Promise Technology TX2200 Manuel D’Utilisation
Chapter 5: WebPAM
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Logical Drive Synchronization/Redundancy Check
Synchronization refers to an automated process of checking and correcting data
and parity. Unlike a Rebuild, Synchronization is a maintenance operation. You
can also synchronize all logical drives at the same time, see page 79.
and parity. Unlike a Rebuild, Synchronization is a maintenance operation. You
can also synchronize all logical drives at the same time, see page 79.
Redundancy Check is an automated process of checking data and parity but it
only reports and does not correct, any inconsistencies that it finds.
only reports and does not correct, any inconsistencies that it finds.
Synchronization and Redundancy Check apply to RAID 1 logical drives. When an
logical drive is first created and you select Full Initialization, the same action as
Synchronization takes place.
logical drive is first created and you select Full Initialization, the same action as
Synchronization takes place.
You can set up a Synchronization or Redundancy Check to begin immediately
(on demand) or schedule a Synchronization or Redundancy Check for a time
when there is less demand on the RAID system.
(on demand) or schedule a Synchronization or Redundancy Check for a time
when there is less demand on the RAID system.
On Demand
To Synchronize or Redundancy Check a logical drive:
1.
Click on the Logical Drive View
icon in Tree View.
2.
Click on the Logical Drive
icon of the logical drive you want to
synchronize.
3.
Click on the Synchronization tab in Management View.
4.
In the Policy dropdown menu, select Fix if you want Synchronization or
Redundancy Check if you do not want to correct inconsistencies.
Redundancy Check if you do not want to correct inconsistencies.
5.
Click the Start Now button.