Dell Precision T7400 User's Guide - Page 47

Creating a Second RAID Volume, Viewing RAID Volume Properties, Save changes, Adapter List

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• Drives must have 512 byte blocks and must not have removable media. • There can only be 2 hard drives per RAID volume. 5 Press and then select Save changes when the RAID volume has been fully configured. 6 Exit this menu to save the changes. The Configuration Utility will pause while the RAID volume is being created. NOTE: RAID 1 provides protection against the failure of a single hard drive. When a hard drive fails, it can be replaced and the data re-mirrored to another hard drive, maintaining data integrity. Creating a Second RAID Volume The SAS 6/iR controller supports two active RAID volumes. If one RAID volume is already configured, follow these steps to add a second RAID volume: 1 Select a controller from the Adapter List in the Configuration Utility. 2 Select the RAID Properties option to display the current RAID volume. 3 Press to create a new RAID volume. 4 Continue to create a second RAID volume, either RAID level 0 or RAID level 1. Viewing RAID Volume Properties Follow these steps to view the properties of RAID level 1 and RAID level 0 configurations: 1 Select a controller from the Adapter List in the Configuration Utility. 2 Select the RAID Properties option to display the current RAID volume. 3 Press to view the next RAID volume if more than one RAID volume is configured. 4 Press when the Manage Virtual Disk item is selected to manage the current RAID volume. Advanced Features 47

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Advanced Features
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Drives must have 512 byte blocks and must not have removable
media.
There can only be 2 hard drives per RAID volume.
5
Press <C> and then select
Save changes
when the RAID volume has been
fully configured.
6
Exit this menu to save the changes. The Configuration Utility will pause
while the RAID volume is being created.
NOTE:
RAID 1 provides protection against the failure of a single hard drive. When a
hard drive fails, it can be replaced and the data re-mirrored to another hard drive,
maintaining data integrity.
Creating a Second RAID Volume
The SAS 6/iR controller supports two active RAID volumes. If one RAID
volume is already configured, follow these steps to add a second RAID
volume:
1
Select a controller from the
Adapter List
in the Configuration Utility.
2
Select the
RAID Properties
option to display the current RAID volume.
3
Press <C> to create a new RAID volume.
4
Continue to create a second RAID volume, either RAID level 0 or RAID
level 1.
Viewing RAID Volume Properties
Follow these steps to view the properties of RAID level 1 and RAID level 0
configurations:
1
Select a controller from the
Adapter List
in the Configuration Utility.
2
Select the
RAID Properties
option to display the current RAID volume.
3
Press <Alt><N> to view the next RAID volume if more than one RAID
volume is configured.
4
Press <Enter> when the
Manage Virtual Disk
item is selected to manage
the current RAID volume.