User-friendly Graphical Interface runs on Windows2000, Windows-NT, Solaris, or any standard web browser.

Supports unlimited number of RAID managers which allows multiple controllers to be managed/monitored concurrently.

"At a glance" monitoring of entire array status.

Designed to facilitate Network-wide RAID management.

Management of unlimited number of RAID Systems which allows multiple controllers to be managed/monitored concurrently.

TCP/SNMP agents running on Windows2000, Windows-NT, Solaris, NetWare, SCO/UnixWare, Unix, Linux, etc.

Standard GUI RAID Manager functions include:
 * Support for the issuance of SNMP traps in response to events that are posted by the controller.
 * Examine and modify controller configuration
 * View and monitor physical drive configuration/status
 * Scan in new physical drives
 * Create, delete, and monitor logical drive configuration/status
 * Rebuild logical drive
 * Define spare drives
 * Create, delete, and partition logical volumes
 * Map logical volume partitions to host channel SCSI-IDs/LUNs.

The deamon runs independently from the GUI RAID Management application:
 * Severity level configuration setting for initiating a notification sequence.
 * Configurable latency time between event occurrences and initial notification sequence. This allows the local administrator time to cancel a notification.
 * Notification via pager/telephone through local modem.
 * Optional retry of notification until acknowledgement directly at console or remotely over a LAN, Internet, or via modem.
 * Configurable notification retry period that can be set to different values at different times of the day.
 * Notification via e-mail.
 * Notification via broadcast over LAN.
 * User-customizable broadcast message sent along with event description.
 * Notification via fax through local fax/modem
 * Custom broadcast message can be sent along with event description.
 * Automatic retry if fax fails to transmit. Address book containing names, numbers, e-mail addresses, groups/network broadcast addresses, and fax numbers to which notifications can be sent.