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3DM Disk Management Utility 3DM Disk Management Utility The 3DM disk management utility, allows you to view status and version information about your Escalade ATA RAID Controller. 3DM alerts you when a disk array needs maintenance and you can maintain your disk arrays from 3DM. You can add or remove drives, specify an available drive as a hot spare or launch the rebuild process. Array status can be viewed or arrays can be maintained remotely via a standard web browser provided you have access to the network containing the Escalade ATA RAID Controller. Event notification occurs from 3DM when the ATA RAID controller requires attention, such as when a disk array becomes degraded and is no longer fault tolerant. Event notification will only occur while 3DM is running, so we recommend that 3DM be left running as a background utility on the ATA RAID controller's machine. Event notification's e-mail feature can send an e-mail to a specified recipient when there is a problem with the array. The e-mail that the recipient receives will include most of the information that is provided in the Logs on the Alarms page. Refer to the following sections for more information: Windows Installation ...page 144 Linux Installation ...page 147 Checking Array Status ...page 151 Password Setup ...page 160 Selecting I/O and Rebuild Speed ...page 163 Mirrored Array Maintenance ...page 164 www.3ware.com 143

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3DM Disk Management Utility
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3DM Disk Management
Utility
The 3DM disk management utility, allows you to view status and
version information about your Escalade ATA RAID Controller.
3DM alerts you when a disk array needs maintenance and you can
maintain your disk arrays from 3DM. You can add or remove
drives, specify an available drive as a hot spare or launch the
rebuild process. Array status can be viewed or arrays can be main-
tained remotely via a standard web browser provided you have
access to the network containing the Escalade ATA RAID Control-
ler.
Event notification occurs from 3DM when the ATA RAID control-
ler requires attention, such as when a disk array becomes degraded
and is no longer fault tolerant. Event notification will only occur
while 3DM is running, so we recommend that 3DM be left running
as a background utility on the ATA RAID controller’s machine.
Event notification’s e-mail feature can send an e-mail to a specified
recipient when there is a problem with the array. The e-mail that the
recipient
receives will include most of
the information that is pro-
vided in the Logs on the Alarms page.
Refer to the following sections for more information:
Windows Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 144
Linux Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 147
Checking Array Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 151
Password Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 160
Selecting I/O and Rebuild Speed . . . . . . . page 163
Mirrored Array Maintenance . . . . . . . . . page 164