Rescanning A Controller; Saving Your Controller Configuration; Setting A Controller's Default Task Priority - Adaptec ICP5045BL User Manual

Caution:
If you disable the alarm, no audible signal will sound when an error occurs on the
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controller.
To disable a controller's alarm:
1
In the Enterprise View, select the controller you want.
2
In the menu bar, click Actions, select Alarm Actions, then click Disable (shown in the figure
in Step 3 on page 86).
The alarm is disabled for that system.

Rescanning a Controller

After you connect a disk drive to or remove a 'Ready' (non-failed) disk drive from a controller,
ICP Storage Manager may not recognize the change until it rescans the controller.
To rescan a controller:
1
In the Enterprise View, click the controller.
2
In the menu bar, select Actions, then click Rescan.
ICP Storage Manager scans all the channels or ports on the controller you selected.
When the scan is complete, a report appears.
3
Click Done after you have reviewed the scan report.

Saving Your Controller Configuration

If you require a record of your controller configurations, you can use ICP Storage Manager to
create a text file with this information about all controllers on a selected system:
Controllers
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Disk drives
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Disk drives used in logical drives
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Logical drives
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To save a system's controller configurations:
1
In the Enterprise View, click the local or remote system.
2
In the menu bar, select Actions, then click Save printable configuration.
3
In the Save window, browse to the directory you want, then enter a file name for the
report. (The default directory is the directory in which the ICP Storage Manager is
installed. The default file name is RaidCfg.log.)
A text-file report is saved.

Setting a Controller's Default Task Priority

To set the default priority for all tasks running on the controller to High, Medium, or Low,
right-click the controller in the Enterprise View or Physical Devices View, then select Change
default task priority.
Note:
This setting applies to new tasks. It does not affect currently running tasks.
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