Before you create, delete, and migrate logical units for the Nexsan SATABeast, read the storage configuration guidelines that are specified in the Nexsan SATABeast documentation that is provided for this system.
The following arrays are supported:
You create and configure volumes in the Configure Volumes section of the GUI.
Nexsan SATABeast host profile settings lists the host profile settings:
| Controller 0 | Fibre Host 0 | Fibre Host 1 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current Status | New State | Current Status | New State | |
| Topology | P2P Full Fabric | Auto | P2P Full Fabric | Auto |
| Loop ID | (NA) | Auto | (NA) | Auto |
| Link Speed | 4 Gbit | Auto | 4 Gbit | Auto |
| Auto Port Logout | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Controller 0 | Fibre Host 0 | Fibre Host 1 | ||
| Current Status | New State | Current Status | New State | |
| Topology | P2P Full Fabric | Auto | P2P Full Fabric | Auto |
| Loop ID | (NA) | Auto | (NA) | Auto |
| Link Speed | 4 Gbit | Auto | 4 Gbit | Auto |
| Auto Port Logout | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
You can use the standard migration procedure to migrate logical units from the Nexsan SATABeast to the system.