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Check Consistency, Properties, Change Config

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Logical Drive Menu, Continued Check Consistency Choose this option to verify the redundancy data in logical drives that use RAID levels 1, 3, or 5. Select the drives to be checked and choose Check Consistency from the Logical Drive menu. You are prompted to run parity checking. The following appears: Parity Checking Selected Device(s)? Click on OK to perform parity checking. If a discrepancy is found, it is automatically corrected, assuming that the data is correct. However, if the failure is a read error on a data drive, the bad data block is reassigned with the generated data. Properties Choose Properties to display the properties of the selected logical drive. A screen such as the following appears. Each logical drive can be displayed by selecting the Previous or Next buttons. Change Config The following appears when you select Change Config. You can change Cache Policy, change Read Policy, change Write Policy, change the RAID level, select a Virtual Size, and Add Capacity via this menu. Note: The Enable Virtual Sizing feature will not take effect until the next reboot. Virtual sizing is not supported in Windows 2000. Cont'd Chapter 6 Running Power Console Plus 117

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Chapter 6 Running Power Console Plus
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Logical Drive Menu,
Continued
Check Consistency
Choose this option to verify the redundancy data in logical drives that use
RAID levels 1, 3, or 5.
Select the drives to be checked and choose Check Consistency from the Logical
Drive menu. You are prompted to run parity checking. The following appears:
Parity Checking Selected Device(s)?
Click on OK to perform parity checking.
If a discrepancy is found, it is automatically corrected,
assuming that the data is
correct.
However, if the failure is a read error on a data drive, the bad data block
is reassigned with the generated data.
Properties
Choose Properties to display the properties of the selected logical drive. A
screen such as the following appears. Each logical drive can be displayed by
selecting the Previous or Next buttons.
Change Config
The following appears when you select Change Config. You can change Cache
Policy, change Read Policy, change Write Policy, change the RAID level, select
a Virtual Size, and Add Capacity via this menu.
Note:
The Enable Virtual Sizing feature will not take effect until the next
reboot. Virtual sizing is not supported in Windows 2000.
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