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Chapter 1: Introduction to Adaptec Storage Manager ● 14
Getting Started Checklist
Part I of this
User’s Guide
includes three special Getting Started chapters to help you install,
start, and begin to use Adaptec Storage Manager.
D Step 1: Familiarize yourself with Adaptec Storage Manager and the Adaptec Storage
Manager Agent (see the remainder of this chapter).
D Step 2: Install Adaptec Storage Manager on every system that will be part of your storage
spaces (see page 18).
D Step 3: Build your storage space (see page 26).
About Adaptec Storage Manager
Adaptec Storage Manager is a software application that helps you build a storage space for your
online data, using Adaptec RAID controllers, disk drives, and enclosures.
With Adaptec Storage Manager, you can group disk drives into logical drives and build in
redundancy to protect your data and improve system performance. You can also use Adaptec
Storage Manager to monitor and maintain all the controllers, enclosures, and disk drives in
your storage space from a single location.
About the Adaptec Storage Manager Agent
When Adaptec Storage Manager is installed on a system, the Adaptec Storage Manager Agent is
also installed automatically. The Agent is like a service that keeps your storage space running.
It’s designed to run in the background, without user intervention, and its job is to monitor and
manage system health, event notifications, tasks schedules, and other on-going processes on
that system. It sends notices when tasks are completed successfully, and sounds an alarm when
errors or failures occur on that system.
The Agent uses less memory than the full application. If your storage space includes systems
that won’t be connected to monitors (and therefore won’t require the user interface described
in this
User’s Guide
), you can choose to run the Agent only on those systems instead of the full
application (see page 14). You may want to do this if system resources are limited, or if you
want more system resources available for other tasks.
Note:
Linux or Unix users only
—If your storage space includes systems without X-Windows installed or
running, you can run the Agent, even though you can’t run the full Adaptec Storage Manager application.
You can manage and monitor systems running the Agent only by logging into them as remote
systems (see page 32).
You can also customize the Agent settings to suit your storage space requirements.
- Adaptec Storage Manager 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Software License Agreement 4
- Contents 6
- 3 Building Your Storage Space 7
- 5 Protecting Your Data 7
- 11 Solving Problems 8
- Part III: Appendices 9
- About This Guide 10
- How This Guide is Organized 11
- Getting Started 12
- Linux or Unix users only 14
- A Simple Storage Space 15
- An Advanced Storage Space 15
- System Requirements 17
- Controller Support 17
- Installing on Windows 19
- ● 8003 (TCP) 23
- ● 34580 (TCP) 23
- ● 34570 to 34579 (TCP) 23
- ● 34570 (UDP) 23
- ● 34577 to 34580 (UDP) 23
- Building Your Storage Space 26
- Overview 27
- Choosing a Management System 27
- Users can... User’s can’t 28
- Starting and Logging In 29
- Starting the Agent Only 32
- Starting the Full Application 32
- Removing a Remote System 34
- Creating Logical Drives 35
- Tab for second logical drive 41
- Managing Your Storage Space 42
- Monitoring and Modifying Your 43
- Storage Space 43
- Part II: 43
- Overview of the Main Window 45
- The Enterprise View 46
- Enclosure 47
- Controller 47
- The Logical Devices View 48
- Logical drive 49
- Logical drive being modified 49
- Getting Help 51
- Logging Back In 52
- Protecting Your Data 54
- Hot Spare Limitations 55
- Icon Explanation Action 56
- Deleting a Global Hot Spare 57
- Enabling Copyback 58
- Understanding Logical Drives 60
- Disk drive icons show 62
- Free segments of 63
- Fine-tuning Logical Drives 64
- Changing the Stripe Size 65
- Verifying Logical Drives 68
- Flashing arrow 71
- Deleting a Logical Drive 72
- Creating a RAID Volume 72
- Creating a JBOD Disk 74
- Deleting a JBOD Disk 76
- Configuring the MaxIQ Cache 79
- Intensive Jobs 81
- Scheduling a Task 82
- Opening the Task Manager 83
- Modifying a Task 85
- Deleting a Task 85
- Disabling the Task Manager 85
- Re-enabling the Task Manager 86
- Maintaining Physical Devices 87
- To Blink... Right-click 88
- Initializing Disk Drives 90
- Clearing Disk Drives 90
- Name Description 91
- SSD wear-level and 91
- Registering New Controllers 92
- Testing a Controller Alarm 92
- Silencing a Controller Alarm 93
- Disabling a Controller Alarm 93
- Rescanning a Controller 93
- ● Controllers 94
- ● Disk drives 94
- ● Logical drives 94
- Working with System Alarms 95
- Working with Enclosure Alarms 97
- Before You Begin 100
- Caution: 102
- In this chapter 103
- Monitoring Options 104
- Icon Status Examples 105
- Double-click to view event 105
- ● Host name or TCP/IP address 107
- Sending a Test Event 109
- Sending a Test Message 114
- Modifying Email Settings 115
- Disabling Email Notifications 116
- ● Linux, see page 118 117
- /var/agentx/master 118
- Setting Up Statistics Logging 120
- Disabling Call Home Messages 123
- Viewing Statistics 124
- Storage Manager 125
- Adding Enhanced Features 126
- Managing Remote Systems 128
- Working with Display Groups 132
- Creating Display Groups 133
- Viewing Display Group Status 134
- Renaming a Display Group 135
- Deleting a Display Group 135
- Solving Problems 136
- General Troubleshooting Tips 137
- Rebuilding Logical Drives 141
- Solving Notification Problems 142
- Warning Messages 143
- Error Messages 143
- Error Error Message Text 144
- Appendices 149
- Part III: 149
- Completing a Silent Windows 150
- Installation 150
- Property Values 152
- Selecting the Best RAID Level 153
- RAID 1 Logical Drives 156
- RAID 10 Logical Drives 157
- RAID 5 Logical Drives 158
- RAID 5EE Logical Drives 159
- RAID 50 Logical Drives 160
- RAID 6 Logical Drives 161
- RAID 60 Logical Drives 161
- Quick Answers to Common 162
- Questions 162
- How do I...? 163
- Local and remote systems 165
- Controllers? 166
- Disk drives? 166
- Enclosures? 166
- Logical drives? 167
- Direct Attached Storage? 167
- The Notification Manager? 167
- The Task Manager? 168
- Buttons and Icons At-a-Glance 169
- Enclosure Status Icons 170
- Icon Description 171
- Button Click to... More on 172
- Glossary 174
- Glossary ● 175 175
- Glossary ● 176 176
- Glossary ● 177 177
- Glossary ● 178 178
- Index ● 180 180
- Index ● 181 181
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- Index ● 187 187
- PMC-Sierra, Inc 188
- 1380 Bordeaux Drive 188
- Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA 188
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