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Background-Server Components
The background-server components are operating-system specific
program files that enable servers running Windows NT, OS/2,
NetWare, OpenServer, or UnixWare to act as the TCP/IP interface
for a remote client that has the WIN32-Based program installed.
Notes:
1. Only one remote session at a time can access ServeRAID
adapters and controllers using the background-server
component.
2. It is possible to run multiple background-server components with
each component using a different TCP/IP port; however, to avoid
damage to your data, you must restrict your administration
activities to one remote client and use the other remote clients
for monitoring purposes only.
Programs for OS/2 and NetWare
The ServeRAID program files available for the OS/2 and NetWare
operating systems consist of the Administration and Monitoring
program, device drivers, background-server components, and the
IPSSEND and IPSMON command-line programs. (See “IPSSEND
and IPSMON Programs” on page 92 for more information.)
The Administration and Monitoring Program files for OS/2 and
NetWare run only on the system containing a ServeRAID adapter or
controller (stand-alone mode). These ServeRAID programs provide
a limited subset of the functions provided in the WIN32-Based
program, and they install automatically when you install the
ServeRAID device driver for OS/2 or NetWare.
A good way to use these operating-system specific programs is to
run the OS/2 or NetWare versions of the Administration and
Monitoring Program files locally on the server, while using the
WIN32-Based program on a remote Windows NT or Windows 95
client. This method enables you to take advantage of the more
advanced administration and monitoring functions provided in the
WIN32-Based program.
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IBM ServeRAID-3H and ServeRAID-3L Adapters