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Intel® RAID Web Console 2 Configuration and Monitoring Utility 29 Drive Hierarchy within the RAID Firmware 30 Intel® Intelligent RAID Controller Features 30 Enterprise Features ...30 Fault Tolerant Features 31 Cache Options and Settings 32 Background Tasks ...32 Error Handling ...33 Audible Alarm ...33 Chapter 4: Intel® RAID Drivers 35 RAID Driver Installation for Microsoft Windows 35 Installation in a New Microsoft Windows* Operating System 35 Installation in an Existing Microsoft Windows* Operating System 36 RAID Driver Installation for Red Hat* Enterprise Linux 36 RAID Driver Installation for SuSE* Linux 37 RAID Driver Installation for Novell NetWare 37 Installation in a New Novell Netware* System 37 Installation in an Existing Novell Netware* System 38 RAID Driver Installation for Solaris* 10 38 Installation in a New Solaris* System 38 Installation in an Existing Solaris* System 38 Chapter 5: Intel® Embedded Server RAID BIOS Configuration Utility 39 Creating, Adding or Modifying a Virtual Drive Configuration 40 Setting the Write Cache and Read Ahead Policies 42 Working with a Global Hot-spare Drive 42 Adding a Hot-spare Drive 42 Removing a Hot-spare Drive 43 Rebuilding a Drive ...43 Auto Rebuild and Auto Resume 43 Checking Data Consistency 44 Viewing and Changing Device Properties 44 Forcing a Drive Online or Offline 45 Configuring a Bootable Virtual Drive 45 Deleting (Clearing) a Storage Configuration 45 Chapter 6: Intel® IT/IR RAID Configuration 47 IM and IME Configuration Overview 47 Features ...47 Creating IM and IME Volumes 48 Creating an IM Volume 49 Creating an IME Volume 50 Creating a Second IM or IME Volume 51 Managing Hot Spares ...51 Other Configuration Tasks 53 iv Intel® RAID Software User's Guide

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iv
Intel® RAID Software User’s Guide
Intel
®
RAID Web Console 2 Configuration and Monitoring Utility
.......................................
29
Drive Hierarchy within the RAID Firmware
..................................................................
30
Intel
®
Intelligent RAID Controller Features
..........................................................................
30
Enterprise Features
.....................................................................................................
30
Fault Tolerant Features
...............................................................................................
31
Cache Options and Settings
.......................................................................................
32
Background Tasks
......................................................................................................
32
Error Handling
.............................................................................................................
33
Audible Alarm
..............................................................................................................
33
Chapter 4: Intel
®
RAID Drivers
................................................................................
35
RAID Driver Installation for Microsoft Windows*
.................................................................
35
Installation in a New Microsoft Windows* Operating System
......................................
35
Installation in an Existing Microsoft Windows* Operating System
..............................
36
RAID Driver Installation for Red Hat* Enterprise Linux
.......................................................
36
RAID Driver Installation for SuSE* Linux
.............................................................................
37
RAID Driver Installation for Novell NetWare*
......................................................................
37
Installation in a New Novell Netware* System
............................................................
37
Installation in an Existing Novell Netware* System
.....................................................
38
RAID Driver Installation for Solaris* 10
...............................................................................
38
Installation in a New Solaris* System
..........................................................................
38
Installation in an Existing Solaris* System
..................................................................
38
Chapter 5: Intel
®
Embedded Server RAID BIOS Configuration Utility
.................
39
Creating, Adding or Modifying a Virtual Drive Configuration
...............................................
40
Setting the Write Cache and Read Ahead Policies
.............................................................
42
Working with a Global Hot-spare Drive
...............................................................................
42
Adding a Hot-spare Drive
............................................................................................
42
Removing a Hot-spare Drive
.......................................................................................
43
Rebuilding a Drive
...............................................................................................................
43
Auto Rebuild and Auto Resume
..................................................................................
43
Checking Data Consistency
................................................................................................
44
Viewing and Changing Device Properties
...........................................................................
44
Forcing a Drive Online or Offline
.........................................................................................
45
Configuring a Bootable Virtual Drive
...................................................................................
45
Deleting (Clearing) a Storage Configuration
.......................................................................
45
Chapter 6: Intel
®
IT/IR RAID Configuration
............................................................
47
IM and IME Configuration Overview
....................................................................................
47
Features
......................................................................................................................
47
Creating IM and IME Volumes
............................................................................................
48
Creating an IM Volume
...............................................................................................
49
Creating an IME Volume
.............................................................................................
50
Creating a Second IM or IME Volume
.................................................................................
51
Managing Hot Spares
..........................................................................................................
51
Other Configuration Tasks
..................................................................................................
53