Bomgar B300 Appliance User's Guide

Bomgar Box Configuration

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Storage: RAID

The B300 uses a Redundant Array of Independent Disks to back up your data. RAID 5 uses disk striping to disperse the software over three hard drives and uses parity so that, if one of the drives should fail, that data will automatically be rewritten on the fourth, spare drive. In the event of a failure, remove the corrupted drive and contact Bomgar for a return maintenance authorization and repair or replacement drive. When you replace the damaged drive, that drive will become the hot spare.

The RAID :: Status section provides an overview of the state of your appliance's hard drives. The LEDs on your appliance also indicate your hard drives’ status. The LED of a normally functioning drive is off when idle or green during system activity. Should a hard drive fail, the LED will turn red and an audio alarm will warn you of the failure. The LED of the hot spare on which the data is being rewritten will blink red until re-synchronization is complete. To turn off the alarm before the system is restored, click the Silence Alarm button on this web interface.

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