Supermicro AOC-USAS2-L8e, Руководство пользователя

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AOC-USAS2-L8i/L8e Add-on Card User’s Manual
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also appears if you try to add a SATA disk as a hot spare for volumes that use SAS
disks, or vice versa.
10. Select S
AVE CHANGES
then exit this menu to create the hot spare disk(s).
The SAS2 BIOS Configuration Utility pauses while it configures the global hot
spares.
Deleting Hot Spare Disks
Follow these steps to delete a global hot spare disk:
1. Access the Manage Hot Spares window by following step 1 through step 5 of
"Creating Hot Spare Disks" .
2. Select the disk that you no longer wish to use as a hot spare, and press C .
3. Select S
AVE CHANGES
then exit this menu to commit the changes.
The configuration utility pauses while it removes the global hot spare.
4-7 Other Configuration Tasks
This section explains how to perform other configuration and maintenance tasks for
mirrored volumes.
Viewing Volume Properties
Follow these steps to view the RAID properties of the mirrored volume(s):
1. In the SAS2 BIOS Configuration Utility, select a SAS2 adapter from the A
DAPTER
L
IST
.
The A
DAPTER
P
ROPERTIES
window appears.
2. Select RAID P
ROPERTIES
.
The S
ELECT
N
EW
A
RRAY
T
YPE
window appears.
3. Select V
IEW
E
XISTING
A
RRAY
.
The V
IEW
A
RRAY
window appears, showing information about the array and each
disk in it. The window includes hot spare information, if you have created global hot
spare disks.
4. If the currently displayed array is not the one you want, press Alt+N to view another
array on the adapter.
NOTE: If you create one volume using SAS disks, another volume using SATA
disks, and global hot spare disks, the hot spare disks only appear when you
view the mirrored volume that uses the same type of disks as the hot spare
disks.