RDX QuickStation 4, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Optionally, you can set each RDX target to appear as a fixed disk to the host using the
Advance Options button for the drive. In some environments, this will allow faster
read and write times when connected to Windows OS and the use of RDX media with
Windows-native backup applications.
1. From the Logical Device tab, select an available disk.
2. Click the Advanced Options button to open the Advanced Options dialog.
3. Select the checkbox to present the disk as a fixed disk on the network and click
[OK].
RDX Logical Volume
The RDX Logical Volume combines up to 4 RDX media into a single logical volume
target. This configuration allows you to manage a single logical volume comprised of
one or more of the RDX media in your system.
The RDX Logical Volume may be presented to the host as either a fixed disk or as an
RDX device.
RDX Fixed Logical Volume
The Fixed Disk RDX Logical Volume is presented as fixed disk to the host computer.
This means that the host computer will not expect the disk to be removed. The user
interface software will not allow the logical volume to be ejected while it has an iSCSI
connection to a host.
The Fixed Disk RDX Logical Volume may have faster write times than the
Removable Disk RDX Logical Volume for some host operating systems.