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RAIDCare 2.3 User Manual
NOTE: RAIDCare Client 2.3 will only work properly with RAIDCare Server 2.3
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RAIDCare 2.3 User Manual NOTE: RAIDCare Client 2.3 will only work properly with RAIDCare Server 2.3 5

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Figure 2-6 3.0 RAIDCare Client RAIDCare client is an application to communicate through Network port or Serial Port (Raid system without Networ

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3.1 Smart Agent With Smart agent’s smart login, administrator can monitor or configure different RAID system without re-login. Smart agent will

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Figure 3-2 To enter an IP rage please click on “network and smart agent setting” Æ “Network setting” Æ “ADD” Figure 3-3 Note: Wide range of IP, fo

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3.4 RAID Systems List After RAID system search is done, please look at upper left corner of the screen. 3.4.1 Host Server Step 1. Double Cli

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3.4.2 Network Port Please refer to section 5 for a more detail description of network port. Step 1. Double Click on Network Port: IP

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4.0 RaidCare Client 2.3 Menu Bar 1. Search RAID system on LAN - Search a range of IP for RAID system that is connected on LAN 2. Network

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4.1 Search Raid system on LAN Use this function to search all RAID systems that is connected to network. Click on this icon you will be prompt w

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4.2.1 Network and Smart Agent Setting Under this menu there are 3 tabs 4.2.2 Network Setting Use this option to manage IP range. 4.2.3 Assign

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4.3 Exit Exit RAIDCare Client 2.3 22

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4.4 Quick setup This is the easiest way to configure your RAID subsystem, but all parameters will be setup as defaults. If you wish to change th

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1.0 INTRODUCTION TO RAIDCARE ... 9 1.1 TARGET ...

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4.5 RAID Configuration Setup This tool allows user to manually setup RAID system by choosing RAID level, number of HD, and slice size. There ar

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Steps to setup Array. Step 1. In the RAID Array pull down menu, choose which array you wish to configure. Step 2. After array number is selecte

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Init R5/R3 Used when configuring a disk group for RAID Level 5. During an initial RAID 5 configuration, this is automatically executed. R5/R3 Ch

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4.5.4 Disk Mode Use to enable the Ultra DMA data transfer mode of the RAID subsystem with the installed disks during initialization. Disk Mode Optio

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4.6 FC Configuration Setup 4.6.1 General Setup Primary Fiber Submenu for configuring primary fiber settings Hard Loop Enable hard loop ID if

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4.7 SCSI Configuration Setup An SCSI Interface contains two channels, one is Primary SCSI Interface, and the other is Secondary SCSI Interface. Y

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4.8 RS232 Configuration setup The RS232 Params configures the external ports of the RAID subsystem. The RAID subsystem can communicate with a remo

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4.9 RAID System Setup 4.9.1 RTC (only available 8990 controller) RTC Stands for Real Time Clock. It is used for setting the time on the contro

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4.9.4 Scrubbing (only available 8990 controller) Scrubbing Schedule Per Weeks: Number of weeks between scrubbing check. Per Day: Day of the week whi

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4.10 NVRAM Setup 4.10.1 General Setting NVRAM Update To save the configuration NVRAM Erase Reset the NVRAM to factory default NVRAM Restart Rest

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4.7 SCSI CONFIGURATION SETUP... 29 4.7.1 GENERAL SETUP ...

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4.11 Save Configuration Use this function to save the current RAID system information to a different location. 34

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4.12 System Monitor 4.12.1 Color Table The color of the array represents the RAID level. For example Raid 1 is represented by the color ye

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4.12.2 System Information Window 4.12.3 System Information configure window (without network port) Click on configure to access account informa

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4.12.4 System Information configure window for machine with network port Click on configure to access account information, email information, port

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5.0 Introduction to Network Port Ever since Axus introduced RaidCare software, Axus has been working hard to accommodate the growing demand for

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tftp –I X.X.X.X put FW_XPT_2_0_1.ROM X1 The IP address of network port. Firmware version 5.3.3 Updating firmware by using RAIDCare Clien

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5.4 Network Port Setting 5.4.1 Account Information Manage user accounts and password 5.4.2 Email Information Setup tab for the email ale

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5.4.3 Web Access To enables/disables web configuring function on the network port. 5.4.4 IP Address Setting There are two ways to obtain an

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5.4.5 Port Params This option can be used to configure serial port settings for Network Port. The default values are as follow: Baud Rate: 11

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5.4.6 Other Settings Monitor Delta Setting is used to set the time interval for the network port to query system Status. Caution: This value sho

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6.0 NETWORK PORT BUILT IN WEB SERVER ... 45 6.1 USING RAIDCARE WEB ASSISTANT ...

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5.5 Terminal Connection Network port can be configured by telnet function. To obtain a terminal connection please precedes the following steps. 1.

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1. Monitor Delta setting Please refer to monitor Delta setting in section 5.4.6 Other Settings 2. DNS Settings This function can be used to configu

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1. To search for network port within the subnet. 2. Assign or edit IP of the network port. 3. Click on the input web browser to point a pat

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Background Color – This function is used to change the background color of the logo to fit costumer’s need. Image path – To browse and locate th

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6.1.4 Using Network port’s build in web configuration tool. The default user name is admin and the default password is 123456. Once user have

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6.3 Server Configure 1. Server Information – display the following information: ・ Product Name ・ Firmware Version ・ Mac Address ・ DNS Server ・ DHC

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Once the password has been entered to login to the subsystem, the following is the next screen shot. This is the information page where a

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RAID FUNCTION 6.4 Quick Setup By using this function all raid settings are default. System will automatically build Raid level 5 with no spare d

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6.5 NVRAM Function NVRAM should always be updated and restart whenever there is a change in the configuration. Monitor Status This is the info

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RAID PARAMETERS 6.6 RAID Settings This page is used to configure the RAID settings in the subsystem. To configure Raid level, first by selecting

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1.0 Introduction to RAIDCare 1.1 Target RAIDCare Manager, a user-friendly graphical management tool provides a comfortable interface to configure and

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6.7 Slice Settings Under the slice settings, it is important to choose which array needed to be configuring from the pull down menu. In this

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First by selecting the Array then places a check inside the check box to use the function. After the desired command has been selected click on the

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SCSI CONFIGURATIONS 6.12 SCSI General Settings Set SCSI ID - To manually set a SCSI ID for your primary SCSI and secondary SCSI ID. Please no

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6.12.1 LUN Settings The first number next to the current LUN represents the ten digits and the second number represents the one digits. For Ex

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7.0 RAIDCare Web Manager Web Manager allows administrator to monitor host running RAIDCare Server via web browser. 7.1.1 Installing JAV

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7.2 Starting Web Manager Please run RAIDCare Server firstly after you installed above programs, then you should start RAIDCare Client or start Ja

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7.3 Getting into RAIDCare Web Login and Logout Server Before configuring a RAID subsystem in RAIDCare Web, you must login it in “Login Monitor Agen

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After clicking on Single, users will be prompted to key in the default password 00000000 Once login to the Raid subsystem, Monitoring is the def

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RAIDCare Web uses Internet Explore to perform configuring functions of the RAID subsystem and Monitor Agent. It contains several components for perf

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7.5 Quick Setup This is the easiest way to configure your RAID subsystem, but all parameters will be setup as defaults. If you wish to change the

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Figure 1-2 2.0 Installation Guide 2.1 Host Site This section will teach you how to install the RAIDCare Server on host server. Installation of Raid

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This tool allows user to manually setup RAID system by choosing RAID level, number of HD, and slice size. There are four main categories within RA

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7.8 RS232 Params The RS232 Params configures the external ports of the RAID subsystem. The RAID subsystem can communicate with a remote terminal a

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7.9.1 Company Information Option Company Info Sub-Option Setting String 1 Up to 16 alphanumeric characters String 2 Up to 16 alphanumeric characters

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7.10 NVRAM The NVRAM control option the configuration information. When using this menu option, The RAID subsystem should be off-line. NOTE:

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7.11 Log Event 1. Product ID: Indicates the type of the controller is used on this particular system. 2. Model Name: Model name of the curr

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7.12 Disk Utility (only available for 8990 controller) 7.12.1 Disk Utility (only available for 8990 controller) Bad Sector Threshold Is used to se

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7.13 Configuration quick diagram The above diagram shows the relationship between software and how everything is related. For example: When usin

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2.1.1 Software Requirement (1) Operating System Windows 2000 all version (Service Pack 2 or above) Windows XP all version Windows 2003 all version Li

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Step 2 Installing JAKARTA-TOMCAT Tomcat web server, can be downloaded from http://apache.cdpa.nsysu.edu.tw/jakarta/tomcat-5/v5.0.27/bin/, Tomcat 5.0.2

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Figure 2-4 2.2 RAIDCare Client Site 2.2.1 Software Requirement (1) Operating System: 1. Windows serials: Windows 98, 98SE, ME, XP, or Windows

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