ORICO RAID Manager

ORICO RAID Manager is a professional management tool specially designed for ORICO brand disk arrays. It simplifies the RAID configuration process through a graphical interface and can complete array establishment, monitoring and maintenance without a professional background. It is suitable for individual users, small and medium-sized enterprises and server scenarios.

Software features

Multi-mode RAID support

Provides 7 modes including RAID 0 (speed priority), RAID 1 (data mirroring), RAID 5/10 (balanced performance and redundancy), LARGE (capacity expansion), and CLONE (disk cloning) to meet the needs of different scenarios.

Real-time monitoring and early warning

Dynamically displays key indicators such as hard drive temperature, read and write status, and capacity usage.

In the event of a failure, pop-up windows and sound alarms will be used to provide instant reminders to avoid the risk of data loss.

Simplify operating procedures

Hardware switch + software collaboration: Preset the array type through the RAID mode switch on the body, and apply the configuration with one click in the software.

Wizard-style interface: guides users to complete array creation, password settings and firmware upgrades.

Data security and recovery

Supports automatic data reconstruction after disk failure (RAID 1/5/10).

Provides disk repair tools to try to recover data damage caused by logical errors.

Compatibility and scalability

Covers ORICO's full range of disk array products, supporting hot-swappable hard drives and dynamic expansion.

Core functions

RAID mode setup

Users can select the RAID type through the software interface and set up an array with one click, without the need for hardware switch operations.

Supports dynamic adjustment of RAID mode to adapt to different business needs.

Disk status management

Display key information such as disk capacity, usage, temperature, etc. in real time.

Supports disk health detection and early warning of potential failures.

Controller configuration

You can modify the RAID group password and adjust array parameters (such as stripe size).

Supports multi-group management to meet complex storage requirements.

Troubleshooting and recovery

Provides disk repair tools to support data recovery from failures.

Supports hot-swappable disks to reduce downtime.

FAQ

Disk not recognized

Cause: Loose cable, disk failure, or incompatible firmware.

Solution:

Check the SATA/USB connection and reseat the disk.

Update RAID controller firmware.

Use the software's "disk detection" function to troubleshoot.

1. The details are more outstanding!

2. BUG gone without a trace