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In This Manual, WebBIOS Configuration Utility, MegaRAID Manager, Power Console Plus - hard drives

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In This Manual, Continued WebBIOS Configuration Utility MegaRAID WebBIOS Configuration Utility is an HTML utility that you can run by pressing when the computer boots. Use WebBIOS Configuration Utility to perform the same functions as the BIOS Configuration Utility described above. MegaRAID Manager MegaRAID Manager is a character-based utility that you can run at any time. Use MegaRAID Manager to: • choose a configuration method • designate drives as hot spares • create physical arrays • define logical drives • initialize logical drives • use logical drives in your operating system • rebuild failed disk drives Power Console Plus Power Console Plus provides on the fly RAID migration, creating almost limitless adaptability and expansion of any logical drive while the system remains operational. Power Console Plus is an object-oriented GUI utility that configures and monitors RAID systems locally or over a network with several servers. Power Console Plus can be executed from any workstation. Power Console Plus allows you to control and monitor the status of hard disk drives, tape drives, and CDROM drives. Power Console Plus runs under Microsoft Windows NT. Use Power Console Plus to: choose a configuration method, designate drives as hot spares, create physical arrays, define and initialize logical drives, and rebuild failed disk drives. Cont'd Chapter 1 Overview 3

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Chapter 1 Overview
3
In This Manual,
Continued
WebBIOS Configuration Utility
MegaRAID WebBIOS Configuration Utility is an HTML
utility that you can run by pressing <Ctrl><H> when the computer boots. Use
WebBIOS Configuration Utility to perform the same functions as the BIOS
Configuration Utility described above.
MegaRAID Manager
MegaRAID Manager is a character-based utility that you can run at any
time. Use MegaRAID Manager to:
•
choose a configuration method
•
designate drives as hot spares
•
create physical arrays
•
define logical drives
•
initialize logical drives
•
use logical drives in your operating system
•
rebuild failed disk drives
Power Console Plus
Power Console Plus provides on the fly RAID migration, creating almost
limitless adaptability and expansion of any logical drive while the system
remains operational.
Power Console Plus is an object-oriented GUI utility that configures and
monitors RAID systems locally or over a network with several servers. Power
Console Plus can be executed from any workstation. Power Console Plus allows
you to control and monitor the status of hard disk drives, tape drives, and CD-
ROM drives. Power Console Plus runs under Microsoft Windows NT. Use
Power Console Plus to: choose a configuration method, designate drives as hot
spares, create physical arrays, define and initialize logical drives, and rebuild
failed disk drives.
Cont’d