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ARC-1110/1120/1130/1160/1170 ( 4/8/12/16/24-port PCI-X SATA RAID Controllers )ARC-1110ML/1120ML/1130ML/1160ML ( 4/8-port Innband connector and 12/16-

INTRODUCTION101. IntroductionThis section presents a brief overview of the SATA RAID Series controller, ARC-1110/1110ML/1120/1120ML/1130/1130ML/1160/1

ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION1005.1 For WindowsYou must have administrative level permissions to install SATA RAID software. This procedure assum

101ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION5.2 For LinuxYou should have administrative level permissions to install SATA RAID software. This procedure assume

ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION102(2). Copy <CD-ROM>\PACKAGES\Mac\http directory to local (Ex:/usr/local/sbin). Or(1). Download from the www.

103ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATIONController [1] Http: New Recv 243 bytesController [1] Http: Send [174] bytes back to the client(3). If you need

ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION104rmware embedded McRAID storage manager can congure and monitor the SATA RAID controller via ArcHttp proxy serve

105ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATIONScanning PCI Device: Select “Yes” for ARC-1XXX series adapterScanning RS-232 Device: No Scanning Inband Device: N

ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION106Note: Event Notication Table refer to Appendix D.After you conrm and submit congurations, you can use "Ge

107WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6. Web Browser-based Conguration Before using the rmware-based browser McRAID storage manager utility, do the ini

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION108Linux or more and a supported browser. A locally managed system requires all of the following components:• A support

109WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION• Start-up McRAID Storage Manager from Linux/FreeBSD/Solaris/Mac Local AdministrationTo congure the SATA RAID contr

INTRODUCTION11chips, which can simultaneously communicate with the I/O proces-sor and read or write data on multiple drives. Unsurpassed Data Availabi

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1106.2 McRAID Storage ManagerThe McRAID storage manager start-up conguration screen dis-plays the current conguration

111WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.3 Main Menu The main menu shows all available functions, accessible by clicking on the appropriate link.Individual

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION112The number of physical drives in the SATA RAID controller deter-mines the RAID levels that can be implemented with t

113WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.5.2 Delete Raid SetTo delete a RAID set, click on the “Deleted Raid Set” link. The “Select The Raid Set To Delete”

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION114The new additional capacity can be utilized by one or more volume sets. The volume sets associated with this RAID se

115WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATIONTo activate the incomplete the RAID set, click on the “Activate Raid Set” link. A “Select The RAID SET To Activate”

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION116tion. The RAID controller uses the time as the RAID set signature. The RAID set may have different time after the RA

117WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION3. The maximum addressable size of a single volume set is not limited to 2 TB because the controller is capable of 6

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION118"Greater Two TB Volume Support" sub-menu. Greater Two TB Volume Supports: No, 64bit LBA and For Windows op

119WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATIONcontroller is a large SCSI device. Assign an ID from a list of SCSI IDs. SCSI LUN: Each SCSI ID can support up to 8

INTRODUCTION12can be accessed through the ArcHttp proxy server function in Win-dows, Linux, FreeBSD and more environments. This web browser-based McRA

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION120modify. Click the “Submit” button. The following screen appears.Use this option to modify the volume set conguratio

121WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.6.3.2 Volume Set MigrationMigrating occurs when a volume set is migrating from one RAID level to another, when a v

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1226.7 Physical Drive Choose this option to select a physical disk from the main menu and then perform the operations

123WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.7.2 Modify Pass Through Disk Use this option to modify the “Pass Through Disk Attribute”. The user can modify the

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1246.7.4 Identify Selected DriveTo prevent removal of the wrong drive, the selected fault LED will blink so as to physi

125WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION• JBOD/RAID CongurationJBOD is an acronym for “Just a Bunch Of Disk”. A group of hard disks in a RAID controllers a

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION126SATA RAID controller has included the option for customerto select the disk drives sequentially stagger power up val

127WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION• HDD SMART Status PollingAn external RAID enclosure has the hardware monitor in the dedicated backplane that can re

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION128• Disk Capacity Truncation ModeSATA RAID controller use drive truncation so that drives from differing vendors are m

129WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.8.2 Ethernet Conguration (12/16/24-port)Use this feature to set the controller Ethernet port conguration. A cust

INTRODUCTION13• Automatic drive insertion/removal detection and rebuilding• Greater than 2TB per volume set for 64-bit LBA• Redundant ash image for a

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1306.8.3 Alert by Mail Conguration (12/16/24-port)To congure the SATA RAID controller e-mail function, move the curs

131WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION• SNMP Trap CongurationsEnter the SNMP Trap IP Address. • SNMP System CongurationsAbout community, please refer to

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION132• NTP Sever AddressThe most important factor in providing accurate, reliable time is the selection of NTP servers to

133WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.8.6 View Events/Mute BeeperTo view the SATA RAID controller’s information, click on the “View Events/Mute Beeper”

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1346.8.8 Clear Events BufferUse this feature to clear the entire events buffer information.6.8.9 Modify PasswordTo set

135WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION6.9 Information6.9.1 RaidSet Hierarchy Use this feature to view the SATA RAID controller current RAID set, current v

WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION1366.9.2 System InformationTo view the SATA RAID controller’s information, move the mouse cursor to the main menu and c

137WEB BROWSER-BASED CONFIGURATION

APPENDIX138Appendix A Upgrading Flash ROM Update ProcessSince the SATA RAID controller features ash rmware, it is not necessary to change the hardwa

139APPENDIX1. To upgrade the RAID controller rmware, move the mouse cursor to “Upgrade Firmware” link. The “Upgrade The Raid System Firmware” screen

INTRODUCTION14 PCI-X RAID Card Comparison (ARC-11XXML)1110ML 1120ML 1130ML 1160ML/1160ML2RAID processor IOP331Host Bus Type PCI-X 133MHzRAID 6 support

APPENDIX140From a remote PC, you can directly open a web browser and enter the IP address. Then enter user name and password to login and start your m

141APPENDIXNote: Areca SAS and SATA ll RAID controller rmware version 1.43 date: Feb 2007 and later has supported the ATA-8 spec for HDD microcode d

APPENDIX142Appendix BBattery Backup Module (ARC6120-BAT-Txx)The SATA RAID controller operates using cache memory. The Bat-tery Backup Module is an add

143APPENDIXOperation1. Battery conditioning is automatic. There are no manual pro-cedures for battery conditioning or preconditioning to be per-formed

APPENDIX1442. Disconnect the BBM cable from J2 on the RAID controller.3. Disconnect the battery pack cable from JP2 on the BBM.4. Install a new batter

145APPENDIXAppendix CSNMP Operation & DenitionOverviewThe McRAID storage manager includes a rmware-embedded Sim-ple Network Management Protocol

APPENDIX146MIB Compilation and Denition File CreationBefore the manager application accesses the SATA RAID controller, it is necessary to integrate t

147APPENDIXStarting the SNMP Function Setting• Community NameCommunity name acts as a password to screen accesses to the SNMP agent of a particular ne

APPENDIX1482. Run the setup.exe le that resides at: <CD-ROM>\packages\windows\http\setup.exe on the CD-ROM. (If SNMP service was not installed,

149APPENDIX5. A Progress bar appears that measures the progress of the Areca SNMP Extension Agent setup. When this screen complete, you have complete

INTRODUCTION15 Internal PCI-Express RAID Card Comparison (ARC-12X1ML/1280)1231ML 1261ML 1280ML 1280RAID processor IOP341Host Bus Type PCI-Express X8RA

APPENDIX150SNMP Community CongurationsPlease refer to the community name in this appendix.SNMP Trap Notication CongruationsThe "Community Name

151APPENDIXhardware and Linux are installed and operational in your system.For the SNMP Extension Agent Installation for Linux procedure, please refer

APPENDIX152Appendix DEvent Notication Congurations The controller classies disk array events into four levels depending on their severity. These in

153APPENDIXEvent Level Meaning Action Start Initialize Warning Volume initialization has startedStart Rebuilding Warning Volume rebuilding has started

APPENDIX154C. RAID Set EventEvent Level Meaning Action Create RaidSet Warning New raidset createdDelete RaidSet Warning Raidset deletedExpand RaidSet

155APPENDIXTelnet Log Serious a Telnet login detectedInVT100 Log In Serious a VT100 login detectedAPI Log In Serious a API login detectedLost Rebuild

APPENDIX156Appendix E RAID ConceptRAID SetA RAID set is a group of disks connected to a RAID controller. A RAID set contains one or more volume se

157APPENDIXIn the illustration, volume 1 can be assigned a RAID level 5 of operation while volume 0 might be assigned a RAID level 10 of operation. Al

APPENDIX158on the existing volume sets (residing on the newly expanded RAID set) is redistributed evenly across all the disks. A contigu-ous block of

159APPENDIX• Online RAID Level and Stripe Size MigrationFor those who wish to later upgrade to any RAID capabilities, a system with Areca online RAID

HARDWARE INSTALLATION162. Hardware InstallationThis section describes the procedure for installing the SATA RAID con-trollers.2.1 Before Your Begin In

APPENDIX160is completed, the volume set transitions to degraded mode. If a global hot spare is present, then it further transitions to rebuild-ing sta

INTRODUCTION161ically take its place and the data previously located on the failed drive is reconstructed on the global hot spare. For this feature to

APPENDIX162The Hot-Swap function can be used to rebuild disk drives in arrays with data redundancy such as RAID level 1, 10, 3, 5, and 6.• Auto Rebuil

163APPENDIXinitialization, after a volume rebuilds, it does not require a system reboot.High Reliability• Hard Drive Failure PredictionIn an effort to

APPENDIX164tentially defective. A subsequent write to that location will initiate a sector test and relocation should that location prove to have a de

165APPENDIXmal operating conditions, the batteries last for three years before replacement is necessary. • Recovery ROM The SATA RAID controller rmwa

APPENDIX166• RAID 0RAID 0, also referred to as striping, writes stripes of data across multiple disk drives instead of just one disk drive. RAID 0 doe

167APPENDIX• RAID 10RAID 10 is a combination of RAID 0 and RAID 1, combing strip-ping with disk mirroring. RAID Level 10 combines the fast per-formanc

APPENDIX168• RAID 5RAID 5 is sometimes called striping with parity at byte level. In RAID 5, the parity information is written to all of the drives in

169APPENDIXSummary of RAID LevelsThe SATA RAID controller supports RAID Level 0, 1, 10, 3, 5 and 6. The table below provides a summary of RAID levels

HARDWARE INSTALLATION172.2 Board LayoutFollow the instructions below to install a PCI RAID Card into your PC / Server.Figure 2-1, ARC-1110/1120 (4/8-p

APPENDIX1701 Also known as mirroringAll data replicated on N sepa-rated disks. N is almost always 2.This is a high availability solu-tion, but due to

171APPENDIX6 RAID 6 provides the highest reliability. Similar to RAID 5, but does two different parity com-putations. RAID 6 offers fault tolerance gr

APPENDIX172Appendix GTechnical SupportAreca Technical Support provides several options for Areca users to access information and updates. We encourage

HARDWARE INSTALLATION18Figure 2-3, ARC-1110ML/1120ML (4/8-port PCI-X SATA RAID Con-troller)Figure 2-4, ARC-1210ML/1220ML (4-port PCI-Express SATA RAID

HARDWARE INSTALLATION19Figure 2-6, ARC-1130ML/1160ML (12/16-port PCI-X SATA RAID Controller)Figure 2-5, ARC-1130/1160 (12/16-port PCI-X SATA RAID Cont

Microsoft WHQL Windows Hardware Compatibility TestARECA is committed to submitting products to the Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL), whi

HARDWARE INSTALLATION20Figure 2-7, ARC-1230/1260 (12/16-port PCI-EXpress SATA RAID Controller)Figure 2-8, ARC-1170 (24-port PCI-X SATA RAID Controller

HARDWARE INSTALLATION21Figure 2-9, ARC-1280 (24-port PCI-Express SATA RAID Controller)Figure 2-10, ARC-1231ML/1261ML/1280ML (12/16/24-port PCI-Ex-pres

HARDWARE INSTALLATION22Tools RequiredAn ESD grounding strap or mat is required. Also required are stan-dard hand tools to open your system’s case.Syst

HARDWARE INSTALLATION23Warning: High voltages may be found inside computer equipment. Be-fore installing any of the hardware in this package or remov-

HARDWARE INSTALLATION24Step 3. Install the PCI RAID CardsTo install the SATA RAID controller remove the mounting screw and existing bracket from the r

HARDWARE INSTALLATION25Step 5. Connect the SATA CableModel ARC-11XX and ARC-12XX controllers have dual-layer SATA internal connectors. If you have not

HARDWARE INSTALLATION26Step 5-3. Connect the Min SAS 4i to 4*SATA CableModel ARC-1231ML/1261ML/1280ML have Min SAS 4i (SFF-8087) internal connectors,

HARDWARE INSTALLATION27For sideband cable signal Please refer to page 51 for SGPIO bus. Step 5-4. Connect the Min SAS 4i to Multi-lance CableModel ARC

HARDWARE INSTALLATION28Step 5-5. Connect the Min SAS 4i to Min SAS 4i CableModel ARC-1231ML/1261ML/1280ML have Min SAS 4i (SFF-8087) internal connecto

HARDWARE INSTALLATION29Name Pin Name PinHDD R0+ A2 HDD T0+ B2HDD R0- A3 HDD T0- B3HDD R1+ A5 HDD T1+ B5HDD R1- A6 HDD T1- B6Sideband 0 A8 Sideband 7 B

Contents1. Introduction ... 101.1 Overview ...

HARDWARE INSTALLATION30The intelligent LED controller outputs a low-level pulse to deter-mine if status LEDs are attached to pin sets 1 and 2. This al

HARDWARE INSTALLATION31Note: A cable for the global indicator comes with your computer system. Cables for the individual drive LEDs may come with a dr

HARDWARE INSTALLATION32Figure 2-23, ARC-1280global LED connection for computer case.Figure 2-22, ARC-1170 global LED connection for computer case.Fi

HARDWARE INSTALLATION33LED Normal Status Problem IndicationActivity LED When the activity LED is illu-minated, there is I/O activity on that disk driv

HARDWARE INSTALLATION34Figure 2-26, ARC-1130/1160/1230/1260 individual LED indica-tors connector, for each channel drive.Figure 2-27, ARC-1170 indiv

HARDWARE INSTALLATION35Figure 2-29, ARC-1231ML/1261ML/1280ML individual LED indicators connector, for each channel drive.C: I2C ConnectorYou can also

HARDWARE INSTALLATION36Figure 2-31, Activity/Fault LED I2C connector connected between SATA RAID controller & 4 SATA HDD backplane.Note: Ci-Design

HARDWARE INSTALLATION37PIN Description PIN DescriptionSideBand0 SClock (Clock signal) SideBand1 SLoad (Last clock of a bit stream)SideBand2 Ground Si

HARDWARE INSTALLATION38Step 7. Re-check the SATA HDD LED and Fault LED Cable ConnectionsBe sure that the proper failed drive channel information is di

HARDWARE INSTALLATION39Note: Look for latest release versions of drivers, please download from http://www.areca.com.twStep 11. Install ArcHttp Proxy S

3.7.3.4 Check Volume Set ... 693.7.3.5 Stop Volume Set Check ...

HARDWARE INSTALLATION40Conguration Utility Operating System SupportedMcBIOS RAID Manager OS-IndependentMcRAID Storage Manager(Via Archttp proxy serve

HARDWARE INSTALLATION41 • In-Band-Using PCI-X/PCIe Bus (4/8/12/16/24-port Controller) Before launching the SNMP agent in the sever, you need to en

BIOS CONFIGURATION423. McBIOS RAID ManagerThe system mainboard BIOS automatically congures the following SATA RAID controller parameters at power-up:

BIOS CONFIGURATION43Areca Technology Corporation RAID Controller Setup <V1.0, 2004/05/20> ArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ** Select &

BIOS CONFIGURATION443.4 Designating Drives as Hot SparesAny unused disk drive that is not part of a RAID set can be desig-nated as a hot spare. The “Q

BIOS CONFIGURATION453.5 Using Quick Volume/Raid Setup Con-guration“Quick Volume/Raid Setup” conguration collects all available drives and includes t

BIOS CONFIGURATION463.6 Using RAID Set/Volume Set Function MethodIn “Raid Set Function”, you can use the “Create Raid Set Function” to generate a new

BIOS CONFIGURATION47Step Action1 To setup the hot spare (option), choose “Raid Set Function” from the main menu. Select the “Create Hot Spare” and pre

BIOS CONFIGURATION483.7 Main Menu The main menu shows all functions that are available for executing actions, which is accomplished by clicking on the

BIOS CONFIGURATION49This password option allows user to set or clear the RAID control-ler’s password protection feature. Once the password has been se

XP/2003/Vista Installation ... 924.2.3.1 Making Volume Sets Available to Windows System ... 944.2.4

BIOS CONFIGURATION50Set. Select “Quick Volume/RAID Setup” from the main menu; all possible RAID level will be displayed on the screen.If volume capaci

BIOS CONFIGURATION51Stripe Size This parameter sets the size of the stripe written to each disk in a RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, or 6 logical drive. You can set

BIOS CONFIGURATION523.7.2 Raid Set FunctionManual conguration gives complete control of the RAID set set-ting, but it will take longer to congure th

BIOS CONFIGURATION53Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION544. An “Edit The Raid Set Name” dialog box appears. Enter 1 to 15 alphanumeric characters to dene a unique identier for the RAID

BIOS CONFIGURATION553.7.2.3 Expand Raid SetInstead of deleting a RAID set and recreating it with additional disk drives, the “Expand Raid Set” functio

BIOS CONFIGURATION56Migration occurs when a disk is added to a RAID set. Migrat-ing state is displayed in the RAID state area of “The Raid Set Informa

BIOS CONFIGURATION573.7.2.5 Create Hot SpareWhen you choose the “Create Hot Spare” option in the “Raid Set Function”, all unused physical devices conn

BIOS CONFIGURATION583.7.2.6 Delete Hot SpareSelect the target hot spare disk to delete by clicking on the ap-propriate check box.Press the Enter keys

BIOS CONFIGURATION593.7.3 Volume Set FunctionA volume set is seen by the host system as a single logical de-vice; it is organized in a RAID level with

• Greater Two TB Volume Support ... 117• Initialization Mode ...

BIOS CONFIGURATION603. The “Create Volume From RAID Set” dialog box will be ap-peared. This screen displays the existing arranged RAID sets. Select th

BIOS CONFIGURATION61• Select "No Init (To Rescue Volume)" for no initialization of the selected volume set.6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to create

BIOS CONFIGURATION62The available RAID levels for the current volume set are dis-played. Select a RAID level and press the Enter key to conrm.Control

BIOS CONFIGURATION63Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION64Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION65Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION66Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION673.7.3.2 Delete Volume SetTo delete volume set from a RAID set, move the cursor bar to the “Delete Volume Set” item, then press th

BIOS CONFIGURATION68As shown, volume information can be modied at this screen. Choose this option to display the properties of the selected vol-ume s

BIOS CONFIGURATION69Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

6.9 Information ... 1356.9.1 RaidSet Hierarchy ...

BIOS CONFIGURATION703.7.3.5 Stop Volume Set CheckUse this option to stop all of the “Check Volume Set” operations.3.7.3.6 Display Volume Set Info.To d

BIOS CONFIGURATION713.7.4 Physical DrivesChoose this option from the main menu to select a physical disk and perform the operations listed above. 3.7.

BIOS CONFIGURATION72When you choose this option, the physical disks connected to the SATA RAID controller are listed. Move the cursor to the de-sired

BIOS CONFIGURATION733.7.4.4 Delete Pass-Through DiskTo delete a pass-through drive from the pass-through drive pool, move the cursor bar to the “Dele

BIOS CONFIGURATION743.7.5 Raid System FunctionTo set the RAID system function, move the cursor bar to the main menu and select the “Raid System Functi

BIOS CONFIGURATION753.7.5.2 Alert Beeper SettingThe “Alert Beeper Setting” item is used to “Disabled or “Enable” the SATA RAID controller alarm tone g

BIOS CONFIGURATION76screen. The system will automatically go back to the initial screen if it does not receive any command in 20 seconds.To set or cha

BIOS CONFIGURATION773.7.5.5 Background Task PriorityThe “Background Task Priority” is a relative indication of how much time the controller devotes to

BIOS CONFIGURATION78be dynamically rescheduled or re-ordered, along with the neces-sary tracking mechanisms for outstanding and completed por-tions of

BIOS CONFIGURATION793.7.5.9 Empty HDD slot HDDThe rmware has added the "Empty HDD Slot LED" option to setup the fault LED light "ON &q

• Adjustable Rebuild Priority ... 162High Reliability ...

BIOS CONFIGURATION80Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION81Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION82The controller provides three truncation modes in the system conguration: “Multiples Of 10G”, “Multiples Of 1G”, and “No Truncati

BIOS CONFIGURATION83Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION84ure the DHCP function of the controller, move the cursor bar to “DHCP Function” item, then press Enter key to show the DHCP settin

BIOS CONFIGURATION85Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

BIOS CONFIGURATION86Choose this option to view the system events information: Timer, Device, Event type, Elapsed Time, and Errors. The RAID system doe

BIOS CONFIGURATION87Controller I/O Port:F3000000h, F2: Select Controller, F10: Reboot SystemArrowKey Or AZ:Move Cursor, Enter: Select, ESC: Escape, L:

DRIVER INSTALLATION884. Driver InstallationThis chapter describes how to install the SATA RAID controller driver to your operating system. The install

DRIVER INSTALLATION89These driver diskettes are intended for use with new operating system installations. Determine the correct kernel version and ide

DRIVER INSTALLATION904.2 Driver Installation for WindowsThe SATA RAID controller can be used with Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2

DRIVER INSTALLATION91Note: The computer system BIOS must support bootable from CD-ROM.For details, see Chapter 3 “McBIOS RAID manager”. Once a volume

DRIVER INSTALLATION929. After the installation is completed, reboot the system to load the new drivers/operating system.10. See Chapter 5 in this manu

DRIVER INSTALLATION932. Start the system and then press Tab+F6 to enter the McBI-OS RAID manager utility. Use the conguration utility to create the r

DRIVER INSTALLATION944.2.3.1 Making Volume Sets Available to Windows SystemWhen you reboot the system, log in as a system administrator. The following

DRIVER INSTALLATION953. Go to “Control Panel” and select “System”. Select the “Hard-ware” tab and then click the “Device Manager” button. In “De-vic

DRIVER INSTALLATION964.4 Driver Installation for FreeBSDThis chapter describes how to install the SATA RAID controller driver to FreeBSD. Before insta

DRIVER INSTALLATION972. Double-click on the following le that resides at <CD-ROM>\packages\MacOS to add the installer on the Finder.a). install

DRIVER INSTALLATION984.8 Driver Installation for NetWare 6.5 Please refer to the “readme.txt” le on the software CD or a manual from website: http://

99ARCHTTP PROXY SERVER INSTALLATION5. ArcHttp Proxy Server InstallationOverviewAfter hardware installation, the SATA disk drives connected to the SAT