3DM2 3DM2 is 3ware's web-based interface for controlling and status checks for their RAID cards. It contains a small web server that allows configuration and maintenance to the RAID array and provides status reports. It has an email notification feature that reports RAID problems and glitches. Installing 3DM2 On A Slackware Box (written from a 3DM2 V9.3.0.7 and Slackware 11 perspective) 1) Gunzip and un-tar the 3DM2 archive. 2) As root, run install.3dm install to install. This script does four things- a) It complains that you aren't running RedHat or Suse and therefore will not automatically install the 3DM2 init scripts in the /etc/rc.d directory.

3DM is a daemon (under Linux) and a service (under Windows) which runs in the background on the controller’s host system, and can be accessed through a.

You have to manually do this, this is explained later in this instruction. B) It makes a /tmp/3ware directory and decompresses the 3DM2 files there. C) It copies the 3dm2 binary to /usr/sbin. D) It makes a /etc/3dm2 directory. NOTE: the /tmp/3ware directory is NOT removed after install. Download Adolescence By John W. Santrock Ebook Free. It is not necessary to keep but, you may want to keep the install.3dm2 binary in case you ever want to uninstall 3DM2.

3) Edit /etc/rc.d/rc.local and add the following line: /usr/sbin/3dm2 4) If you are running a restrictive firewall, open port 888. 5) Start 3DM2 by: 3dm2 6) Using a web browser, browse to your RAID machine, port 888. If your web-browser is on the same box as your RAID array- click here: If your web-browser is NOT on the same box as your RAID array- a) Edit your /etc/3dm2/3dm2.conf file and change the RemoteAccess 0 to RemoteAccess 1 b) Browse to your machine using HTTPS and port 888- EXAMPLE: or 7) Once the web interface loads up, log in as ADMINISTRATOR (default password is '3ware') and complete the configuration. 8) To activate the help files, you'll need to copy them to the correct location.

A) View your /etc/3dm2/3dm2. Ghetto Ghetto Gospel Free Download. conf file. B) Make a note of the Help entry. 9) Go to /tmp/3ware/. 10) Untar the file 3dm-help.tgz. A directory corresponding to your language with all the help files in it will be created. For this example (English), the directory was called en. 11) Copy the en directory into the location you made a note of in 8b above.

Copy the whole directory, not just the files inside the directory. 12) Now when you are logged in to the 3dm2 application inside a browser and you click on help, you will get the help screens. (written from a 3DM2-Linux-9.3.0.4 and Slackware 12.0 perspective) Using the 3DM2-Linux-9.3.0.4 seems to be ideal for slackware.

I have it running on Slackware 10.2 Slackware 11.0 (2.4 and 2.6 kernels) Slackware 12.0 (Defult 2.6 kernel) with the following cards: 7006-2 Series 8006-2LP Serise 9500S Series The directions I found to work best are as follows. 1a) Download 3DM2-Linux-9.3.0.4.tgz from: 2a) Please select your 3ware product.

= $YOUR_CARD_MODEL 3a) Please Select Item = *LEAVE BLANK* 4a) Latest = 9.3.0.4 5a) Please select the item to download = 3DMD2 Management Utility 6a) Then select Linux as your OS, select 3DM2-Linux-9.3.0.4.tgz to download, read the EULA, and download somewhere reachable by your Linux OS. For the sake of instructions, we'll say /usr/src/3ware. 01) cd /usr/src/3ware 02) tar xfvz 3DM2-Linux-9.3.0.4.tgz 03) run:./install -i This extracts files to: /tmp/3ware.moves the appropriate binary to: /usr/sbin/3dm2.and creates the directory: /etc/3dm2 Now we need to create another directory. For the sake of instructions, we'll say /3ware/. 04) mkdir /3ware 05) run: cp -rf /tmp/3ware/* /3ware/ 06) run: cp /usr/src/3ware/3dm-lnx.tgz /3ware/ 07) run: cd /3ware 08) run:./install To the following questions, answer the defaults: Was RPM used to install the Escalade driver and/or 3dm?? (Y/N) [N] Please enter the location of the help documentation.

[/usr/local/doc/3dm] Now you will get what appears to be an error. '3dm binary missing. Installation stopping.' Don't worry, the binary file is already in place. If you notice though, the /etc/3dm2 directory is empty. 09) run: /usr/sbin/3dm2 This will populate that directory with the default config file, that you may edit to your satisfaction. If you leave the config file as is, you should be able to connect to your server from the local host at (*https* is very important).

In order to connect from another PC, edit /etc/3dmd2/3dmd2.conf line RemoteAccess 0 to RemoteAccess 1 1b) run: killall 3dm2 2b) run: /usr/sbin/3dm2 The default password for both 'USER' and 'ADMINISTRATOR' = '3ware'.