Supermicro SuperBlade SBI-7125W-S6, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 5: RAID Setup Procedure
3. Click N
EXT
.
The V
IRTUAL
D
ISK
C
REATION
screen appears ( Figure 5-11 ).
4. The A
RRAYS WITH
F
REE
S
PACE
menu lists the new array that you just defined, plus
any existing arrays with holes (free space) that could be used for a new
configuration.
From the A
RRAYS WITH
F
REE
S
PACE
menu, select the array to use for the new virtual
disk.
5. In the right panel, select RAID 5 as the RAID level.
6. (Optional) Set S
IZE
(in MB) to a lower number if you do not want to use the entire
available capacity for the new virtual disk.
7. (Optional) Change the other V
IRTUAL
D
ISK
P
ROPERTIES
, if necessary.
8. Click A
CCEPT
to accept the configuration of the new virtual disk.
9. Click N
EXT
to continue with the next configuration step.
The V
IRTUAL
D
ISK
S
UMMARY
window appears.
10. Review the confi guration shown in the V
IRTUAL
D
ISK
S
UMMARY
window. If you want
to change something, click B
ACK
and change the configuration parameters.
11. Click F
INISH
to accept the configuration and start the initialization process (unless
you selected N
O
I
NITIALIZATION
earlier).
Using Manual Confi guration: RAID 10
Follow these steps to create a RAID 10 storage configuration using the M
ANUAL
C
ONFIGURATION
mode of the Configuration Wizard:
1. In the A
RRAY
S
ELECTION
screen ( Figure 5-10 ) select two available drives in the left
panel. Click the R
IGHT
A
RROW
button to move the selected drives to the right panel.
2. Click A
CCEPT
to accept these drives for a new RAID 1 array.
3. Select two more drives for a second RAID 1 array, and click A
CCEPT
.
4. To add a hotspare, select an available drive in the left panel, select the array from
the drop-down menu and click A
DD
H
OTSPARE
T
O
, as shown in Figure 5-12 .
5. To remove a hotspare from an array, select it in the right panel and click R
EMOVE
H
OT
S
PARE
.
6. Click N
EXT
.
The V
IRTUAL
D
ISK
C
REATION
screen appears ( Figure 5-11 ).
NOTE: Click the R
ECLAIM
button if you want to undo a virtual disk that you just
defined.