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Compaq External RAID Controller & Subsystem Infortrend - System Drive Mapping; Primary and Secondary Ids

Compaq External RAID Controller & Subsystem Infortrend
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Infortrend10-6
Figure 10 - 3 Grouping Hard Drives
Drive Channel 0
Drive Channel 1
ID 5
ID 0
ID 3 ID 2
ID 6 ID 1 ID 0 ID 14
4
GB
4
GB
2
GB
2
GB
4
GB
4
GB
2
GB
2
GB
RAID 5
8GB
RAID 0
6GB
Logical Drive 1Logical Drive 0
Local Spare
Drive of LD1Global
Spare
Drive
!
As diagrammed above, choosing the members of an array can be
flexible. You may divide a logical drive or logical volume into
several partitions as diagrammed below, or use the entire logical
drive as a single partition, with or without the support of one or
several spare drives.
Figure 10 - 4 Partitioning of Logical Units
RAID 5
8GB
RAID 0
6GB
Logical Drive 1
Logical Drive 0
Partition 0 - 2GB
Partition 1 - 1GB
Partition 2 - 5GB
Partition 0
2.5GB
Partition 1
1.5GB
!
Each logical unit can be associated (mapped) with a host ID
(Primary or Secondary ID) or the LUN numbers under host IDs.
System Drive Mapping:
Primary and Secondary IDs
!
Host Channel:
Keep in mind that when controllers are successfully combined,
host port IDs are available as “Primary” or “Secondary” IDs.

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