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Clearing an orphan watermark (clu), Making controller settings (clu), Learing – Promise Technology 2-Year Extended Warranty for VessR2000 RAID Head User Manual

Page 449: Rphan, Atermark, Clu) 422, Aking, Ontroller, Ettings, Clu)

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Vess R2000 Series Product Manual

Promise Technologies

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w

aterMark

(Clu)

This condition is the result of a disk drive failure during an NVRAM RAID level migration on a disk array.

To clear an orphan watermark:

1. From the Main Menu, highlight

Subsystem Management

and press

Enter

.

2. Highlight

Controller Management

and press

Enter

.

3. Highlight one of the controllers and press

Enter

.

4. Highlight

Clear Orphan Watermark

and press

Enter

.

The condition is cleared. See

“Physical Drive Problems” on page 631

for more information.

M

akiNg

C

oNtroller

s

ettiNgs

(Clu)

If your subsystem has two controllers, any settings you make to one controller automatically apply to the other

controller.

To make Controller settings:

1. From the Main Menu, highlight

Subsystem Management

and press

Enter

.

2. Highlight

Controller Management

and press

Enter

.

3. Highlight the controller you want and press

Enter

.

4. Highlight

Controller Settings

and press

Enter

.

5. Make the following settings as required:

• Type an alias into the Alias field.

Maximum of 48 characters. Use letters, numbers, space between words and underscore.

An alias is optional.

• Highlight

LUN

Affinity

and press the spacebar to toggle between

Enabled

and

Disabled

.

RAID controllers must be set to

Active-Active.

See “Making Subsystem Settings (CLU)” on

page 416 and

“LUN Affinity” on page 587

.

• Highlight

Coe

rcion

and press the spacebar to toggle between

Enabled

and

Disabled

.

For more information, see “Capacity Coercion” on page 591

.

• Highlight

Coercion Method

and press the spacebar to toggle through:

GB Truncate

– Reduces the capacity to the nearest 1 GB boundary.

10 GB Truncate

– Reduces the capacity to the nearest 10 GB boundary.