IBM 6RY Manuel D’Utilisation
Using IBM ServeRAID
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5.
Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
6.
Click Exit; then, press Enter.
Viewing the controller status
When you select View Controller Status from the Main Menu, the following
information appears on the screen:
information appears on the screen:
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All physical drives and their states
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Unattended
shows the current state of the Unattended mode.
— When this option is set to Off, you can choose the recovery method when a
ServeRAID controller startup error occurs.
— When this option is set to On, the ServeRAID controller chooses the recovery
method when a startup error occurs.
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Read Ahead
shows the current state of the read-ahead cache mode.
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BootCD
shows the current state of the Bootable CD-ROM function. (Refer to
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CompMode
shows the current BIOS compatibility mode. On indicates 8 gigabyte
(GB) Extended; Off indicated 2 gigabyte (GB) Limited.
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Clustered
shows the current state for clustering.
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BBWC
shows the cache size of the battery-backup write cache, if it is installed (8 =
8 MB or 32 = 32 MB) or No if there is a no battery-backup write cache installed.
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Boot Blk
shows the version number of the startable microcode (or firmware)
loaded for the ServeRAID controller.
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Code Blk
shows the current version number of the microcode (or firmware)
loaded for the ServeRAID controller.
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Rebuild Rate
shows the current speed setting for rebuilds: High, Medium, or
Low.
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Number of Defunct drives
shows the current number of Defunct physical drives.
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Number of Offline drives
shows the current number of Offline logical drives.
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Number of Critical drives
shows the current number of Critical logical drives.
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Config. Updates
shows the number of times that the configuration has been
changed since it has been initialized. When you initialize the configuration, the
Config. Update resets to zero.
Config. Update resets to zero.
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Bad Stripe, Locked Stripe, or Blocked Drive
identifies the logical drives that are
affected.
— Bad Stripe Drives indicates logical drives that has inaccessible areas.
— Locked Stripe Drives is a reserved field.
— Blocked Drives indicates the logical drives that are blocked. You must
unblock a blocked drive before you can use it. See “Logical drive state
descriptions” on page 126 for more information.
descriptions” on page 126 for more information.
Viewing the configuration
You can select View Configuration from the Main Menu to display the number of
each logical drive, the size, RAID level, state, stripe-unit size, write policy, read-ahead
status, and creation date for each logical drive.
each logical drive, the size, RAID level, state, stripe-unit size, write policy, read-ahead
status, and creation date for each logical drive.