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PDM, A physical drive with unhealthy status see below.

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determine whether:  The physical drives in your array can support the target RAID level.  There is sufficient capacity to accommodate the target logical drive size. If you need to add physical drives to your array, be sure there are unassigned physical drives are installed in your RAID system before you begin migration. Supported RAID levels Target Source RAID 0 RAID 1 RAID 1E RAID 5 RAID 6 RAID 10 RAID 50 RAID 0 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● RAID 1 ● ● ● ● ● RAID 1E ● ● ● ● ● RAID 5 ● ● ● ● ● ● RAID6 ● RAID 10 ● ● ● ● ● ● RAID 50 ● ● ● ● ● ● PDM Predictive Data Migration (PDM) is the migration of data from the suspect physical drive to a spare physical drive, similar to rebuilding a logical drive. But unlike Rebuilding, PDM constantly monitors your physical drives and automatically copies your data to a spare physical drive BEFORE the physical drive fails and your logical drive goes Critical. The following actions trigger PDM:  A physical drive with unhealthy status (see below).  Media Patrol finds a disk critical error.  You initiate PDM manually. PDM also counts the number of media errors reported by Media Patrol. A physical drive becomes unhealthy when: 54

Section	Page
Contents	2
Chapter 1: Introduction	9
1.1 About This Manual	9
1.2 Protocol Support	10
1.3 Hardware Specifications	10
1.4 Client Utility OS Support	11
1.5 Browser Support	11
Chapter 2: Quick Setup	13
2.1 Verifying Package Contents	13
2.2 Installing Physical Drives	16
2.3 Connecting the Ethernet Cable	18
2.4 Connecting the Power	18
2.5 Network Configuration with the LCD Screen	19
2.6 Configuration	20
2.6.1 Connecting to ShareCenter Pro	20
2.6.2 Choosing a Display Language	21
2.7 Setup Wizard	21
2.7.1 Using the One-Click Setup Wizard	21
2.7.2 Using Advanced Configuration Wizard	22
2.8 Shutting Down the NAS System	23
Chapter 3: ShareCenter Pro Configuration Manager	24
3.1 Browser Support	24
3.2 Connecting to ShareCenter Pro	24
3.3 Choosing a Display Language	25
3.4 Navigating in ShareCenter Pro	25
3.5 Dashboard Tab	26
3.5.1 System Status	26
3.5.2 Event Information	27
3.5.3 Storage Overview	27
3.6 Device Tab	27
3.6.1 Front View	27
Identifying Unconfigured Physical Drives	28
Identifying Physical Drives Assigned to a Disk Array	28
3.6.2 Back View	28
3.6.3 Component List	29
Enclosure	29
Controller	29
Buzzer	31
LED	32
3.6.4 Physical Drives	32
View List of Physical Drives	32
View Physical Drive Information	33
Global Physical Drive Settings	33
Individual Physical Drive Settings	34
Physical Drive Problems	34
3.6.5 iSCSI	35
View iSCSI Information	35
Setting up a CHAP	35
3.6.6 Network	36
Basic Network Settings	36
Changing Networking Configuration	36
Advanced Networking Configuration	37
Setting up a DHCP Server	37
Setting up DDNS	37
3.6.7 UPS	38
View UPS Information	38
Setting up a UPS	38
3.6.8 External USB Drive	39
External Drive Information	39
Configuring an External Drive	39
Formatting an External Drive	39
Removing an External Drive	41
3.7 Storage Tab	41
3.7.1 Creating a Disk Array	41
3.7.2 Creating a Logical Drive	43
Initializing a Disk Array	44
3.7.3 Disk Array Problems	44
Disk Array Degraded	45
Disk Array Offline	45
3.7.4 Disk Array Management	45
Locating a Disk Array	47
Deleting a Disk Array	47
3.7.5 Logical Drive Management	48
Logical Drive Information	48
Logical Drive Settings	49
Logical Drive Check Tables	49
Locating a Logical Drive	50
Deleting a Logical Drive	52
Redundancy Check	52
Synchronization Settings	53
3.7.6 Logical Drive Problems	53
3.7.7 Spare Drive Management	54
Spare Drive Information	54
Assigning a Spare Drive	55
3.8 AdminTool Tab	55
3.8.1 NAS Subsystem Management	56
Viewing NAS System Information	56
Making NAS System Settings	56
3.8.2 NAS System Shutdown and Restart	57
3.8.3 Clearing Subsystem Statistics	57
3.8.4 Software Service Management	57
Starting a Software Service	57
Making Software Service Settings	58
3.8.5 Runtime and NVRAM Event Logs	58
Viewing Runtime Events	58
Viewing NVRAM Events	59
Clearing Events	59
Saving Events	60
3.8.6 Background Activity	60
Media Patrol	60
Redundancy Check	61
Rebuild	61
Migration	61
PDM	62
Transition	63
Running a Background Activity	63
Scheduling a Background Activity	64
Viewing a List of Scheduled Background Activities	65
Changing a Scheduled Background Activity	65
3.8.8 Firmware Updates	66
3.8.9 Performance Monitor	67
Monitored Components	67
Viewing Logical Drive Performance	67
Viewing Physical Drive Performance	67
Viewing Port Performance	68
3.8.10 Restore Factory Default Settings	68
3.8.11 System Configuration Files	69
Importing a System Configuration File	69
Exporting a System Configuration File	69
3.8.12 LUNMap Management	69
Adding an Initiator	69
Defining LUN Mapping	70
3.8.13 Power Option	70
3.8.14 Message Alerts	71
Setting-up Email Alert Service	71
Adding an E-Mail Account	72
Editing an E-Mail Account	72
Deleting an E-Mail Account	72
3.8.15 Network Security	73
Setting-up a Security Policy	73
Setting-up Access Protection	73
Setting-up an SSL Certificate	74
3.9 NAS Tab	74
3.9.1 Setup Wizard	74
Using the Automatic Configuration Wizard	74
Using the Advanced Configuration Wizard	75
3.9.2 User Account Management	76
Adding Users	76
Editing User Information	76
Deleting Users	77
Adding a Group of Users	77
Adding and Removing Users from a Group	78
Making User and Group Permission Settings	78
Deleting a Group of Users	78
3.9.3 Protocol Control and Setting	79
3.9.4 File System Management	79
Viewing File System Information	79
Setting a File System Quota	80
Deleting a File System	80
3.9.5 File Sharing Management	80
Creating an ISO Folder	80
Making ISO Folder Settings	81
Creating a Folder	81
Changing Folder Settings	82
Setting up Folder Sharing	82
3.9.6 Backup Management	85
Choosing a Backup Solution	85
Setting up Snapshot Backup	86
Changing Snapshot Backup Schedule Settings	86
Deleting a Snapshot Backup Schedule	87
Performing a Remote Backup	87
Local Backup	89
Enabling One-Touch Backup	89
Amazon S3 Backup	90
3.9.7 Plug-in Management	92
3.9.8 iSCSI Initiator Management	93
Chapter 4: ShareCenterNAVI	94
4.1 Working with ShareCenterNAVI	94
4.1.1 Opening the Main Window	94
4.1.2 Choosing a Display Language	95
4.1.3 Starting ShareCenter Pro	96
Main Window	96
4.1.4 ShareCenterNAVI Information	96
Viewing ShareCenterNAVI on Windows	96
Viewing ShareCenterNAVI on Mac	97
4.1.5 Closing ShareCenterNAVI	97
Alternative Method for Windows	98
4.2 Managing Backups	98
4.2.1 Doing a Backup Now	98
Main Window	99
Device List	99
Tray Icon	100
4.2.2 Scheduling a Backup	101
4.2.3 Viewing Backup Schedules	102
4.2.4 Changing a Scheduled Backup	102
4.2.5 Deleting a Scheduled Backup	103
4.2.6 Restoring Backed-up Files	104
4.2.7 Viewing the Backup Event Log	105
4.2.8 Saving the Event Log	106
Saving the Backup Event Log	106
4.2.9 Clearing the Event Log	107
4.2.10 Setting the Port	107
4.3 Managing Share Folders	108
4.3.1 Opening a Share Folder	108
Device List	108
Main Window	108
Tray Icon	108
4.3.2 Viewing a List of Share Folders	109
4.3.3 Mounting a Share Folder / Creating a Network Drive	109
4.3.4 Un-mounting a Share Folder / Disconnecting a Network Drive	109
4.3.5 Setting up a Share Folder for Time Machine	110
In ShareCenterNAVI	110
On the Mac, Time Machine NOT configured	111
On the Mac, Time Machine Configured	111
4.4 Making Management Settings	112
4.4.1 Configuring a NAS System	112
One Click Setup	112
Advanced Setup	113
4.4.2 Locating the NAS system	115
4.4.3 Wake-on-LAN	116
4.4.4 Choosing a Default NAS System	116
Setting the default NAS	117
4.4.5 Viewing the System Event Log	117
4.4.6 Installing Plug-ins	118
4.4.7 Viewing a List of Plug-ins	118
4.4.8 Viewing Plug-in Version Numbers	119
4.4.9 Enabling and Disabling Plug-ins	119
Enabling Plug-ins	119
Disabling Plug-ins	120
4.4.10 Removing Plug-ins	120
Removing Plug-ins	120
4.4.11 Rebooting the NAS System	121
4.4.12 Shutting Down the NAS system	123
Chapter 5: Licensing and Support	124
GNU General Public License	124