Follow steps 1 to 2 of the Creating a RAID 0 set Creating a RAID 0 setCreating a RAID 0 setCreating a RAID 0 setCreating a RAID 0 setCreating a RAID 0 set section. 2. Select RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance) RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance)RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance)RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance)RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance)RAID-1 (Fault Tolerance)from the Select RAID Type Select RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID Type menu, then press . Refer to the Mirroring Requirements Mirroring RequirementsMirroring RequirementsMirroring RequirementsMirroring RequirementsMirroring Requirements note at the bottom of the screen to determine the number of hard disk drives required for the selected RAID type. 3. Use the arrow keys to select a RAID set member, then press to mark. An X XXXXX mark appears after the selected HDD. 4. Follow step 3 to select the other members of the RAID set, then press when finished. Chapter 6: RAID configuration Chapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configuration 6. Select Create new RAID-1 Create new RAID-1Create new RAID-1Create new RAID-1Create new RAID-1Create new RAID-1 from the RAID-1 Build Option menu, then press . Refer to the options description below. • Create a New RAID-1 Create a New RAID-1Create a New RAID-1Create a New RAID-1Create a New RAID-1Create a New RAID-1 -The default option. Select this option when creating a new RAID 1 set. • Copy from ( 0) to ( 1) Copy from ( 0) to ( 1)Copy from ( 0) to ( 1)Copy from ( 0) to ( 1)Copy from ( 0) to ( 1)Copy from ( 0) to ( 1) -Select this option when you want to copy the source drive contents to a target drive, provided that the source is equal to or smaller than the target drive. • Copy from ( 1) to ( 0) Copy from ( 1) to ( 0)Copy from ( 1) to ( 0)Copy from ( 1) to ( 0)Copy from ( 1) to ( 0)Copy from ( 1) to ( 0) -Select this option when you want to copy the source drive contents to a target drive, provided that the source is larger than the target drive. 7. When prompted, use the keyboard to assign a name for the RAID 1 set, then press . 8. If you want to make the array bootable, select Yes YesYesYesYesYes from the menu, then press . 9. When prompted to create the RAID 1 set, select , then press . The utility erases all data from the selected hard disk drives. Make sure to backup all important data before creating a RAID set. 10. When a confirmation dialogue box appears, select , then press . ASUS RS160-E3/PS4 ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4 11. The utility builds the RAID 1 set and displays a progress bar at the center of the screen. Press if you want to stop the building process. A Build Complete Build CompleteBuild CompleteBuild CompleteBuild CompleteBuild Complete message appears to indicate that you have successfully created the RAID 1 set. 12. The screen displays the information on the created RAID set. Press to exit the utility. Chapter 6: RAID configuration Chapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configurationChapter 6: RAID configuration 6.2.5 6.2.56.2.56.2.56.2.56.2.5 Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror) Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror)Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror)Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror)Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror)Creating a RAID 10 set (Stripe+Mirror) To create a RAID 10 set for Fault Tolerance and Performance: 1. After enabling the HostRAID, the utility returns to the initial menu. Use the arrow keys to select Configure/View HostRAID Settings Configure/View HostRAID SettingsConfigure/View HostRAID SettingsConfigure/View HostRAID SettingsConfigure/View HostRAID SettingsConfigure/View HostRAID Settings,then press . 2. The utility displays the SCSI hard disk drives installed in your computer and the menu options. Press . ASUS RS160-E3/PS4 ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4ASUS RS160-E3/PS4 3. Select RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance) RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance)RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance)RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance)RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance)RAID-10 (Fault Tolerance, High Performance) from the Select RAID Type Select RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID TypeSelect RAID Type menu, then press . Refer to the Striping/Mirroring Requirements Striping/Mirroring RequirementsStriping/Mirroring RequirementsStriping/Mirroring RequirementsStriping/Mirroring RequirementsStriping/Mirroring Requirements note at the bottom of the screen to determine the number of hard disk drives required for the selected RAID type. 4. Use the arrow keys to select a RAID set member, then press to mark. An X XXXXX mark appears after the selected HDD. 5. Follow the step 4 to s...
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