Cisco CS-MARS-20-K9 - Security MARS 20 User Manual page 506

Hardware Maintenance Tasks—MARS 100, 100E, 200, GCM, and GC
*** <Press Alt-3 to access 3ware Configuration Screen ***>
The 3ware Disk Array Configuration utility home screen appears.
Read the help bar at the bottom of the screen for instructions on how to use the RAID Utility interface.
Step 4
Select Array Unit 0.
Step 5
A selected item is marked with an asterisk in the leftmost column.
Step 6 Select Delete Array.
A message appears listing the ports of the array that will be deleted.
Tip
Note
Select OK and press Enter.
Step 7
The "Available Drives" screen appears listing all drives available for inclusion in an array.
Select all of the drives. To select a drive, move the cursor over a drive and press Enter.
Step 8
An asterisk in the leftmost column indicates the drive is selected.
Step 9 Select Create Array and press Enter.
The RAID configuration options appear.
Select the following RAID options:
Step 10
RAID Configuration—10
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Write Cache Status—disable
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Stripe Size—64 KB
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Select OK then press Enter.
Step 11
The "Disk Arrays:" screen appears listing all the drives in Array Unit 0.
Step 12 If you are reimaging with a DVD, insert the DVD now.
Step 13 Press F8 to complete.
Press Y to confirm.
Step 14
MARS exits the RAID utility and resumes the bootup or reconfiguration process.
At the MARS CLI prompt, use the raidstatus command to verify the following conditions:
Step 15
The full complement of ports are reported
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All RAID 0 subunits are shown as OK or REBUILDING
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All RAID 1 subunits are OK
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A degraded physical port at this stage can indicate a defective hard drive, and improperly inserted hard
drive, a loose hard drive cable connection, or a defective RAID controller card.
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Within the RAID utility, you can use the following keystrokes to highlight the corresponding
GUI button:
Alt-C—Create Array
Alt-D—Delete Array
Alt-M—Maintain Array
Alt-R—Rebuild Array
When an array is deleted, the data is lost.
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