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Additional access via the RS-232 serial port or network interface to an ANSI terminal or emulator. |
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Event log for all significant events stored on disk. |
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Single click access to summary of all problems and warnings. |
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Arrays are verified before being put into production; automatic "parity scrub" (array verify) is performed as a background task every 24 hours thereafter. |
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Shows status of disk drives, power supplies, fans, RAID controller. Information is automatically refreshed. |
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Complete hardware status page lists all significant hardware conditions such as voltages, temperature, battery mode, cache settings, network settings, and blower RPM |
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Supports automatic IP address assignment via DHCP, manually using a static IP address over serial port, via web page, or by use of the IP Config Tool. |
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Cache management page allows configuration of Cache as enabled or disabled, or remotely settable via standard SCSI commands |
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Build RAID sets (and set RAID level and stripe size), partition RAID sets into Volumes, map Volumes to LUNs and Host Ports, and manage Spares |
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For each drive, complete Model Name, Capacity, Serial Number, and Firmware Revision is reported along with errors and retries, if any. |
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Alerts and warnings sent out using SMTP email alerts with problem summary, hyperlink to the enclosure management page, plus user-defined fields. |
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Basic SNMP trap support. |
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Extra security feature requires manual confirmation of destructive media operations. |
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Battery-backed Real Time Clock/Calendar is used to time stamp all major events |
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Configure and monitor subsystem using most standard web browsers. |
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