2.4
User-Defined
Parameters
Fault Management:
Controller:
2-10
Tunable Parameters
Fine-tune the controller and the array parameters for your host
applications. Although the factory defaults guarantee the optimized
controller operation, you may refer to the table below to facilitate
tuning of your array. Some of the performance and fault-tolerance
settings may also be changed later during the preparation process of
your disk array.
Take this table as a check list and make sure you have each item set
to an appropriate value.
Table 2 - 2 Controller Parameter Settings
Parameters that should be configured at the initial stage of system
configuration
Parameters that can be changed later
Non-critical
Automatic Logical
Drive Rebuild - Spare
Drive
S.M.A.R.T.
Clone Failing Drive
Rebuild Priority
Verification on Write
SDRAM ECC
Event Notification
System Events
Channel Mode
Host and Drive channel IDs
Controller Unique
Identifier
Data rate
Default
Alternate Settings
Enabled when
RAID 1 + Local Spare
Spare Drive is
RAID 3 + Local Spare
available
RAID 5 + Local Spare
Global Spare
Disabled
Detect Only
Perpetual Clone
Clone + Replace
Manual function
Replace After Clone
Perpetual Clone
Low (higher
Low
priority requires
Normal
more system
Improved
resource)
High
Disabled
On LD Initialization
On LD Rebuild
On Normal Drive Writes
Disabled
Enabled
Reports to user
Over Dial-out Modem
interface and
Over SNMP Trap
onboard alarm
Over Java-Based Management
Software
System default
Upper and Lower event triggering
thresholds configurable
*
Host, Drive, RCCOM, Drive +
RCCOM
*
*
Preset on
hex number from 0 to FFFFF (FW 3.25
some
and above)
models
Auto
Depends on problems solving
RAID Planning
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