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System and array settings and statistics can be viewed by selecting the submenu RAID funcs
> Statistic
Information is displayed in the Monitor Utility output window (this information cannot be
viewed from the control panel) under the following headings:
System information
RAID information
SCSI / Fibre information (depending on daughterboard fitted)
RS232 information
Company information
Fax information
Pager information
IO statistics
As usual in the Monitor Utility, use the keys AZSX to scroll through the information.
System information
Firmware version: keep track abd ensure you are up to date with the latest firmware release.
To update firmware, consuilt the following section.
Serial number: serial number of controller (if any)
Installed memory: capacity of SODIMM installed on controller
Status: View the current status of each disk channel. The status statistic is given in the form of
a string such as
xxxxxxxxxx11222S
A number (1,2 etc) indicates the array to which a disk belongs
S signifies that the disk is a hot spare
J signifies that the disk is part of a JBOD array
x signifies that the disk channel is empty
Beneath the status string, the status of each disk channel is given separately. If a disk is
installed, the serial number is shown. Otherwise, the message
displayed.
RAID information
RAID number: the array number. RAID information is given for each exisitng array
RAID capacity: the capacity, in megabytes, of the array.
RAID level: the RAID level of the array
Stripe size: the strip size, in sectors, of the array
Write buffer: Enable or Disable
RAID member: the disks, identified by disk channel number, which are part of the array.
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