Apple Xserve RAID: Using RAID 1.2 Admin and Disk Utility User Manual download pdf (Page 7)

Configuring an

Xserve RAID System

Use the RAID Admin application to configure or monitor

one or more Xserve RAID systems.

You use RAID Admin to enter basic information, such as system name, access level and

password, and network settings, on the Xserve RAID system. Monitoring buttons

require the monitoring password; management buttons require the management

password. (The default passwords are “public” for monitoring and “private” for

management.)

Before creating RAID arrays, it’s a good idea to configure the system with the name,

password, and network settings you want. You may need to get some information from

the network administrator for your location.

Toolbar management buttons

Monitoring buttons

(for selected system)

System information

Icons for monitoring

buttons; an icon

changes color (and

shape, if selected in

Preferences) to indicate

a change in status.

Toolbar monitoring buttons

(to connect to systems)

List of systems

being monitored

Message area

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Apple Xserve RAID: Using RAID 1.2 Admin and Disk Utility User Manual Page 7