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Event Log Panel, Appendix B: Events and Messages

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The Operations tab lists the operations that can be performed on the device selected in the left panel. This tab is available only when you are logged in to Intel® RAID Web Console 2 in Full-access mode. Options available for controllers include: enabling or silencing the alarm, flashing the firmware, and so on. Some types of devices, such as arrays, disk groups, and ports, do not have operations associated with them. If a physical or virtual drive is selected in the left panel, the Graphical tab is available in the right panel. In the Graphical View, the device's storage is color coded to show used capacity, unused capacity, and so on. Note: This Graphical View feature may or may not be displayed in the utility depending on the version of the utility.. Figure 47. Intel® RAID Web Console 2 - Graphical Tab (Optional feature) Event Log Panel The lower part of the screen displays the event log entries for the system. New event log entries display during the session. Each entry has a time and date stamp, an Error Level that indicates the severity of the event, and a brief description of the event. For information about the event log entries, see Appendix B: "Events and Messages" on page 173 Intel® RAID Software User's Guide 101

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Intel
®
RAID Software User’s Guide
101
The Operations tab lists the operations that can be performed on the device selected in the left
panel. This tab is available only when you are logged in to Intel
®
RAID Web Console 2 in
Full-access mode. Options available for controllers include: enabling or silencing the alarm,
flashing the firmware, and so on. Some types of devices, such as arrays, disk groups, and
ports, do not have operations associated with them.
If a physical or virtual drive is selected in the left panel, the Graphical tab is available in the
right panel. In the Graphical View, the device's storage is color coded to show used capacity,
unused capacity, and so on.
Note:
This Graphical View feature may or may not be displayed in the utility depending on the version of
the utility..
Figure 47. Intel
®
RAID Web Console 2
– Graphical Tab (Optional feature)
Event Log Panel
The lower part of the screen displays the event log entries for the system. New event log
entries display during the session. Each entry has a time and date stamp, an Error Level that
indicates the severity of the event, and a brief description of the event. For information about
the event log entries, see
Appendix B: “Events and Messages” on page 173