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Logical Drives, Viewing Logical Drives

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Chapter 5: Monitor and Manage Logical Drives • Viewing Logical Drives (below) • • Creating a Logical Drive (page 65) • Deleting a Logical Drive (page 70) • • Viewing Logical Drive Information (page 70) • • Making Logical Drive Settings (page 71) • • Backing up a RAID Ready Logical Drive (page 71) • • Migrating a Logical Drive (page 73) • Rebuilding a Logical Drive (page 77) Synchronizing All Logical Drives (page 80) Synchronizing a Logical Drive (page 81) Initializing a Logical Drive (page 84) Logical Drive Activation (page 84) Managing a Critical or Offline Logical Drive (page 86) Viewing Logical Drives Logical Drive View provides a list of all logical drives currently on the Host PC. To see a list of your logical drives, click Logical Drive View in Tree View. From this screen, you can click the links to access information and functions of individual logical drives and use the Create and Delete features. Creating a Logical Drive A logical drive is a collection of physical drives in a RAID. To create a new logical drive: 1. Click Logical Drive View in Tree View. 2. Click the Create tab in Management View. The Select RAID Level screen appears. 3. Select the option beside the RAID level you want for your logical drive. RAIDXpert displays the RAID levels you can use with the available physical drives. See page 100 for information about the available RAID levels. 65

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Chapter 5: Monitor and Manage
65
Logical Drives
Viewing Logical Drives
Logical Drive View provides a list of all logical drives currently on the Host PC. To
see a list of your logical drives, click
Logical Drive View
in Tree View.
From this screen, you can click the links to access information and functions of
individual logical drives and use the Create and Delete features.
Creating a Logical Drive
A logical drive is a collection of physical drives in a RAID.
To create a new logical drive:
1.
Click
Logical Drive View
in Tree View.
2.
Click the
Create
tab in Management View.
The Select RAID Level screen appears.
3.
Select the option beside the RAID level you want for your logical drive.
RAIDXpert displays the RAID levels you can use with the available physical
drives. See page 100 for information about the available RAID levels.
•
Viewing Logical Drives (below)
•
Creating a Logical Drive (page 65)
•
Deleting a Logical Drive (page 70)
•
Viewing Logical Drive Information
(page 70)
•
Making Logical Drive Settings
(page 71)
•
Backing up a RAID Ready Logical
Drive (page 71)
•
Migrating a Logical Drive (page 73)
•
Rebuilding a Logical Drive
(page 77)
•
Synchronizing All Logical Drives
(page 80)
•
Synchronizing a Logical Drive
(page 81)
•
Initializing a Logical Drive
(page 84)
•
Logical Drive Activation (page 84)
•
Managing a Critical or Offline
Logical Drive (page 86)