PC Servers - ServeRAID Adapter

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PC Servers - ServeRAID Adapter

(PC Servers 320, 520 and 720 HMM - P/N 83H9618 Form # S83H-9618-00 July-96)

If you are installing the ServeRAID adapter in an IBM PC Server 320, 330, 520 or 720 model,
you must have the following BIOS levels installed !

Server Model	BIOS level (or higher)

PC Server 320 8640-Mxx	Revision Level 19A
PC Server 520 8641-Mxx	Revision Level 19A
PC Server 720	Revision Level 07

ServeRAID Adapter
Introduction
Device Drivers
Administration and Monitoring Utilities

RAID Technology

Starting the ServeRAID Configuration Program

The ServeRAID Adapter Main Menu

Viewing the ServeRAID Configuration
Performing Common Tasks

Creating a Disk Array
Defining Logical Drives
Defining a Hot-Spare Drive
Deleting a Disk Array
Deleting a Logical Drive
Redefining Space in an Array
Drive Maintenance
- Obtaining Drive Status
Physical Device States <-- Device STATUS meaning
Logical Drive States <-- Drive STATUS meaning
Defining the State of a Drive
Results of a Hard Disk Drive Failure
Logical and Hard Disk Drive Status Indications
Replacing a Faulty Drive
Rebuilding a Logical Drive

Resetting the Adapter Configuration

Running RAID Subsystem Diagnostic Tests
Additional Disk-Array Tasks

Backing Up the Disk-Array Configuration

Restoring the Disk-Array Configuration
Changing the Write Policy
Formatting Drives
Changing the RAID Parameters

Unattended Mode of Operation (F5, F6, F7) EASY Configuration

Changing the ServeRAID Adapter Parameters Backplane Jumper

Using the Mini-Configuration Program

ServeRAID Adapter Messages
ServeRAID Adapter Post and Setup Messages
ServeRAID Adapter Status and Error Messages

Sample ServeRAID Adapter Cabling
For RAID Levels see > RAID Classification

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