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Altos RAIDWatch User Guide
2 GRM.HTM --> browser accessible HTML file
Event Monitor access:
1 GREM.JAR -- executable.jar Java file
2 GREM.HTM -- browser accessible HTML file
Executable Agent files:
1 PRIMARY.EXE -- to start the Primary Agent
2 SECONDARY.EXE -- to start the Secondary Agent
3 NCP EXE - to start the Notification Processing Center
Configuration and Install files:
1 CONFIGURE.JAR --> executable.jar Java file
2.6 Program Updates
As a valued customer, you are entitled to free program updates. You can download the latest
version of Altos RAIDWatch from FTP sites. For more information about this service, call your
2.7 In-band SCSI
These days more and more external devices require communication with the host computer for
device monitoring and administration. This is usually done through RS-232C ports.
An alternative means of communication is now available for FC-to-SATA RAID controllers – in-band
SCSI. The traditional way for SCSI controllers to communicate with the host computer has been via
software (such as Altos RAIDWatch) using an RS-232C connection. With in-band SCSI, integrators
have more flexibility. They may use RS-232C or the existing FC cable instead.
In-band SCSI is particularly useful when creating a new RAID. In order for a host to "see" the
controller, and thus for Primary and Secondary agents, and Altos RAIDWatch Manager to manage
the controller, it must first be configured as a peripheral device. In-band SCSI allows you to do this
using a terminal emulation program.
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