Dell EqualLogic PS6210XS EqualLogic Group Manager Administrator s Guide PS Ser - Page 402

Table 143. General Settings Field Description Shortcut General properties Name Unique name, up to 63 characters (including periods, hyphens, and colons), that identifies the member. Alt+A Description (Optional) Description of the member, up to 127 characters. Fewer characters are accepted for this field if you enter the value as a Unicode character string, which takes up a variable number of bytes, depending on the specific character. Alt+D Storage pool assignment Storage pool assignment If multiple pools are available, you can choose which pool the member will belong to. None Alternatively, click Create new pool to create a new storage pool using this member. Table 144. RAID Field RAID policy Initial RAID capacity Description Shortcut Select the RAID level that you want the member to use. RAID 6: Alt+6 NOTE: You cannot select RAID 50 for PS6610 arrays from the GUI. Instead, RAID 10: Alt+1 you must use the CLI command member select raid-policy. See the Dell EqualLogic Group Manager CLI Reference Guide for more information. RAID 50: Alt+0 Specify whether the member's space will be available immediately or available after Immediate: Alt+I the RAID configuration completes. Wait: Alt+W Table 145. Encryption Key Backup (SED) (seen only on members with SED) Field Description Key share 1, 2, and 3 Displays and allows you to copy each individual key share Copy all Copies all three key shares to the clipboard Save all... Saves all key shares to a selected destination on the user's computer Shortcut None Alt+C Alt+S Table 146. Management Interface Configuration (MWKA) (seen only on groups with a dedicated management network set up) Field Description IP address IP address of the interface. At least one network interface on a member must be on the same subnet as the group IP address. Subnet mask Netmask for the interface Default gateway Uses the default gateway for all the member's network interfaces to enable communication outside the local network Enable this interface Makes a network interface operational if you configure it properly. Disabling a network interface makes it unable to service network I/O requests, but does not unconfigure the interface. Restrict to management access Displayed only for the highest-numbered interface on a control module, or the one that is labeled Management on the physical control module. Select this checkbox to use the interface exclusively for group management traffic, as part of configuring a group management network. 402 Reference: GUI Panels, Wizards, and Dialog Boxes