170Software Installation and User’s GuideICP RAID NavigatorTo get detailed information on a drive, double click on an icon (shown in Table 11-19).The window that opens depends on the type of the selected device. To change the logicalconfiguration of a drive, click the right mouse button on the desired drive or select anoption from the Configuration menu. Drive types are described below.11.5.1 Host Drives11.5.1.1 Normal Host DriveThis host drive belongs to the selected ICP RAID controller on a non clustering I/Ochannel.11.5.1.2 Local Mounted Cluster DriveA Local Mounted Cluster Drive is a host drive on a clustering I/O channel. This host driveis mounted on the selected ICP RAID controller on a local server.Note: Refer to the accompanying Hardware Guide to determine if clustering is supported on thisICP RAID controller product.Clustering means that two or more servers share resources. If one server fails its resourcesmove to another valid server. The hard disks used for clustering are physically connectednot with just one ICP RAID controller, but with several ICP RAID controllers in differentservers (shared I/O channels).Only one server can own a host drive at the same time, so a host drive configured forclustering may either be controlled by the selected ICP RAID controller (for example,local mounted) or by a different ICP RAID controller (for example, remote mounted). Youmay only change the configuration of a local mounted host drive.Table 11-19. Host Drive IconsIcon DescriptionHost Drives. Double click to open information ona drive. Right click to change the logicalconfiguration of a drive.Create a New Host Drive. Double click to create anew host drive.
