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Intel U3-1 User Manual

Intel U3-1 User Manual (185 pages)

Server RAID Controller

Brand: Intel | Category: Controller | Size: 3.82 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Quick Start Instructions

9
- Summary of Contents
  9
- Before You Begin
  9
  - Fcc/Emissions Disclaimer
    9
  - Warning
    9
  - Canadian Users
    10
  - Warnings and Cautions
    10
  - About the Documentation
    10
  - Online HTML Documentation
    11
  - Intended Audience
    11
  - Product Check List
    11
- Introduction
  12
- Hardware/Software Installation Overview
  12
  - Intel Server RAID Controller U3-1 Hardware Setup
    13
- SRCU31 Adapter Card
  13
- Intel® Integrated RAID Software Setup and Installation
  14
  - Create a RAID Volume for the Operating System
    14
  - Setup and Installation for Microsoft Windows NT* Server
    15
- Intel® Integrated RAID Installer Main Menu
  17
- Preselect Components
  17
  - Setup and Installation for Novell Netware
    18
- Component Installation
  20
  - Setup and Installation for Unixware* 7.1
    21
- Launched Scripts
  22
- Install Components
  22
- Getting Help
  23
  - World Wide Web
    23
  - Telephone
    23
  - Technical Training and Support
    24
2 Advanced Installation Steps

25
3 Exploring the Utilities

97
- Introduction
  97
  - Summary of Contents
    97
- ROM-DOS Startup Utilities
  97
  - ROM-DOS Startup Menu
    98
- Make Diskettes Options
  99
- Update RAID Firmware Screen
  100
- RAID Firmware Download Successful
  101
- RAID Firmware Recovery Overview
  101
- Jumper Settings (View of Bottom Right Corner of Card)
  102
4 Using the Storage Console

105
- Intel® Integrated RAID Software Suite
  105
  - Summary of Contents
    105
  - Introduction
    105
- Intel® Integrated RAID Software Component Installation
  107
  - RAID Monitor
    107
- Software Components
  107
- Intel® Integrated RAID Software
  107
- RAID Monitor Application Configuration Dialog
  109
  - Using Intel Server Control (ISC) to Monitor RAID Events
    110
- ISC Standalone
  112
- Browsing SRCU31 DMI Information
  113
  - HP Openview* Network Node Manager Integration
    114
- HP Openview Installation Files
  115
- HP Openview Installation Operations
  115
- Configuring RAID Volumes Using the Intel® Integrated RAID Storage Console4-12
  116
- Current Configuration with Volume Created
  118
- Intel® Integrated RAID Storage Console Menu
  118
  - RAID Volumes
    119
- RAID Volume List
  119
- Volume Configuration
  120
- RAID Volume Actions
  121
- RAID Level Selected by Storage Console Based on the Number of System Drives
  121
- Select RAID Level
  123
- Add Volume Information
  124
- Modify Volume List
  124
  - Physical Disks
    125
- Modify Volume RAID Level
  125
- Modify Volume Strip Size
  125
- Physical Disk List
  126
- Physical Disk Configuration
  127
- Physical Disk Usage
  127
- Physical Disk Actions
  127
  - Logical Arrays
    128
- Logical Array List
  129
- Add Disks to Array
  130
- Migration in Progress
  130
  - Enclosures
    131
- List of Enclosures
  131
  - Utilities
    132
- Enclosure Configuration
  132
- Default Bus Scan Type
  133
- Destructive Bus Scan
  134
- Select Bus Scan Type
  135
- Bus Scan
  135
  - Management Utilities (Including Storage Console)
    136
- Options Page
  136
5 RAID Features

139
- Introduction
  139
  - In this Chapter
    139
  - Summary of Contents
    139
  - Ease of Use Features
    139
- Physical Drive Usage
  139
- Array Expansion
  141
  - High Availability/Redundancy
    142
  - System Management
    143
  - What Is RAID
    143
- Overview of the RAID Subsystem
  144
  - Summary of RAID Levels
    144
  - RAID Volume Characteristics
    145
- RAID 0 Volume Characteristics
  145
- RAID 1 Volume Characteristics
  145
- RAID 5 Volume Characteristics
  145
  - Factors to Consider When Selecting a RAID Level
    146
  - RAID Configuration Parameters
    146
- RAID 10 Volume Characteristics
  146
  - Arrays
    147
  - RAID Volumes
    147
- Array Status
  147
- RAID Volume Status
  148
- RAID Volume Status and Array Status
  148
  - Physical Drive Usage
    149
- Available Volume Actions and Volume Status
  149
- Physical Drive Status
  149
- Disk Actions, Usage and Status
  150
  - Caching
    151
  - RAID Levels Examples
    152
- Stripes and Strips in a RAID Volume
  152
- Data Map of a RAID Level 0 Volume with 4 Disks, Showing the First 5 Stripes
  153
- Strip Size Availability and RAID Level
  153
- Data Map of a RAID Level 1 Volume, Volume on 2 Disks with Mirroring
  154
- Data Map of a RAID Level 10 Volume with 3 Disks, Showing the First 4 Stripes - Striping with Mirroring with Three Disks
  154
- Data Map of a RAID 10 Volume with 5 Disks, Showing the First 4 Stripes Using Double Mirroring - Striping with Mirroring with Four Disks
  155
- Data Map of a Raid 5 Volume with 4 Disks, Showing the First 5 Stripes
  155
A Hardware Details

157
- About this Chapter
  157
  - Summary of Contents
    157
- Features and Specifications
  157
  - Intel® Server RAID Controller U3-1 Functions and Features
    157
  - Intel® Server RAID Controller U3-1 Specifications
    159
- Disk Drive Connectivity
  159
  - SCSI Specifics
    159
- Regulatory Information
  161
B Troubleshooting Scenarios

163
C Error Messages Defined

171
- Summary of Contents
  171
- Error Messages
  171
- Custom Configuration - Boot Device Select
  182
- Summary of RAID Levels
  182

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