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Adapter Menu, Adapter Options

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Adapter Menu The Power Console Plus Adapter menu is shown below: Adapter Options The options on the Adapter menu are described below. Option Update Firmware Flush Cache Performance Monitor On/Off Properties Diagnostics Rebuild Rate Rescan View Log Enclosure Management Alarm Control Description Choose this option to download a new version of the MegaRAID firmware. This option may not be available. Select this option to force the MegaRAID controller to send the contents of cache memory to the logical drives. Select this option to display a graphical representation of the performance of a logical drive. You can select a bar graph or a line graph. This option can only turn this feature on or off. Select this option to display the adapter properties, including the firmware and BIOS versions, the rebuild rate, cache memory size, and SCSI specification type. This option is not yet available. Choose this option to change the rate at which drives are rebuilt. See page 111 for additional information about rebuilds. Select this option to scan the SCSI channels again. Select this option to display a MegaRAID event log. To view the fan temperature, and voltage information for the enclosure cabinet, the cabinet must support SAF-TE. Select this option to enable or disable the system alarm when a drive failure occurs. Cont'd Chapter 6 Running Power Console Plus 109

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Chapter 6 Running Power Console Plus
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Adapter Menu
The Power Console Plus Adapter menu is shown below:
Adapter Options
The options on the Adapter menu are described below.
Option
Description
Update
Firmware
Choose this option to download a new version of the MegaRAID firmware.
This option may not be available.
Flush Cache
Select this option to force the MegaRAID controller to send the contents of
cache memory to the logical drives.
Performance
Monitor On/Off
Select this option to display a graphical representation of the performance of a
logical drive. You can select a bar graph or a line graph. This option can only
turn this feature on or off.
Properties
Select this option to display the adapter properties, including the firmware
and BIOS versions, the rebuild rate, cache memory size, and SCSI
specification type.
Diagnostics
This option is not yet available.
Rebuild Rate
Choose this option to change the rate at which drives are rebuilt. See page
111 for additional information about rebuilds.
Rescan
Select this option to scan the SCSI channels again.
View Log
Select this option to display a MegaRAID event log.
Enclosure
Management
To view the fan temperature, and voltage information for the enclosure
cabinet, the cabinet must support SAF-TE.
Alarm Control
Select this option to enable or disable the system alarm when a drive failure
occurs.
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