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Expanding the volume capacity, Manage Volume, Online Capacity Expansion

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Expanding the volume capacity You may use two new hard disk drives to replace the existing one, and expand the capacity of the RAID volume. • The capactiy of th new hard disk drives should be 50GB larger than the existing one. • This function is available only when the RAID 1 volume is optimal. To expand the capacity of the currently displayed RAID volume: 1. From the Manage Volume screen, select Online Capacity Expansion, then press . LSI Corp Config Utility Manage Volume -- SAS2308-2 Identifier Type Size(GB) Status Task Manage Hot Spares Consistency Check Activate Volume Delete Volume Online Capacity Expansion v7.29.00.00 (2012.11.12) LSI Logical Volume 3000 RAID 1 73 Optimal None Esc = Exit Menu F1/Shift+1 = Help Enter = Select Item 2. On the following screen, press to proceed with the capacity expansion. LSI Corp Config Utility Manage Volume -- SAS2308-2 v7.29.00.00 (2012.11.12) This field is used to expand the capacity of the currently displayed RAID volume. This field is disabled under the following conditions: - The volume is not a RAID 1 volume. - Firmware is configured to diable this feature. Esc = Exit Menu F1/Shift+1 = Help Enter = Select Item 5-34 Chapter 5: RAID configuration

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Chapter 5: RAID configuration
Expanding the volume capacity
You may use two new hard disk drives to replace the existing one, and expand the capacity
of the RAID volume.
•
The capactiy of th new hard disk drives should be 50GB larger than the existing one.
•
This function is available only when the RAID 1 volume is optimal.
To expand the capacity of the currently displayed RAID volume:
1.
From the
Manage Volume
screen, select
Online Capacity Expansion
, then press
<Enter>.
Esc = Exit Menu
F1/Shift+1 = Help
Enter = Select Item
LSI Corp Config Utility
v7.29.00.00 (2012.11.12)
Manage Volume -- SAS2308-2
Identifier
LSI
Logical Volume
3000
Type
RAID 1
Size(GB)
73
Status
Optimal
Task
None
Manage Hot Spares
Consistency Check
Activate Volume
Delete Volume
Online Capacity Expansion
2.
On the following screen, press <Enter> to proceed with the capacity expansion.
Esc = Exit Menu
F1/Shift+1 = Help
Enter = Select Item
LSI Corp Config Utility
v7.29.00.00 (2012.11.12)
Manage Volume -- SAS2308-2
This field is used to expand the capacity of the currently displayed
RAID volume.
This field is disabled under the following conditions:
- The volume is not a RAID 1 volume.
- Firmware is configured to diable this feature.