribute
    89
  - CX/Bbu Show Status
    89
  - CX/Bbu Show Batinst
    90
  - CX/Bbu Show Lasttest
    90
  - CX/Bbu Show Volt
    90
  - CX/Bbu Show Temp
    90
  - CX/Bbu Show Cap
    90
  - CX/Bbu Show Serial
    91
  - CX/Bbu Show Fw
    91
  - CX/Bbu Show Pcb
    91
  - CX/Bbu Show Bootloader
    91
  - CX/Bbu Show All
    91
  - CX/Bbu Test [Quiet]
    92
  - CX/Bbu Enable
    92
  - CX/Bbu Disable [Quiet]
    92
- Enclosure Object Commands
  93
  - Ex Show
    93
  - Ex Show Attribute [Attribute
    94
  - Ex Show Controllers
    94
  - Ex Show Slots
    95
  - Ex Show Fans
    95
  - Ex Show Temp
    95
  - Ex Show All
    95
  - Ex/Slotx Show
    96
  - Ex/Slotx Show Identify
    96
  - Ex/Slotx Set Identify=On|Off
    96
  - Ex/Fanx Show
    97
  - Ex/Tempx Show
    97
- Help Commands
  97
  - Help with Specific Commands
    97
  - Help with Attributes
    99
  - Help
    99
  - Help Show
    100
  - Help Flush
    100
  - Help Rescan
    100
  - Help Update
    100
  - Help Commit
    100
  - Help Focus
    101
  - Help /CX
    101
  - Help /CX/Ux
    101
  - Help /CX/Px
    101
  - Help /CX/Bbu
    101
  - Help /Ex
    101
  - Help /Ex/Slotx
    101
  - Help /Ex/Fanx
    102
  - Help /Ex/Tempx
    102
- Command Logging
  102
- Return Code
  102

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3Ware 9650SE-2LPB-10 - Sataii Raid Hardware 10Pk User Manual (272 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introducing the 3Ware® SATA RAID Controller

Chapter 2. Getting Started with Your 3Ware RAID Controller

Chapter 3. First-Time RAID Configuration Using 3BM

Chapter 4. Driver Installation

Chapter 5. 3Ware BIOS Manager 2 (3BM 2) Introduction

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Chapter 7 Configuring Your Controller

Chapter 8. Configuring Units

Chapter 9. Maintaining Units

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