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Dual RAID Module User's Guide - Rev. A03
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Creating and Managing Arrays and Partitions
Using the Disk Array Administrator, the user can create and manage arrays and partitions.
The following array-related functions can be performed:
Create arrays
Manage arrays
Manage partitions
Creating Arrays
NOTE:
Before creating more than one array, make sure that the host operating
system supports multiple LUNs. Most operating systems do, or have an
option to enable multiple LUN support. If the host system does not support
multiple LUNs, the host will only see one array at LUN 0.
An array can be created at anytime. Table 4
below describes the drive requirements for each
RAID level.
Table 4: Drive Requirements for each RAID Level
RAID Level Min. # of Drives Max. # of Drives
0
3
4
5
Mirrored
Volume Set
2
3
3
3
2
1
1
28
14
14
14
14
IFSII_DR15
50
6
14
NOTES: Up to 14 disks per SCSI channel with Dual RAID Controller Module Unit installed.
(14 Disks x 2 Channels = 28 Disks Total)
Controller A (Primary) disk channel SCSI ID is factory set to SCSI ID7. This SCSI
ID cannot be changed! DO NOT configure any other devices to ID7 on the disk
channel, or the configuration will fail to operate!
Controller B (Secondary) disk channel SCSI ID is factory set to SCSI ID6. This SCSI
ID cannot be changed! DO NOT configure any other devices to ID6 on the disk
channel, or the configuration will fail to operate!