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08-05-2005 05:57 AM
08-05-2005 05:57 AM
FC60 BBU test
The manual said that the BBU protects the write cache (data which has not been written to disk) for at least 120 hours in case of a power failure.
How do I know in case of a power failure the battery unit does what it is supposed to do?
Thanks,
John
How do I know in case of a power failure the battery unit does what it is supposed to do?
Thanks,
John
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