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SP12977 — Compaq Array Configuration Utility
| SoftPaq Number |
SP12977 |
| Filename |
sp12977.exe |
| Size |
2359K |
| Date |
28 April 2000 |
| Version |
2.50 Rev A |
| Operating System |
Microsoft Windows NT4.0 and Windows 2000 |
| Products Affected |
Systempro/XL, ProSignia and ProLiant Servers with EISA or PCI SMART-2, SMART-2SL, SMART-2DH, Smart Array 3100ES, Smart Array 3200, Smart Array 221, Integrated Smart Array Controller, Smart Array 4200, Smart Array 4250ES, Smart Array 431, Smart Array 5300 Controller, RAID Array 4000 Controllers, Fibre Channel Host Controllers or 64-Bit/66-Mhz Fibre Host Bus Adapters |
| Supersedes |
SP10798 |
Readme
SOFTPAQ NUMBER: SP12977
PART NUMBER: 275881-404, 275882-404
TITLE: Compaq Array Configuration Utility
VERSION: 2.50 Rev A
LANGUAGE: EFIGSJ
CATEGORY: Diagnostics-Setup
DIVISIONS: Systems
PRODUCTS AFFECTED: Systempro/XL, ProSignia and ProLiant Servers
with EISA or PCI SMART-2, SMART-2SL, SMART-2DH, Smart Array 3100ES,
Smart Array 3200, Smart Array 221, Integrated Smart Array
Controller, Smart Array 4200, Smart Array 4250ES, Smart Array 431,
Smart Array 5300 Controller, RAID Array 4000 Controllers, Fibre
Channel Host Controllers or 64-Bit/66-Mhz Fibre Host Bus Adapters
OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft Windows NT4.0 and Windows 2000
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: Using EISA or PCI Smart-2, SMART-2SL,
SMART-2DH, Smart Array 3100ES, Smart Array 3200, Smart Array 221,
Integrated Smart Array Controller, Smart Array 4200, Smart
Array 4250ES, Smart Array 431, Smart Array 5300, RAID Array 4000
Controllers, Fibre Channel Host Controllers or 64-Bit/66-Mhz
Fibre Host Bus Adapters
EFFECTIVE DATE: 28 April 2000
ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED: Yes
SOFTPAQ UTILITY VERSION: 2.x
SUPERSEDES: SP10798
DESCRIPTION: Creates the 2-diskette set for the Compaq Array
Configuration Utility, which is for Compaq SMART-2, SMART-2SL,
SMART-2DH, Smart Array 3100ES, Smart Array 3200, Smart Array 221,
Smart Array 431, Integrated Smart Array Controller,Smart Array 4200,
Smart Array 4250ES, Smart Array 5300, RAID Array 4000 Controllers,
Fibre Channel Host Controllers and 64-bit/66-Mhz Fibre Host Bus
Adapters. The Array Configuration Utility Version 2.40 B cannot be
installed on the System Partition, and the diskettes for this version
are not bootable. They are provided to update the ACU on Windows NT
or Windows 2000. It is shipped as diskette(s) on all other products.
Enhancements/Fixes:
* Selective Storage Presentation is now supported for RA4000 Controllers:
- The Connection Names screen allows the user to name host controller
connections to the array controller.
- The Logical Drive Host Access screen allows the user to assign
access control levels for a logical drive. The user can grant access
to all connections, deny access to all connections, or grant access to
selected connections. The user can also rename connections on this screen.
* Supports the Compaq Smart Array 5300 Controller.
* Supports the new fault tolerance Advanced Data Guarding (RAID ADG)
on Smart Array 5300 Controllers with the RAID ADG Enabler Module.
* The behavior of the Create Logical Drive screen has changed:
- RAID levels that are not possible are not displayed in the new RAID
control.
- The Stripe Size control is now grayed out if user-selectable stripe size
is not supported for the controller.
- Stripe Sizes that are not possible because of insufficient space are no
longer displayed in the stripe size control.
* The Modify Last Logical Drive screen no longer exists. Modifying any
logical drive now brings up the Modify Logical Drive screen.
* The controller Operating System setting has been removed from
the ACU. The ACU now uses a common geometry setting for all OSs.
* The "Create Logical Drive - Advanced Features" screen allows the user
to Enable or Disable the maximum boot size geometry for a logical drive.
* The ACU no longer reports an error when it finds drives with differing
operating systems on the same controller.
* Reworded the Background Parity Initialization message (15645) to make
it clearer that this is a normal operation for logical drives that have
a fault tolerance with parity.
* The "Drive Type" field of Physical Drive More Information has been
replaced with "Actual Width" and "Negotiated Width" fields. The Actual
Width displays the capable width of the physical drive, while the
Negotiated Width displays the current acting width of the physical drive.
* "Normal" Transfer Speed of physical drives in Physical Drive More
Information is now displayed as "Asynchronous".
* ACU detects logical drives that are part of an SWVR pool. A warning message
will be displayed if a logical drive belonging to a SWVR pool is deleted.
Once the logical drive is deleted, data will be lost forever even if the
logical drive is recreated.
HOW TO USE:
1. Obtain two (2) formatted 1.44-MB diskettes.
2. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change
to that directory. The file that is downloaded is an executable with
a filename based on the SoftPaq Number above.
3. From that drive and directory, execute the downloaded file,
and follow the on-screen instructions. You will be prompted to
insert the formatted diskettes in a drive to create the diskettes.
4. After the diskettes have been created, you may delete the
SoftPaq file downloaded in step 2.
HOW TO UPGRADE THE WINDOWS NT VERSION:
If the Array Configuration Utility is installed online on a Windows
NT server, follow the directions in the Windows NT Support Software
Diskette's README.TXT file to perform the upgrade. Search for the
latest version of the Windows NT Support Software Diskette as a
downloadable Softpaq from Compaq.
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