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Chapter 3: Creating and Configuring RAID Arrays

Configuring Logical Drives 3-9

Step 2. Logical Drive’s information will display including a

unique ID, the RAID level it is composed of, stripe size,

and its operating status.

Enter or select the following parameters for the logical

drive:

Name (Max. Length: 32 characters): Key in a name

for the logical drive if your configuration contains

numerous logical drives.

Write Policy: The caching mode specific to this logical

drive can be changed after you created it.

Assignment: This option allows you to re-assign a

logical drive to a different RAID controller, and hence

relocate the workload. (If mapped to a host LUN, you

need to disassociate the host LUN first) Default is the

“Slot A” controller which is normally the Primary

controller managing the RAID subsystem. In a

subsystem powered by dual-redundant RAID

controllers, you can distribute the workload to the

Secondary, Slot B controller.

Step 3. At the bottom of the screen, two additional buttons are

available:

Apply: applies the changes you made to the logical

drive.

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