NOTE:
Depending on the device configuration changes, exiting the UEFI configuration utility may prompt for a system
reboot.
Entering the BOSS-S1 configuration utility
1
Enter the UEFI configuration utility. See
Entering the UEFI RAID configuration utility
The
Device Settings
screen displays a list of NIC ports and the BOSS-S1 configuration utility.
2
To enter BOSS-S1 configuration utility, click
BOSS-S1 Configuration Utility
.
The list of
Configuration Options
appears:
•
Physical/Virtual Disk Information
— view the properties of physical disks and virtual disks
•
Create RAID Configuration
— configure a virtual disk
•
Delete RAID Configuration
— delete a virtual disk
•
RAID Rebuild
— rebuild a degraded RAID volume, if a suitable peer drive is available
•
Erase Physical Disk
— clear data on a physical disk
•
Controller Information
— view BOSS-S1 adapter information
Physical or virtual disk information
The
Physical/virtual disk information
menu allows you to view physical disk properties and virtual disk properties.
Physical disk information
To view physical disk information:
1
Enter the
BOSS-S1 Configuration utility
Entering the BOSS-S1 Configuration Utility
2
Click
Physical/Virtual disk information
.
All available physical disks are displayed.
3
Select a physical disk to view its information.
Virtual disk information
To view virtual disk information:
1
Enter the
BOSS-S1 Configuration utility
Entering the BOSS-S1 Configuration Utility
2
Click
Physical/Virtual disk information
.
3
Select
Virtual disk info
.
All available virtual disks are displayed.
4
Select a virtual disk to view its information.
5
Observe quick initialization information in the virtual disk information.
Virtual disk import
The Import operation sets a foreign virtual disk as native to the configuration.
1
Enter the
BOSS-S1 Configuration utility
. See
Entering to BOSS-S1 Configuration Utility
.
2
Click
Physical/Virtual disk information
.
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UEFI or HII RAID configuration utility