Components Of The Global Status View Window; Components Of The Log Information Viewer - Mylex Global Array Manager Installation Manual And User's Manual

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names of each server group that is in contact with the current client
workstation. Each group may consist of multiple servers. You may
select a specific server group to view, or select "All Servers" if you
want to view all the servers that are connected to this workstation.
4. Item #4 is the controller selection box. When selected, the box displays
the controller ID (C-0, C-1, etc.) and controller type (BT-952,
eXtremeRAID 2000, etc.) of each SCSI HBA and PCI/SCSI connected
to the currently-selected server.

Components of the Global Status View Window

The major components of the Global Status View window (Figure 3-1) are
described below:
5. Item #5 is an icon that represents the currently-selected file server
running the GAM Server component. The icon identifies:
• the IP address (e.g. 10.17.3.172) or name (e.g. ide40) of the server
• the network operating system running on the server (e.g. 2000 =
Windows 2000; NT = Windows NT; NW = Novell NetWare, etc.)
• the operational status of the server (green = functioning, yellow =
attempting connection, red 'X' = unable to connect)
• the number of DAC (PCI/SCSI) controllers and/or SCSI HBA
controllers connected on the server, with a controller operational
status light (green = functioning, yellow = critical, red 'X' = down
or nonfunctional)
6. Item #6 is an icon that represents a currently unselected file server
running the GAM Server component. The icon identifies the same
information described above.

Components of the Log Information Viewer

7. Item #7 in Figure 3-1 is the GAM Client Log Information Viewer. Each
line in the Log Information Viewer identifies a single event (error,
status, warning, etc.) which was noted during monitoring by a file
server running GAM Server, and was transmitted by that server to this
client workstation. Relevant details accompany the event:
• Event ID. Displays an icon showing whether the event is
informational, cautionary, a warning, etc., plus the identification
number assigned to this event.
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