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EXPERAID COMMAND LINE INTERFACE USER GUIDE
PROJECT
"DESKTOP RAID"
REV.
G–05-NOV-2007
3.3.4 Advanced Array Configuration Commands
3.3.4.1
Command Name
ExpandArray
Parameter 1
Array No.:
<Array=<1~4>>
Parameter 2
Drive Count:
<DriveCnt=<1~n>>
3.3.4.2
Command Name
MigrateArray
Parameter 1
Array No.:
<Array=<1~4>>
Parameter 2
Target RAID Level:
<TargetLevel=<R0:R1:R5:
R6:R01>>
Parameter 3
Drive Count:
<DriveCnt=xxx>
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Command Description
Use this command to expand an array with specified drive count.
Parameter Description
Array No.:
Specify an array number to be expanded.
Drive Count:
Specify how many drives will be expanded to the array. Drive Count
must not be larger then the number of spare drives.
Example
CLI>ExpandArray Array=1 DriveCnt=3 [Enter]
Array 1 will be expanded with 3 drives if Array 1 exists and the spare
drive quantity are more then or equal to 3.
Command Description
Use this command to migrate an array from the original RAID level to
a specified RAID level.
Parameter Description
Array No.:
Specify an array number to be migrated.
Target RAID Level:
Specify the target RAID level for the specified array to be migrated to.
Drive Count:
Specify the total drive count which the target RAID level would have.
Please refer to the Array Migration Matrix listed in Appendix I to
check the migration legality.
Example
CLI>MigrateArray Array=1 TargetLevel=R5 DriveCnt=4 [Enter]
Array 1 will be migrated from the original RAID level to RAID level 5
which has a total member drive count of 4 if Array 1 exists and all
parameters follow the rule of the Array Migration Matrix.
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