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RAIDWatch User’s Manual

1.3 Conceptual Foundation

In order for RAIDWatch to function properly, different software modules

must be correctly installed on different servers and stations in a given LAN

or WAN. If you follow the default installation during the installation

process, RAIDWatch will be installed as a centralized management tool into

your system.

1.3.1 Centralized Management (Agent-based)

Installation

1. RAIDWatch communicates with a RAID subsystem either using the

firmware-embedded RAID agents or agents manually installed onto

a RAID-attached server. Assuming that a given network has multiple

RAID systems, RAIDWatch can communicate with RAID arrays

through the RAID agents installed on the servers or on the RAID

subsystems.

2. A server is chosen as the main management server. When

RAIDWatch is installed onto this server using the first installation

scheme, two important modules are included, Configuration Client

and Root Agent. The Configuration Client enables automatic

notifications of system events, and the Root Agent communicates

with multiple RAID subsystems that are not directly attached to this

server.

3. The main management server will also need Java Run-time

Environment (JRE) installed if a system administrator needs to

configure the arrays from it.

4. Table 0-4 on page 1-11 provides a guide to what modules need to be

installed on which servers.

NOTE:

The items in the lower section of Table 0-4, JRE, web browser and/or

web server are not included with RAIDWatch management program;

therefore, they must be installed or modified by system users.

5. For more information about specific platform requirements, see

Section 3.3 Platform Requirements.

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