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Deleting Logical Drives and Disk Arrays, Deleting Logical Drives, Create/Delete/Copy Log Drive, Enter.

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drives in Array A to Array B. (See "Copying Logical Drives" on page 122.) 4. Physically remove the hard disk drives that contain the copy from the source system; then, install them in the same bays on the target system. Note Ensure that you install the drives in the same bays on the target system that the drives of the source array occupy in the source system. (Remember, the bay number is equal to the SCSI ID of the device + 1.) 5. Using ServerGuide, insert the HardwareGuide CD in the CD-ROM drive and start the server. 6. Using the diskette that contains the backup copy of the source configuration (you created this diskette in step 1 on page 123), restore the configuration to the target system. (See "Restoring the Disk-Array Configuration" on page 127.) Deleting Logical Drives and Disk Arrays: This section contains instructions for deleting logical drives and disk arrays. In all cases, when you delete an array or its associated logical drives, all the data and programs in the array are lost. Before proceeding, back up any data and programs that you want to save. You might want to use a high-speed back up device, such as a tape drive, to back up large amounts of data. Deleting Logical Drives: In some operating systems, deleting a logical drive might change the drive letters assigned to the existing logical drives. To delete a logical drive: 1. Start the ServeRAID Configuration program (see "Starting the ServeRAID Configuration Program" on page 77). 2. Select Create/Delete/Copy Log Drive from the Main Menu; then, press Enter. 3. Select Delete Logical Drive from the next menu; then, press Enter. 4. Use the Up Arrow (↑) or Down Arrow (↓) key to highlight the logical drive that you want to delete; then, press the Del key. The Confirm pop-up window appears. Attention All data and programs in the logical drive are lost during this procedure. Before proceeding, back up any data and programs that you want to save. 5. Select Yes to delete the logical drive, or select No if you do not want to delete the drive; then, press Enter. 124 Netfinity Server HMM

Section	Page
About This Manual	3
Important Safety Information	3
Online Support	4
General Checkout	12
Diagnostic Tools	15
Diagnostic Programs	15
Power-on Self Test (POST)	16
POST Beep Codes	16
Error Messages	17
Diagnostic Programs	18
Features	20
Additional Service Information	22
Administration and Monitoring Utility Program	23
Configuring the Ethernet Controller	60
Configuring Options	62
Configuration Overview	63
Configuration/Setup Utility Program	65
Configuring ISA and PCI Adapters	66
Failover for Redundant Ethernet	67
Netfinity System Management Processor	70
Resolving Configuration Conflicts	78
ServeRAID Configuration Program	79
Software Installation	79
Specifications	80
Starting the ServeRAID Configuration Program	82
Status LEDs	84
Understanding Disk Array Technology	86
Using the Advanced Configuration Functions	94
Using the Configuration/Setup Utility Main Menu	96
Using the ServeRAID Configuration Program	106
Using the ServeRAID Mini-Configuration Program	142
Locations	146
Adapters	147
Battery Replacement	152
Before You Begin	155
Changing Jumper Positions	156
Completing the Installation	159
Controls and Indicators	163
CD-ROM Drive	166
DASD Backplane Removal	168
Diagnostics Panel LEDs	169
External Options	170
Front Bezel Removal	177
Hot-Plug PCI Adapter Installation	178
Hot-Swap Power Supply Installation	186
Hot-Swap Power Supply Removal	190
Hot-Swap Fan Assembly	192
Information LED Panel	194
Information Panel Cover Removal	196
Information Panel LED Assembly Removal	197
Input/Output Connectors and Expansion Slots	199
Interior LED and Speaker Assembly	201
Internal Drive Installation	202
Installing Devices in the NetBAY3	214
Memory-Module Kits	219
Microprocessor Kit	222
Preparing to Install Options	225
Power Backplane Removal	227
Power Supplies	229
Power Supply Filler Plate	230
NetBAY3 Bezel Installation	231
Processor Board Component Locations	232
Processor Board Jumpers	234
Processor Board Removal	236
Rack Installation	237
SCSI Backplane Component Locations	253
SCSI Backplane Option Jumpers	254
Server Cabling	255
Server Door and Trim Bezels Removal	256
Shuttle Removal	257
Side Cover(s) Removal	258
System Board Component Locations	259
System Board Jumpers	261
System Board Removal	263
Top Cover Removal	266
Voltage Regulator Card Removal	267
Symptom-to-FRU Index	268
Beep Symptoms	268
No Beep Symptoms	271
Control Panel System Error LED	271
Diagnostic Error Codes	274
Error Symptoms	277
Power Supply LED Errors	278
POST Error Codes	280
SCSI Error Codes	285
ServeRAID II Controller Error Codes/Messages	286
System Board LEDs	290
System Board SCSI LEDs	290
Undetermined Problems	291
Parts Listing (Type 8660)	293
System	294
Hard Disk Drives and Cables	300
Keyboards	301
Power Cords	302
Safety Information	305
General Safety	305
Electrical Safety	306
Safety Inspection Guide	307
Handling Electrostatic Discharge-Sensitive Devices	309
Grounding Requirements	309
Send Us Your Comments!	335
Problem Determination Tips	336
Phone Numbers, U.S. and Canada	337

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drives in Array A to Array B.

(See “Copying Logical

Drives” on page

122.)

Physically remove the hard disk drives that contain

the copy from the source system; then, install them in

the same bays on the target system.

Note

Ensure that you install the drives in the same

bays on the target system that the drives of the

source array occupy in the source system.

(Remember, the bay number is equal to the SCSI

ID of the device

1.)

Using ServerGuide, insert the

HardwareGuide

CD in

the CD-ROM drive and start the server.

Using the diskette that contains the backup copy of

the source configuration (you created this diskette in

step 1 on page

123),

restore

the configuration to the

target system.

(See “Restoring the Disk-Array

Configuration” on page

127.)

Deleting Logical Drives and Disk Arrays:

This

section contains instructions for deleting logical drives and

disk arrays.

In all cases, when you delete an array or its

associated logical drives, all the data and programs in the

array are lost.

Before proceeding, back up any data and

programs that you want to save.

You might want to use a

high-speed back up device, such as a tape drive, to back

up large amounts of data.

Deleting Logical Drives:

In some operating systems,

deleting a logical drive might change the drive letters

assigned to the existing logical drives.

To delete a logical drive:

Start the ServeRAID Configuration program (see

“Starting the ServeRAID Configuration Program” on

page 77).

Select

Create/Delete/Copy Log Drive

from the Main

Menu; then, press

Enter.

Select

Delete Logical Drive

from the next menu;

then, press

Enter.

Use the Up Arrow (

↑

) or Down Arrow (

↓

) key to

highlight the logical drive that you want to delete;

then, press the

Del

key. The Confirm pop-up window

appears.

Attention

All data and programs in the logical drive are lost

during this procedure.

Before proceeding, back

up any data and programs that you want to save.

Select

Yes

to delete the logical drive, or select

you do not want to delete the drive; then, press

Enter.

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