Task Management
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Click the Management->Task Management menu in the main window, the following Task Management window appears.
When you want to regularly verify/rebuild an array, you can make a new task schedule. The Task schedule list shows all added tasks. Select one task and click the Details button will display the detailed information of the selected task. If you have the privilege, you can add, modify or delete the task. Add Task ScheduleThere are two types of task that can be scheduled: Verify Array and Rebuild Array. If there are some arrays that can be verified or rebuilt in the current system, click the New button on the toolbar to pop up the New Task Schedule Wizard window (see below).
Select task type and array that you want to verify or rebuild from the available arrays drop-down list. Then click Next.
In this window you will configure the frequency you want to verify or rebuild the specified task. To add a new task:1. Enter a name for the task. You can also use the default task name. 2. Set Frequency. If you want to add a task to rebuild an array, you can select Occur one time option. If you want to add a task to verify an array, you can specify the detailed occur time by daily, weekly or monthly. 3. Set the effective date for a task in the Duration option. 4. Check the Enable the task option to activate this task. If this option is unchecked, then the system will never execute this scheduled task. 5.Click the Finish button. When a task has been added successfully, it will appear to the task schedule list in the main window. Modify Task ScheduleSelect a task that you want to modify from the Task schedule list in the main window, then click the Modify button on the toolbar. In the pop-up window you can modify the task name and frequency the task occurs. Delete Task ScheduleSelect a task that you want to delete from the Task schedule list in the main window, and then click the Delete button on the toolbar. When you delete an array, all task schedule related to this array will be deleted at the same time. |