Adaptec 5325302053 User Guide - Page 154
Silencing an Alarm, Identifying Failed or Failing Components, Windows XP No Service Pack Installed
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Windows XP (No Service Pack Installed) 1 Log on to the system with a user account that has local administrator privileges. 2 From the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Command Prompt. 3 At the command prompt, enter: ipv6 uninstall How do I create a support archive file? Your Adaptec Storage Manager service representative might ask you to create a configuration and status information archive file to help diagnose a problem with your system. To create the archive file: 1 In the Enterprise View, select the iSCSI Storage Appliance on which the problem is occurring. 2 In the Actions menu, select Save support archive. 3 Enter a name for the archive file or accept the default name, then click Save. Silencing an Alarm At this time, the Silence button in Adaptec Storage Manager will not silence an alarm on iSCSI storage devices or JBODs. If an alarm sounds, you must silence it at the device level (for instance, by pressing the Mute button on the back of the JBOD), or use the CLI to enter a silence command (see page 179). Identifying Failed or Failing Components When your are notified of a Warning- or Error-level event, use Adaptec Storage Manager's rapid fault isolation feature to quickly identify the source of the problem. For instance, in this example, an iSCSI Storage Appliance has stopped responding. To find the source of the problem, follow the yellow Error and red Warning icons, as shown in the example on page 149. Once the source of a problem has been identified, you can blink the associated hardware component (if applicable) to find its physical location. See page 109.
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