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Array Groups
The tool bar at the top of the Logical Configuration View window,
shown in Figures
Switch View
Create Array Group
Expand Array
Group
Delete Array Group
Print
You can use the Logical Configuration View window to create any
combination of RAID level 0, 1, or 5 disk arrays. RAID 0 arrays can
be any combination of individual drives. RAID 1 arrays are
comprised of multiple pairs of drives. RAID 5 arrays contain three
or more drives.
One or more arrays of the same RAID level can be combined into a
multilevel RAID, such as:
RAID 0/1 for multiple RAID 1 arrays
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RAID 0/5 for multiple RAID 5 arrays
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The drives in a multilevel RAID appear as a single LSU to the host
computer.
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and 3-5, contains the following buttons:
Switches to the Logical Information View. For
more information, see
Starts the process of collecting available
individual drives to assemble into a RAID array.
For more information, see
Windows NT and Windows 2000 only—Allows
adding drives to an existing array and
dynamically resizing the logical drive. For more
information, see
Allows deletion of the selected RAID array. For
more information, see
Prints the configuration file of the selected
RAID array.
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Storage Manager
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