Toshiba Magnia 560S - Manual (Page 198)

Step 3 Run the Wizard 180
Configuring Arrays and Logical Drives with Power Console Plus
Automatic Configuration
If you chose automatic configuration, the proposed RAID configuration is displayed.
The drive SCSI ID follows the drive icons. The current adapter with all arrays, logical
drives, and hot spares, is shown in the Logical Devices window. Each logical drive has
a label (such as LD1), the RAID level, and the drive capacity. Spanned arrays have
hyphenated array numbers (for example: LD1-1). Click on Finish to complete the
configuration process. You can click on Back if you want to change anything.
Undoing the Array
Click on Reclaim to undo the array. It may be easier to click on Cancel and begin the
configuration process again. An array can be reclaimed only if no logical drives are
defined in the array. Undo the logical drive on the Logical Drive Definition screen,
click on Back to display the Array Definition screen, select the array to be reclaimed,
and click on Reclaim.
Displaying Logical Drive Properties
To display the logical drive properties, double-click on the logical drive icon.
Displaying Physical Drive Properties
To display the physical drive properties, double-click on the drive icon.
Custom Configuration
If you choose Custom Configuration, the Array Definition Screen appears, as shown
below:
The new array is displayed in the Logical Devices window. The drive SCSI ID follows
the drive icons. The current adapter with all arrays, logical drives, and hot spares, is
shown in the Logical Devices window. Each logical drive has a label (such as LD 0),
the RAID level, and the drive capacity. Spanned arrays have hyphenated array numbers
(for example: LD0-1).