configuration must have matching forward and reverse lookups.
Point your browser to http://yourcomputername:34572.
- ICP Storage Manager generates log files automatically to
assist in tracking system activity. The log files are
created in the directory where the ICP Storage Manager is
installed.
o RaidEvt.log - Contains the information reported in the
ICP Storage Manager event viewer for all
local and remote systems.
o RaidEvtA.log - Contains the information reported in the
ICP Storage Manager event viewer for the
local system.
o RaidNot.log - Contains the information reported in the
Notification Manager event viewer.
o RaidErr.log - Contains Java messages generated by
ICP Storage Manager.
o RaidErrA.log - Contains Java messages generated by the
ICP Storage Manager agent.
Information written to these files is appended to the existing
files to maintain a history. However, if any of the files reach
a size of 200,000 bytes, the file is copied to a new file with
the extension .OLD and the original (that is, the LOG file) is
deleted and recreated. If a .OLD file already exists, the
existing .OLD file is destroyed.
- The blink LED feature is supported only in SAF-TE enabled
enclosures.
- In the Event viewer, ICP Storage Manager reports both the
initial build task for an array, and a subsequent Verify/Fix,
as a "Build/Verify" task.
- Performing a Verify and Verify/Fix on a RAID 10 displays the
same message text in the event viewer, such as "Build/Verify
started on second level array of array 'Array_0.'" You may see the
message three times for a Verify, but only once for a Verify/Fix.
- Task priority is not retained after rebooting. If you change
a priority to LOW or MEDIUM, and reboot, the controller resets the
priority to the default (HIGH).
- When an array fails, the array name returns to its default name.
- When displaying information on a physical device, the device,
vendor and model information may be displayed incorrectly.
- After building or verifying a leg of a second-level array, the
status of the second-level array is displayed as a "Quick
Initialized" array.
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