### The ServeRAID Manager started in local-only mode.

Explanation:

- If you specified -l (that is, minus and a lower case letter L) as a command-line parameter, the ServeRAID Manager starts in local-only mode.
  The ServeRAID Manager is not network enabled. In this mode you can only configure and monitor the local system. You cannot configure or monitor remote systems. If you added remote systems to your Main Tree view, they are not visible in this mode. They will be visible in the Main Tree again when you start the ServeRAID Manager in non-local-only mode.
- If the network is unreachable, the ServeRAID Manager starts in local-only mode. An additional event displays in the event viewer indicating if the network is unreachable.
- If the port number is in use on the local system, the ServeRAID Manager starts in local-only mode. An additional event displays in the event viewer indicating if the network is unreachable.

Action:

- If the network is unreachable, check the event viewer for details on any networking errors.
- If the port number is in use, exit the application using the port number or specify a different port number. To specify a different port number, do the following:

  1. Click File --> User preferences.
  2. Click Remote access settings.
  3. Type a new value for the port number.

  > Note: When changing the port number, consider the following:

  > - This change does not take effect until you restart the ServeRAID Manager.
  > - Any system that is accessing this system remotely must have the port number changed to match the value you type. On the remote system, you can change this value in the Add remote system window.
  > - Any system that contains this system in its Notification List must change the port number to the new port number. On the remote system, you can change the port number in the Notification Manager in the System properties window.