
• Configure—For initially confi guring a system, entering new information, or changing existing
settings. (For more information, see “Configure” on page 25.)
• Wizards—For initially configuring a simple system. (For more information, see
“Wizards” on page 69”.)
• Diagnose—For generating an XML-formatted diagnostic report. (For more information, see
“Diagnose” on page 77”.)
• Update—For updating MSA controller and module firmware. (For more information see
“Update”onpage79.)
Views
As shown in Fi
gure 8, expand the View as drop-down box to select a viewing option. Your selection
determines which system components are shown, as well as their associated tasks:
• Storage with iSCSI view—Displays all system components and their available tasks (Figure 8).
• Storage vie
w—Displays storage-related items only; no targets or initiators are shown.
• iSCSI view—Displays iSCSI-related items only; no arrays, logical drives, or hard drives are shown.
Figure 8 View as drop-down box
Also shown in Figure 8,clickShow Physical View/Show Logical View to control the display of the
configured storage.
NOTE:
TheShowPhysicalView/ShowLogicalViewtoggleaffectstheviewonlywhenstoragecomponents
are shown.
• Physical view—Displays a physical representation of the hard drives and configured storage.
• Logical view—Displays a logical representation of the hard drives and configured storage.
NOTE:
In any view, click + or - to expand or contract the items in the system component list.
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