Adaptec 44300 manuals
44300
Table of contents
- Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- What You Need to Know Before You Begin
- About Your HostRAID Controller
- HostRAID Controller Features
- About the Adaptec SAS 58300 Controller
- About the Adaptec SAS 48300 Controller
- About the Adaptec SAS 44300 Controller
- Kit Contents and
- Kit Contents
- Getting Started
- Choosing a RAID Level
- Installation Options
- Installing on an Existing Operating System
- Installing the HostRAID Controller
- Before You Begin
- Connecting Disk Drives to HostRAID Controllers
- Connecting to a System Backplane
- Installing the Controller to a SAS Expander
- Creating a Bootable Array
- Setting the Boot Controller
- Creating an Array with Adaptec Storage Manager
- Making Your Array Bootable
- Installing the Driver and
- Creating a Driver Disk
- Installing with Red Hat Linux
- Installing with NetWare
- Installing with SCO OpenServer
- Installing the Driver on an
- Installing on Windows
- Installing on Red Hat or SuSE Linux
- Managing Your Storage Space
- About Adaptec Storage Manager
- About the ARC Utility
- Understanding Adaptec Storage Manager
- Features
- Physical Devices View
- Collapsed and Expanded Views
- Component Views
- Solving Problems
- Troubleshooting Checklist
- Failed Disk Drive Not Protected by a Hot Spare
- Introduction to SAS A
- Introduction to SAS
- Terminology Used in This Chapter
- What's a Phy
- What's a SAS Address
- Direct-attach Connections
- How is SAS Different from Parallel SCSI
- Understanding RAID
- RAID Technology Overview
- RAID 0 (Non-RAID Arrays)
- RAID 1 Arrays
- Running the ARC Utility
- Managing Arrays
- Adding/Deleting Hotspares
- Managing Bootable Arrays and Devices
- SerialSelect Options
- Formatting and Verifying Disk Drives
- Using the AFU for DOS
- Introduction
- Running the AFU from the Command Line
- SAVE
- UPDATE
- VERSION
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
- Table Of Contents
- DC Power Requirements
44300
Table of contents
- Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- about this guide
- What You Need to Know Before You Begin
- About Your HostRAID Controller
- HostRAID Controller Features
- About the Adaptec SAS 58300 Controller
- About the Adaptec SAS 48300 Controller
- About the Adaptec SAS 44300 Controller
- Kit Contents and
- Kit Contents
- Getting Started
- Choosing a RAID Level
- Installation Options
- Installing on an Existing Operating System
- Installing the HostRAID Controller
- Before You Begin
- Connecting Disk Drives to HostRAID Controllers
- Connecting to a System Backplane
- Installing the Controller to a SAS Expander
- Creating a Bootable Array
- Setting the Boot Controller
- Creating an Array with Adaptec Storage Manager
- Making Your Array Bootable
- Installing the Driver and
- Creating a Driver Disk
- Installing with Red Hat Linux
- Installing with NetWare
- Installing the Driver on an
- Installing on Windows
- Installing on Red Hat or SuSE Linux
- Managing Your Storage Space
- About Adaptec Storage Manager
- About the ARC Utility
- Understanding Adaptec Storage Manager
- Features
- Physical Devices View
- Collapsed and Expanded Views
- Component Views
- Solving Problems
- Troubleshooting Checklist
- Failed Disk Drive Not Protected by a Hot Spare
- Introduction to SAS A
- Introduction to SAS
- Terminology Used in This Chapter
- What's a Phy
- What's a SAS Address
- Direct-attach Connections
- How is SAS Different from Parallel SCSI
- Understanding RAID
- RAID Technology Overview
- RAID 0 (Non-RAID Arrays)
- RAID 1 Arrays
- Running the ARC Utility
- Managing Arrays
- Adding/Deleting Hotspares
- Managing Bootable Arrays and Devices
- SerialSelect Options
- Formatting and Verifying Disk Drives
- Using the AFU for DOS
- Introduction
- Running the AFU from the Command Line
- SAVE
- UPDATE
- VERSION
- Installing on Linux
- Starting the Command Line Utility
- HRCONF Commands
- hrconf delete
- hrconf getconfig
- hrconf getversion
- hrconf restore
- hrconf setstate
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
- Table Of Contents
- DC Power Requirements
44300
Table of contents
- Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- How This Guide is Organized
- Terminology Used in this Guide
- Part I: Getting Started
- Introduction to Adaptec Storage Manager
- Getting Started Checklist
- Growing Your Storage Space with Adaptec Storage Manager
- Continuing to Grow Your Storage Space
- Adding Enhanced Features
- System Requirements
- Installing and Starting Adaptec Storage Manager
- Installing Adaptec Storage Manager
- Completing a Silent Windows Installation (Advanced)
- Installing on Linux
- Installing on NetWare
- Starting Adaptec Storage Manager
- Starting Adaptec Storage Manager on Linux
- Starting the Agent on Linux
- User Level
- Logging Out of Adaptec Storage Manager
- Running Adaptec Storage Manager from the CD
- Exploring Adaptec Storage Manager
- Navigating the Main Window
- Using Physical Devices View
- Revealing More Disk Drive Information
- Checking System Status
- Working in Adaptec Storage Manager
- Building Your Storage Space
- Selecting a Configuration Method
- Partitioning and Formatting Your Logical Drives
- Including More Systems in Your Storage Space
- RAID Controller Support
- Managing Your Storage Space
- Customizing Adaptec Storage Manager
- Logging In to Remote Systems
- Removing a Remote System
- Creating Display Groups
- Setting Preferences and Changing Views
- Setting the Standard Unit of Measure
- Customizing the Adaptec Storage Manager Agent
- Changing a System's Audible Alarm Settings
- Changing a System's Agent Base Port Number
- Part II: Using Adaptec Storage Manager
- Managing Logical Drives and Hot 6 Spares
- Managing Logical Drives and Hot Spares
- Understanding Logical Drives
- Creating Logical Drives
- Including Different-sized Disk Drives in a Logical Drive
- Creating a Logical Drive Using Available Space
- Fine-tuning Logical Drives
- Changing the Write Cache Setting
- Changing the Initialize Method
- Verifying and Fixing a Logical Drive
- Verifying a Logical Drive (Without Fix)
- Increasing the Capacity of a Logical Drive
- Extending a Partition on a Logical Drive
- Changing the RAID Level of a Logical Drive
- Deleting a Logical Drive
- Working with Hot Spares
- Assigning a Dedicated Hot Spare
- What Do the Hot Spare Icons Mean
- Protecting Your Data
- Creating a Snapshot
- Deleting a Snapshot
- Monitoring Your Storage Space 8
- Table Of Contents
- Checking Activity in Your Storage Space
- Viewing the Full List of Events
- Using Event Notifications to Monitor Status
- Managing the Event Notification List
- Monitoring and Managing the Notification Log
- Disabling Event Notifications
- Setting Up Email Notifications
- Managing the Email List
- Monitoring and Managing the Email Log
- Changing the Email Notification Manager Settings
- Disabling Email Notifications
- Silencing and Testing the Audible Alarm
- Silencing the Alarm
- Managing Tasks
- Scheduling a Task
- Opening the Task Manager
- Monitoring Tasks
- Modifying a Task
- Deleting a Task
- Re-enabling the Task Manager
- Working with Display Groups
- Adding a System to a Display Group
- Removing a System from a Display Group
- Deleting a Display Group
- Managing Controllers and Disk 11 Drives
- Managing Controllers and Disk Drives
- Rescanning a Controller
- Viewing Controller Properties
- Updating Controller BIOS and Firmware
- Setting a Disk Drive to 'Failed
- Replacing Disk Drives in a Logical Drive
- Solving Problems
- Troubleshooting Adaptec Storage Manager
- Failed Disk Drive Protected by a Hot Spare
- Failure in Multiple Logical Drives Simultaneously
- Rebuilding Logical Drives
- Understanding Error and Warning Messages
- Configuring SNMP Support
- Configuring SNMP Support on Windows
- Configuring SNMP Support on Linux
- Part III: Quick Reference
- Quick Answers to Common Questions
- Set up my storage space
- Find the Task Manager
- Buttons and Icons At-a-Glance
- Icons in the Physical Devices View
- Buttons in the Physical/Logical Devices Views
- Selecting the Best RAID Level
- Selecting the Best RAID Level
- Comparing RAID Levels
- RAID 0 (Non-RAID Logical Drives)
- RAID 1 Logical Drives
- RAID 10 Logical Drives
- RAID 5 Logical Drives
- RAID 5EE Logical Drives
- RAID 50 Logical Drives
- RAID 6 Logical Drives
44300
Table of contents
- Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- Table Of Contents
- What You Need to Know Before You Begin
- Table Of Contents
- HostRAID Controller Features
- About the Adaptec 58300 Controller
- About the Adaptec 48300 Controller
- About the Adaptec 44300 Controller
- About the Adaptec 1430SA Controller
- About the Adaptec 1420SA Controller
- About the Adaptec 1220SA Controller
- About the Adaptec 1225SA Controller
- Kit Contents
- Installing the HostRAID Controller and 4 Disk Drives
- Table Of Contents
- Before You Begin
- Selecting Disk Drives
- Selecting SATA Cables
- Connecting Directly to the HostRAID Controller
- Installing the SAS HostRAID Controller to a SAS Expander
- Connecting Disk Drives to SATA HostRAID Controllers
- Next Steps
- getting started
- Choosing a RAID Level
- Installing on an Existing Operating System
- creating a bootable array
- Creating an Array
- Making Your Array Bootable
- Creating a Driver Disk
- Installing with Red Hat Linux
- Installing with NetWare
- Installing the Driver on an Existing 8 Operating System
- Table Of Contents
- Creating a Driver Disk or an Array
- Installing on Windows Vista
- Table Of Contents
- About Adaptec Storage Manager
- About the ARC Utility
- Troubleshooting Checklist
- Failure in Multiple Arrays Simultaneously
- Introduction to SAS A
- Table Of Contents
- Terminology Used in This Appendix
- How Do SAS Devices Communicate
- What's a SAS Address
- What are the SAS Connection Options
- How is SAS Different from Parallel SCSI
- RAID Technology Overview
- RAID 1 Arrays
- Selecting the Best RAID Level
- Using the ARC Utility C
- Table Of Contents
- Running the ARC Utility
- Managing Arrays
- Adding/Deleting Hot Spares
- Managing Bootable Arrays and Devices
- SerialSelect Options
- Using SATASelect
- SATASelect Options
- Locating Disk Drives
- Viewing the Event Log
- Introduction
- Creating the Firmware Kit On Floppy Disks
- Running the AFU from the Command Line
- LIST
- UPDATE
- VERSION
- Table Of Contents
- Adaptec 48300 Activity LED and I2C Connector Specification
- Adaptec 44300 Activity LED and I2C Connector Specification
- Adaptec 1430SA Activity LED and I2C Connector Specification
- Adaptec 1420SA Activity LED and I2C Connector Specification
- Table Of Contents
- DC Power Requirements
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