Apple Xserve RAID User's guide User's Guide

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Page 1 - User Guide

RAID UtilityUser GuideInstructions for setting up RAID volumes on a computer with a Mac Pro RAID Card or Xserve RAID Card

Page 2

10 RAID Utility User GuideThis is initially set to the size of the underlying RAID set, but you can enter a smaller size and save the remaining spa

Page 3 - RAID Utility User Guide

RAID Utility User Guide 11Setting Up a Spare DriveYou can set aside an unassigned drive as a global spare. Then, if any drive in a RAID set fails,

Page 4 - About Battery Status

12 RAID Utility User GuideSolving ProblemsThe following paragraphs may help you identify or solve a problem you’re having with your RAID volumes.If

Page 5 - RAID Utility User Guide 5

RAID Utility User Guide 13Checking the Status of RAID ComponentsYou can use RAID Utility to check the status of the RAID card, its battery, your RA

Page 6 - Setting Up RAID Volumes

14 RAID Utility User GuideVerifying a RAID SetYou can use the Verify RAID Set command to conrm that data stored on a RAID 1, RAID 0+1, or RAID 5 v

Page 7 - RAID Utility User Guide 7

RAID Utility User Guide 15If a Drive FailsIf a RAID set or volume becomes degraded because a drive has failed, you can use RAID Utility to identify

Page 8 - Creating a RAID Set

16 RAID Utility User GuideAbout RAID LevelsRAID Utility lets you set up RAID sets based on the following RAID levels:Enhanced JBOD ÂRAID 0 (stripin

Page 9 - Creating a Volume

RAID Utility User Guide 17Using Non-RAID JBOD DrivesDrives that aren’t part of the RAID environment are called JBOD disks (just a bunch of disks).

Page 10 - Moving a Volume

18 RAID Utility User GuideSetup ExamplesThe following examples show some common ways to set up RAID volumes.Migrating to a Single RAID VolumeThis i

Page 11 - Deleting a Volume or RAID Set

Creating a Separate High Performance Data VolumeAs in the previous example, we’ll assume that you’ve purchased a computer with a RAID card and four 50

Page 12 - Solving Problems

3 RAID Utility User Guide3 The RAID Utility Window4 Running RAID Utility4 About Battery Status6 Setting Up RAID Volumes7 Migrating an Existing V

Page 13 - Reviewing Event Messages

3This guide shows you how to set up RAID volumes using the RAID Utility application on a computer with a Mac Pro RAID Card or Xserve RAID Card.With

Page 14 - If a Volume is Degraded

4 RAID Utility User GuideRunning RAID UtilityThe RAID Utility application is in /Applications/Utilities/. You can open it from there anytime you

Page 15 - Using the Command Line

RAID Utility User Guide 5Important: Don’t restart or shut down your computer during conditioning. Doing so interrupts the charging cycle and delays

Page 16 - About RAID Levels

6 RAID Utility User GuideSetting Up RAID VolumesThere are two basic ways to set up RAID volumes:Migrate your existing startup volume ÂSet up RAID

Page 17 - Using Non-RAID JBOD Drives

RAID Utility User Guide 7Migrating an Existing Volume to a RAID VolumeWhen you purchase a computer with the RAID card installed but no solid-state d

Page 18 - Setup Examples

8 RAID Utility User Guide 8 Under Options, choose whether you want to use space from the additional drives to expand the existing volume or leav

Page 19 - 019-1446/2009-02

RAID Utility User Guide 9To create a RAID set: 1 Open RAID Utility and click Create RAID Set. 2 In the dialog that appears, select the RAID level

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