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Configuring Your Server 4-67
WebBIOS and Universal RAID Utility
You can use Universal RAID Utility for configuration and management, monitoring of RAID System after start up operating
system.
The point to be kept in mind when using Universal RAID Utility together with WebBIOS is as follows.
Terms
Terms used in WebBIOS differs from those used in Universal RAID Utility.
When you use Universal RAID Utility together with WebBIOS, substitute terms according to the following list.
Term of WebBIOS Term of Universal RAID Utility
Adapter RAID Controller
Virtual Drive Logical Drive
Drive Group Disk Array
Physical Drive Physical Device
Number and ID
The number to manage each component of RAID System used in Universal RAID Utility differs from that used in WebBIOS.
Adapter and RAID Controller
WebBIOS manages Adapter by a number beginning with 0. You can see a number of Adapter where [Adapter No] in [Adapter
Selection] menu.
Universal RAID Utility manages RAID Controller by a number beginning with 1. You can see a number of RAID Controller
where [Number] in the property of RAID Controller on RAID Viewer or [RAID Controller #X] in the property of RAID
Controller on raidcmd.
In addition, you can see the number of Adapter managed by WebBIOS where [ID] in the property of RAID Controller by
Universal RAID Utility.
Virtual Drive and Logical Drive
WebBIOS manages Virtual Drive by a number beginning with 0. You can see a number of Virtual Drive where [VD X] in
Virtual Drives.
Universal RAID Utility manages Logical Drive by a number beginning with 1. You can see a number of Logical Drive where
[Number] in the property of Logical Drive on RAID Viewer or [RAID Controller #X Logical Drive #Y] in the property of
Logical Drive on raidcmd.
In addition, you can see the number of Logical Drive managed by WebBIOS where [ID] in the property of Logical Drive by
Universal RAID Utility.
Disk Array
WebBIOS manages Disk Array by a number beginning with 0. You can see a number of Disk Array where [DG X] in Physical
Drives and Virtual Drives.
Universal RAID Utility manages Disk Array by a number beginning with 1. You can see a number of Disk Array where [Disk
Array] in the property of Logical Drive on RAID Viewer or [RAID Controller #X Disk Array #Y] in the property of Disk
Array on raidcmd.
Physical Drive and Physical Device
WebBIOS manages Physical Drive by two numbers (Slot number and Connector number, beginning with 0). You can view
these numbers shown by [x:x:x] in Physical Drives box. You can view these numbers on Physical Drives properties.
Universal RAID Utility manages Physical Device by a number beginning with 1 and ID, Enclosure number, and Slot number.
The numbers of Hard Disk Drives connected to the controller are sorted in ascending order based on ID and assigned number
beginning with 1, starting from the smallest number. The ID is same value of Slot number shown in WebBIOS. Enclosure
number and Slot number are assigned with a number beginning with 1. To view these numbers on Universal RAID Utility,