Global Array Manager™Client Software v3.00Installation Guideand User Manualwith Workstation Array Manager™P/N:771961-08
viii GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualLogical Drive to LUN Mapping ...4-63Host to Logical Drive Mapping
Running RAID Assist4-50 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 4-44. WARNING Before Applying the Configuration4. Type YES and click OK if you a
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-51Open New Configuration (for example), as shown in Figure 4-45:Figure 4-45. Select “New Configuration”Figure 4-46. M
Running RAID Assist4-52 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Disk Arrays tab in Manual Configuration is where you begin to configure your unused
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-535. Once you’ve assembled the disk array groups, click the Logical Drives tab to continue on to logical drive setup
Running RAID Assist4-54 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual4. Check the Init Drive box if you want this logical drive to be fully initialized at t
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-55Figure 4-48. Sample Manual Configuration Just Before “Apply”☛ NoteIn Manual Configuration, Add Logical Drive and Ex
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-56 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualExternal RAID Controller Operation OverviewExternal RAID Contro
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-57LUN Mapping OverviewExternal RAID Controller (Firmware 5.x and below) LUN Mapping allows logical drives (or system
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-58 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 4-49. Select “LUN Mapping” WARNINGIf Global Array Manag
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-59Note the following:• The Clear All button sets all LUN assignments to None. You can then select individual assignme
Manual No. 771961 ixProcess Status Monitoring ... 5-46Initialization Status ...
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-60 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 4-50. A LUN Mapping Scenario• Click Apply when you are r
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-61Host to LUN Mapping OverviewFor External RAID Controller Firmware 6.x and above, the Host to LUN Mapping feature re
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-62 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 4-51. A Host to LUN Mapping ScenarioSelecting the Topolo
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-63• Multi-TID—All ports are active. This topology is supported on all Fibre products with ISP2200 hardware (FFx, MFF,
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-64 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualEnable All Hosts allows a logical drive LUN assignment that is
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-65• The list of servers defined in the server groups for the client. All duplicates are eliminated.☛ NoteFor a server
External RAID Controller Operation Overview4-66 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSet SequentialThe Set Sequential button sets all logical drives
Manual No. 771961 5-1Chapter 5MonitoringIntroductionMonitoring activities involve the following:• Monitoring events (messages) sent by various servers
Event Monitoring5-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Error or warning condition in a RAID subsystem (such as a power, fan, or drive failure).•
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-3Figure 5-2. Log Information ViewerThe Log Information Viewer (Figure 5-2), displays the following information about eve
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Event Monitoring5-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualOpening an Event Information WindowIf you wish to obtain additional information about any e
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-5The most useful fields are:CAUSE. Possible reasons that the event occurred, andREQUIRED ACTION. What you should do in r
Controller Monitoring5-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAll RAID Controllers Except eXtremeRAID 3000 and External Fibre-to-FibreFigure 5-5. Co
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-7eXtremeRAID 3000Figure 5-6. Controller View Window - eXtremeRAID 3000 ControllerThe Controller View window for the eXtr
Controller Monitoring5-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFibre-to-Fibre RAID ControllersFigure 5-7. Controller View Window - Fibre-to-Fibre RAI
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-9SCSI Host Bus AdaptersFigure 5-8. SCSI HBA Controller View With Multiple LUN DeviceFigure 5-8 above shows the Controlle
Controller Monitoring5-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 5-9. LUNs on Target 0, a Multiple LUN DeviceFour LUNs are available in the exa
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-11Displaying Controller InformationOpen Controller Information as shown in Figure 5-10:Figure 5-10. Select “Controller I
Controller Monitoring5-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualsupported on the current controller)• The firmware and BIOS versions residing on the
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-13The following information is displayed:• The controller model• The firmware version residing on the controller• The ca
Manual No. 771961 1-1Chapter 1IntroductionFigure 1-1. Global Array Manager ClientOverviewGlobal Array Manager Client software v3.00 (GAM Client 3.00)
Physical Device and Logical Drive Monitoring5-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualPhysical Device and Logical Drive MonitoringDisplaying Device
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-15Figure 5-14. Disk Device InformationDevice Information (Figure 5-13, Figure 5-14) displays the following about the cur
Physical Device and Logical Drive Monitoring5-16 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Whether the following parameters are set to Yes or No: Synch
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-17In any Device Information dialog box...• Click the Close button to close the dialog box.Viewing the Bad Block Table an
Physical Device and Logical Drive Monitoring5-18 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual☛ NoteThe Bad Block Table is not supported for new Mylex PCI c
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-19Displaying Logical Drive InformationThe icons on the right side of the Controller View window represent the logical dr
Physical Device and Logical Drive Monitoring5-20 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualIf write back cache is disabled, click the Enable Write Cache
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-21Locating ArraysLocate an array as shown in Figure 5-21 (only for new Mylex PCI controllers):Figure 5-21. Select “Locat
Physical Device and Logical Drive Monitoring5-22 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual2. Click Locate. The LEDs of all the physical devices associat
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-23Enclosure Monitoring and ManagementSCSI EnclosuresAmong the stack of drives displayed in a channel tower of the Contro
Overview1-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualWorkstation Array Manager functions very similarly to Global Array Manager Client, except for the f
Enclosure Monitoring and Management5-24 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSES and SAF-TE Fibre EnclosuresThe Controller View window for Mylex Ext
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-25Information PageEnclosure Information (Figure 5-26) displays the following about the currently-available Fibre enclosu
Enclosure Monitoring and Management5-26 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualDetails PageFigure 5-27. SES Enclosure Information: Details PageEnclosu
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-27• The speed of the fans in the enclosure (not shown for SAF-TE enclosures). Each fan is designated with a number. The
Enclosure Monitoring and Management5-28 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualway• OK - The UPS is optimal. Three additional items are displayed with
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-29Performance MonitoringPerformance can be monitored in two ways:• Statistics View. This measures RAID controller perfor
Performance Monitoring5-30 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSettingsWhen you open Statistics View, the Settings page is displayed. Here you will
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-31In Device Selection, do the following:2. Select one or more controllers to include in the analysis string. Click All f
Performance Monitoring5-32 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualClick Delete All to delete all defined analysis strings.To set the Sample Period:• T
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-332. Enter a destination and select the settings file you wish to open.3. Click Open.The data generated by your analysis
IntroductionManual No. 771961 1-3Configuration FunctionsConfiguration functions are easily performed using RAID AssistTM, an intuitive, wizard-like ut
Performance Monitoring5-34 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo display previously saved data:1. Click Display Data. A display Data dialog box op
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-35Line GraphClick the Line Graph tab to open the Line Graph data page (Figure 5-34):Figure 5-34. Statistics View: Line G
Performance Monitoring5-36 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo pause (or resume) the data display:• Click Pause (or Resume, if previously paused
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-37Pie GraphClick the Pie Graph tab to open the Pie Graph data page (Figure 5-35):Figure 5-35. Statistics View: Pie Graph
Performance Monitoring5-38 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualBar GraphClick the Bar Graph tab to open the Bar Graph data page (Figure 5-36):Figur
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-39Performance Analysis☛ NotePerformance Analysis is available only for Mylex PCI Disk Array Controllers.Open the Perform
Performance Monitoring5-40 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 5-38. Performance Analysis: SettingsYou build a string which defines a line o
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-41highlighted.4. If you chose Physical under Device type, select one or more targets to include in the analysis string.
Performance Monitoring5-42 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo save all your settings to a file for future use:1. Click Save Settings. A Save As
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-43The data generated by your analysis strings can be captured to a file. This file can be opened later for examination o
What’s New In GAM Version 3.00?1-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualWhat’s New In GAM Version 3.00?Global Array Manager Version 3.00 contains ne
Performance Monitoring5-44 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo display previously saved data:1. Click Display Data. A display Data dialog box op
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-45HistoryClick the History tab to open the History data page (Figure 5-43):Figure 5-43. Performance Analysis: History Di
Process Status Monitoring5-46 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo change Graph Options for a particular analysis string:1. Select the analysis s
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-47Figure 5-45. Initialization Status BoxThe Initialize Status box (Figure 5-45) displays the progress of one or more ful
Process Status Monitoring5-48 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualRebuild StatusIf a rebuild process is currently underway, open the Rebuild Status
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-49Consistency Check StatusIf a consistency check process is currently underway, open the Consistency Check Status box as
Process Status Monitoring5-50 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualExpand Capacity StatusIf an expand array (also called “expand capacity”) process
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-51Battery Backup Unit Monitoring and MaintenanceIf your controller is equipped with an Intelligent Battery Backup Unit (
Battery Backup Unit Monitoring and Maintenance5-52 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualOlder Mylex PCI RAID Controller BBUs can only be monitored t
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-53New Mylex PCI and All Mylex External RAID ControllersFigure 5-54 shows the Intelligent BBU window for new Mylex PCI1 a
IntroductionManual No. 771961 1-5Improved Global Array Manager Component and Subcomponent Installation under Windows 2000/NT/95/98. Version 3.00 of GA
Battery Backup Unit Monitoring and Maintenance5-54 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualpower level drops below the set value. Set a threshold, sel
MonitoringManual No. 771961 5-55discharge/charge cycles. Select "Recondition Battery" under Actions, then click Apply.• Reconditioning Activ
Battery Backup Unit Monitoring and Maintenance5-56 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualhas been subjected to a power outage, recharging may be nece
Manual No. 771961 6-1Chapter 6Maintenance ProcessesIntroductionMaintenance processes include the following activities which you may need to perform fr
Running a Logical Drive Consistency Check6-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 6-1. Restore Consistency If Errors Are Found?3. Click Yes t
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-3Running a Device RebuildIf a single device in a fault tolerant system fails, the system is spared data loss
Running a Device Rebuild6-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual3. Click the Rebuild button in the Disk Device Information dialog box.1Rebuild runs
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-5Using the Flash Utility CautionIf Expand Array (Expand Capacity) is running or was stopped, you must allow
Using the Flash Utility6-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Flash Utility dialog box appears as shown in Figure 6-4:Figure 6-4. Flash Utilit
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-7Figure 6-5. Open Image File Dialog Box2. Select the image filename using the file selection dialog box.3. Cl
Requirements1-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualRequirementsGAMSince Global Array Manager is a client/server application, the GAM Server softwa
Using the Flash Utility6-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 6-6. Additional Flash File Information4. Compare the information for the new
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-9Mylex External RAID ControllersThe Flash Utility is used to upgrade firmware by “flashing” the new code stor
Using the Flash Utility6-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 6-8. Open Image File Dialog Box2. Navigate to and select the image filename.
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-115. Click Apply.Because flashing new code to the controller erases what was there previously, confirmation i
Performing a Controller Shutdown6-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualPerforming a Controller ShutdownController Shutdown is only performed with
Maintenance ProcessesManual No. 771961 6-13To perform a shutdown:1. Click Prepare for Shutdown.Steps are taken to prepare for a clean controller shutd
Performing a Controller Shutdown6-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual
Manual No. 771961 A-1Appendix AError CodesOverviewGlobal Array Manager provides information about drive and controller failures, as well as maintainin
Serious (Level 1)A-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSerious (Level 1)12 APhysical device has failed.33 A Physical device failed because write
Error CodesManual No. 771961 A-3291 Over temperature.304 Storage Works enclosure reported failure state.403 Installation aborted.517 Lost connection t
IntroductionManual No. 771961 1-7• For GAM component installation and operation, Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 95 or Windows 98 inst
Information (Level 4)A-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual305 Storage Works enclosure reported critical state.386 Internal log structures gettin
Error CodesManual No. 771961 A-5128 A Consistency check is started.129 Consistency check is finished.130 Consistency check is cancelled.133 Consist
Physical Disk Drive Failure CodesA-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual394 Battery Power OK.396 Controller powered on397 Controller is online.40
Error CodesManual No. 771961 A-720—StartDev01 New drive state is DEAD21—StartDev02 Standby rebuild bit set22—StartDev03 State is DEAD23—StartDev04 Fai
Physical Disk Drive Failure CodesA-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual77—BadCodId01 Device COD ID does not match selected COD ID78—BadCodId02 De
Manual No. 771961 G-1GlossaryActive/Active ModeSee “Dual-Active (Duplex) Mode” .BBUSee “Battery Backup Unit” .Bad Block Table (or Bad Data Table)There
GlossaryG-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualCache Line SizeThe Cache Line Size function, available in Controller Options or Manual Configuratio
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-3error. If the write fails (media error on write), the controller issues a “reassign” command to the disk, and then writes
GlossaryG-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualExternal RAID OperationExternal RAID Controllers use their host ports to connect to one or more Hos
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-5redundancy features of the controller are used), system service continues without interruption. A message is generated by
Requirements1-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual
GlossaryG-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualBy not assigning a LUN to a logical drive on a particular host port, that logical drive is made ina
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-7Logical DrivesA logical drive is equivalent to a “system” drive. Logical drives are presented to the operating system as
GlossaryG-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual☛ NoteReady State does not apply for Mylex External RAID ControllersOnline: A disk drive is in an
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-9The appropriate RAID level for a system is selected by the system manager or integrator. This decision will be based on w
GlossaryG-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual☛ NoteThe host operating system drivers and software utilities remain unchanged regardless of the
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-11Single Controller (Simplex) ModeA single controller attached to a set of drives that offers RAID functionality without t
GlossaryG-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualTo use the automatic rebuild feature, you should always maintain a hot spare drive in your system.
GlossaryManual No. 771961 G-13Target IDA target ID is the ID of a device attached to a controller.Write Back CacheRefers to a caching strategy whereby
GlossaryG-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual
Manual No. 771961 2-1Chapter 2InstallationInstallation OverviewInstallation of the Global Array Manager Client component requires one of the following
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Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualInstallation of Global Array Manage
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-33. Click on the option called “Install Global Array Manager.” This option is used to install GAM Server, GAM Client,
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Select Components dialog box is
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-56. Click Next to continue with the installation once you’ve selected your component(s).If you selected both Global Ar
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualGlobal Array Manager Client Install
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-7Figure 2-8. Existing GAM Client Detected. Overwrite?• If this message appears, click Yes to overwrite the existing GA
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual3. During installation, files are d
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-9• To view changes and updates to the program or installation guide, check the box which reads “Read the Global Array
Global Array Manager™Client Software v3.00withWorkstation Array Manager™Installation Guide andUser ManualPart Number 771961-08 © Copyright 2000 Mylex
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualWorkstation Array Manager Installa
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-11Figure 2-14. Existing WSAM Detected. Overwrite?• If this message appears, click Yes to overwrite the existing WSAM i
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual3. During installation, files are
InstallationManual No. 771961 2-13The following display appears (Figure 2-18):Figure 2-18. View ReadMe File5. To view changes and updates to the progr
Installation of Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager2-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Setup Complete dialog box disp
Manual No. 771961 3-1Chapter 3Startup & NavigationStarting Global Array Manager or Workstation Array ManagerServer Component☛ NoteInstallation and
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Start the GAM Client software (Start-&
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-3Click this button to apply the settings made in the dialog box.Click this button to cancel the settings m
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualComponents of the Global Array Manager W
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-5• the number of DAC (PCI/SCSI or External RAID) controllers and/or SCSI HBA controllers connected on the
GreetingsThank you for purchasing the Mylex Global Array Manager Client Software v3.00 with Workstation Array Manager. Requests for technical informat
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualComponents of the WSAM Opening ScreenUpo
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-73. Item #3 is the server selection box. Workstation Array Manager does not allow access to remote servers
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualMenubar and MenusGAM Client and WSAM con
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-9View MenuFigure 3-5. View MenuThe View menu (Figure 3-5) contains the following options:• Global Status V
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Rebuild Status: Displays the progress
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-11Administration MenuFigure 3-6. Administration MenuThe Administration menu (Figure 3-6) contains the foll
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• RAID Assist: Mylex’s built-in RAID Co
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-13• Scan Devices: Scans for new devices that have recently been added and which are not currently identifi
Navigating Global Array Manager Client or Workstation Array Manager3-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Window menu (Figure 3-8) is a stand
Startup & NavigationManual No. 771961 3-15Statistics View: Toggles the Statistics View window for the currently-selected RAID controller or HBA.Er
About This ManualThis installation guide covers the steps involved to install and use the client component of Mylex Corporation’s Global Array Manager
For More Information...3-16 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualExiting GAM ServerSome operating systems (such as NetWare) allow you to “unload” th
Manual No. 771961 4-1Chapter 4ConfigurationIntroductionConfiguration activities involve the following:• Setting up server groups and servers (GAM Clie
Signing On to a Server4-2 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualUserA User has ordinary system privileges. A User signs on with his or her username a
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-3Open Sign On at any time as shown in Figure 4-2:Figure 4-2. Select “Sign On”Do the following:1. Type the password pr
Setting Up Server Groups and Servers4-4 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSetting Up Server Groups and ServersAdding a Server Group to the Server
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-52. In the Adding Item dialog box, enter a name for the server group that you are adding.3. Click OK. The Define Serv
Loading a Configuration from Disk4-6 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualLoading a Configuration from DiskLoad a previously-saved configuration fro
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-7Figure 4-7. Open Configuration Warning Message3. To confirm your decision to overwrite the existing configuration, t
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-8 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAlert PreferencesFigure 4-9. Settings Dialog Box: Alert PreferencesIn
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-9Events are numbered from 0 for most severe to 4 for least severe, and can be edited by the user.Finish by doing one
ConventionsThroughout the manual, the following conventions are used to describe user interaction with the product:bold The user must enter the bold t
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-10 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAdd a Pager1. Select the Pager alarm type in the upper window.2. Cli
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-11• Select the appropriate button for a Numeric or Alphanumeric pager.4. If you need to enter a Message Prefix, Suffi
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-12 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAdd a Fax1. Select the Fax alarm type in the upper window of the Ala
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-13• Enter the fax phone number of someone who will receive a fax.• Enter a fax header, if desired.☛ NoteFor fax notif
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-14 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAdd Email1. Select the Email alarm type in the upper window of the A
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-15• Enter the subject of the email.4. To test the email using the settings you’ve input, click Test.5. When you are s
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-16 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Launch Application setup box is displayed as shown in Figure 4-1
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-174. At the confirmation message, click Yes to remove the application entry, or click No to keep the entry.Properties
Setting and Modifying User Preferences4-18 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualParity• Select the type of parity for communication sessions: None,
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-19In the Settings dialog box, under the Event Editor tab (Figure 4-20), you have the option to do any of the followin
Manual No. 771961 vContentsChapter 1IntroductionOverview ... 1
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-20 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualSetting and Modifying Controller OptionsOpen Controller Options as
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-21☛ NoteYou can not change controller options if the controller is running Mylex PCI firmware version 3.x or below!In
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-22 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Initial Delay. Number of seconds between physical device start-u
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-23New Mylex PCI RAID Controllers1Figure 4-23. Controller Options Dialog Box For New PCI DACIn the Controller Options
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-24 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Auto Drive Sizing. Allows the software to set similar drive size
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-25Mylex External RAID ControllersFigure 4-24. Controller Options Dialog Box For External DACIn the Controller Options
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-26 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualat its fastest. Lowering the number devotes more resources to I/Os
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-27Advanced Controller Options (All External RAID Controllers)Click the Advanced button in the Controller Options dial
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-28 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manualnot all of them failing.• Smart Large Host Transfers. For transfer
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-29Expert Controller Options (All External RAID Controllers)Click the Expert button in the Advanced Controller Options
vi GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualThe Controller View Window ...3-7Components of the Log Informati
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-30 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualQueue Full status.• Vendor Unique Test Unit Ready Status. Enables
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-31• CC For Invalid LUN. Disables the check condition, affecting the handling of the Inquiry command when the referenc
Setting and Modifying Controller Options4-32 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFibre Controller Options (External Fibre Controllers Only)The Fibr
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-33• Set PCI Latency Control. Controls the amount of data each Front end Fibre Protocol Processor can burst across the
Modifying Physical Device Options4-34 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s Manual• Enable (by checking) or disable (by unchecking) the following SCSI Devi
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-35Figure 4-30. Physical Device Options Dialog BoxThe Physical Device Options dialog box (Figure 4-30 ) displays and a
Running RAID Assist4-36 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualRunning RAID AssistRAID Assist is the Global Array Manager Client’s “wizard” for the se
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-37Figure 4-32. RAID Assist “Welcome” Dialog BoxIn the RAID Assist “Welcome” dialog box (Figure 4-32), do one of the f
Running RAID Assist4-38 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAutomatic ConfigurationAutomatic Configuration provides three options:• New Configurati
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-39tolerant RAID level when able, and creates a hot spare drive for drive failure protection. The number of logical dr
Manual No. 771961 viiCommunication ... 4-17Baud Rate ...
Running RAID Assist4-40 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualFigure 4-34. Automatic Configuration->New Configuration->FinishThe Finish screen
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-41Figure 4-35. WARNING Before Applying the Configuration4. Type YES and click OK if you are sure you want to apply th
Running RAID Assist4-42 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualAssisted ConfigurationAssisted Configuration provides three options:• New Configuration
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-43Assisted Configuration walks you step by step through a new configuration (Figure 4-37). Each “tab” in the Assisted
Running RAID Assist4-44 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualRAID Level Tab (If Fault Tolerance Was Yes) (Figure 4-38)3. Choose between:• Parity err
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-45RAID Level Tab (If Fault Tolerance Was No) (Figure 4-39)4. Choose between:• Striping (RAID 0), or• Stand-alone driv
Running RAID Assist4-46 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualLogical Drives Tab (Figure 4-40)5. How many logical drives do you want to create? [1 -
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-47Figure 4-41. Background Initialization is Supported8. If this message appears, click Yes to request a full foregrou
Running RAID Assist4-48 GAM Client v3.00 and WSAM User’s ManualOptimization Tab (Figure 4-42)9. Choose between:• write cache enabled (write back), or•
ConfigurationManual No. 771961 4-49Figure 4-43. Assisted Configuration->New Configuration->FinishWhen you get to the Finish screen (Figure 4-43)
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