freeStor Xpand 1500C User’s Manual
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Configuration Mode
Configuration mode is used to modify the settings of disk array. Users can configure the freeStor
Xpand 1500C either through the LAN port or serial port. Note that you are entering configuration
mode whenever you press the “x” key during Operation Mode. Note that you cannot enter
Configuration Mode from both the web and terminal at the same time.
If password protection is enabled, you will be prompted to enter your password before
accessing the system. Unless the disk array is running in Self-Diagnostic Mode, you may select
any of the configuration modes at any time. The Configuration Mode is completely menu-driven
for ease of use, and the menu options allow you to fine-tune the disk array to your specific
requirements.
3.2 Main Menu and Password
The main menu consists of the following menus: Quick Volume/RAID Setup, Raid Set Function,
Volume Set Function, Physical Drives, Raid System Function, Ethernet Configuration, View
System Events, Clear Even Buffer, Hardware Monitor and System Information. Figure 3-1
shows the main menu screen when configuring through a terminal. You need to enter a
password for each selection. The default password is
0000
.
Figure 3-1: Terminal Main Menu
Menu option descriptions:
Quick Volume/RAID Setup:
Create a default configuration based on the number of physical
disk installed.
RAID Set Function:
Create a customized raid set.
Volume Set Function:
Create a customized volume set.
Physical Drives:
View information for each individual disk.
RAID System Function:
Set the raid system configuration.
U320 SCSI Target Config:
Configures the behavior of the SCSI device on the SCSI bus.
Ethernet Configuration:
Configures the Ethernet port for web interface access.
View System Events:
Views all system events in the buffer.
Clear Event Buffer:
Clears all of the events in the event buffer.