Dell 341-7212 User Guide - Page 79

Glossary

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Glossary Access Policy A virtual disk property indicating what kind of access is allowed for this virtual disk. The possible values are Read/Write, Read Only, or Blocked. adapter A device that enables a computer system to access peripheral devices by converting the protocol of one bus or interface to another. An adapter can also provide specialized function. For example, a RAID controller is a type of adapter that provides RAID functions. Adapters can reside on the system board or be an add-in card. Other examples of adapters include network and SCSI adapters. Alarm Enabled A controller property that indicates whether the controller's onboard alarm is enabled. Alarm Present A controller property that indicates whether the controller has an onboard alarm. If present and enabled, the alarm is sounded for certain error conditions. array See disk group. backplane A hardware component that connects a primary controller board to peripheral devices, such as disk drives, and that typically provides the signal and power connections to the peripherals. BBU Present A controller property that indicates whether the controller has an onboard battery backup unit to provide power in case of a power failure. Glossary 79

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Glossary
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Glossary
Access Policy
A virtual disk property indicating what kind of access is allowed for this virtual
disk. The possible values are
Read/Write
,
Read Only
, or
Blocked
.
adapter
A device that enables a computer system to access peripheral devices by
converting the protocol of one bus or interface to another. An adapter can also
provide specialized function. For example, a RAID controller is a type of adapter
that provides RAID functions. Adapters can reside on the system board or be an
add-in card. Other examples of adapters include network and SCSI adapters.
Alarm Enabled
A controller property that indicates whether the controller’s onboard alarm is
enabled.
Alarm Present
A controller property that indicates whether the controller has an onboard
alarm. If present and enabled, the alarm is sounded for certain error conditions.
array
See
disk group
.
backplane
A hardware component that connects a primary controller board to peripheral
devices, such as disk drives, and that typically provides the signal and power
connections to the peripherals.
BBU Present
A controller property that indicates whether the controller has an onboard
battery backup unit to provide power in case of a power failure.