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Operating Limitations Note Restriction Workaround The Disk Array FC60 is not supported as a boot device on Windows NT. None Clicking on the vertical scroll arrows (either up or down) causes the scroll box to move all the way to the opposite end of the scroll bar. This is a known defect in the Java Runtime Environment. Click the scroll box and slide it until you reach the desired position in the window. If you are managing Storage Arrays with the Host-Agent software, do not download an NVSRAM configuration settings file with the Access Volume Disabled attribute. Doing so deletes the Access Volume on Host-Agent managed Storage Arrays, causing those Storage Arrays to become inaccessible. If you download NVSRAM files to a Host-Agent managed Storage Array using the Storage Array >> Download >> NVSRAM option, select an NVSRAM file in the NVSRAM Download File Selection area, and then check the File Information to ensure that the file does not contain the Access Volume Disabled attribute. If you accidentally delete the Access Volume, contact your customer support representative for assistance. 112

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Restriction
Workaround
The Disk Array FC60 is not supported as a
boot device on Windows NT.
None
Clicking on the vertical scroll arrows (either up
or down) causes the scroll box to move all the
way to the opposite end of the scroll bar.
This is a known defect in the Java Runtime
Environment.
Click the scroll box and slide it until you reach
the desired position in the window.
If you are managing Storage Arrays with the
Host-Agent software, do not download an
NVSRAM configuration settings file with the
Access Volume Disabled
attribute. Doing
so deletes the Access Volume on Host-Agent
managed Storage Arrays, causing those
Storage Arrays to become inaccessible.
If you download NVSRAM files to a Host-Agent
managed Storage Array using the Storage Array
>> Download >> NVSRAM option, select an
NVSRAM file in the NVSRAM Download File
Selection area, and then check the File
Information to ensure that the file does not
contain the
Access Volume Disabled
attribute.
If you accidentally delete the Access Volume,
contact your customer support representative for
assistance.