This help page provides information to guide you through the procedure to edit the high level description of an array. It contains the following topics:
The Edit Array function allows you to change only the high-level description of the array that is selected in the Arrays window.. To edit the other settings, you must select an individual array and select Show and Configure Array.
The following table describes the settings that you can change using the Edit Array function.
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Setting |
Description |
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Array Name |
The name of the selected array is displayed in this field. To change the name, delete the existing name from the field and enter a new name. Note the on-screen instructions regarding allowed characters. |
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Group |
If a group has been assigned to the array, the name is displayed in this field. To assign a group to the selected array or to change he name of the group, enter the name in this field. Note the on-screen instructions regarding allowed characters. |
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IP Address or Host Name of controller |
When first displayed, the Controller 0 field contains either the current name or the IP address of the primary controller in the selected array. The Controller 1 field may be empty or it may contain the IP address or name of the secondary controller. To enter a new name or IP address, delete any exsting information from the conroller field(s) and enter the new information. Note the on-screen instructions regarding allowed characters. |
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Using Ports |
Defines how you want to connect to the array from Navigator 2. Depending on the system type, you can enable SSL-level security user sessions with the Secure LAN feature. |
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Monitor Error |
When this is enabled, this array will be checked for errors if Error Monitoring is running. See the Edit Error Monitoring Options help page for more information. |
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