Instruktionsbok LOGITECH S100

[. . . ] Product names or brand names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective owners. Notice Reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. HighPoint assumes no liability for technical inaccuracies, typographical, or other errors contained herein. Backup your important data before using HighPoint's products and use at your own risks. In no event shall HighPoint be liable for any loss of profits, or for direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages arising from any defect or error in HighPoint's products or manuals. [. . . ] This will open a dialogue box (see the image below). Use the keyboard to create an array name, then press ENTER. 3. 6 View Follow these steps to view a disk or disk array: 1. Within the Menu column of the main interface, use the arrow key to highlight the View option, and press ENTER. The following list will be displayed: 2. To view the Port information, use the arrow keys to highlight the Port option and press ENTER. A new window will be displayed (see the image below): 3. To view Device information, use the arrow keys to highlight the Device option and press ENTER. The following window will be displayed (see the image next page): 3-8 BIOS Configuration Utility 4. To view information about a particular disk/RAID Array, use the arrow keys to highlight the RAID array option, and press ENTER. The following window will be displayed (see the image below): 5. To view information about logical drives, use the arrow keys to highlight the Logical Drives option, and press ENTER. The following window will be displayed (see the image below): 3. 7 Duplicate Critical RAID 1 array If a RAID 1 duplication procedure has been canceled, or any problem or fault that may have lead to an inconsistency between the data on the source disk/disk array, and the backup data on the target disk/disk array, is detected, the BIOS will display a warning message during the computer's boot-up procedure. The faulty disk/disk array will be marked as critical in the status column, and the BIOS will automatically prompt you to duplicate the array to repair the inconsistency. Confirm the follow-up dialogue windows to finish the installation. When installation is complete, restart the computer. (Note: It is strongly recommended that you exit all windows programs before running this Setup program. ) 4. You can install both the Management Console, and the Management Service, to a single computer, or install the Management Console to one computer, and the Management Service to another computer (or several others). You can access the Management Service through the Management Console software. See the image next page: 4-1 ATA RAID Software 4. 3 Getting Started With the Default option selected, the setup program will create a Program group. Click on the Start button, then click the Programs selection and highlight the HighPoint entry. The following items should be displayed: HSM Service Manage Management Consolve Uninstall. . . For the administrative system For the remote systems (or, any system using a HighPoint RAID controller) Uninstall the program Small icons ( ) will be displayed towards the bottom right-hand corner of the system's desktop (near the clock feature), to indicate that the software is running. Starting the Management Service Double click the small ( Service: 4-2 ) icon to open the main interface of the Management ATA RAID Software The colored traffic lights represent the Service's status. The ( ) button can be used to activate or disable the Server Side software. A green "light" indicates the Software is active. [. . . ] 2) Set the proper boot disk or disk array using the host adapter's BIOS (see Chapter 3 for more information). 5. What should I do if an array is reported as broken? If an array is reported a broken, shutdown the system and make sure the power and IDE cables are securely attached to the hard disks. If necessary, change the cables, then power on the system. If the problem was related to a connection issue, this may restore the array. [. . . ]