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Displaying Array Information
The CLI enables you to display and manage the attributes
(characteristics) of arrays using the following commands:
container list
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Array Attribute:
drive letter
root special file
array number
array label
array type
creation date
creation time
total size
stripe size
read only
read/write
lock
Using the Command Line Interface
Indicates:
Letter associated with an array. Not
automatically assigned when you create an
array.
UNIX/Linux root special file associated
with the array and created by the operating
system after array creation. Appears in the
Num Label column.
ID of an array (number from 0 to 63).
Name assigned to an array. Not
automatically assigned. Appears in the
Num Label column.
Whether an array is a volume, RAID 0,
RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10, RAID 50, or a
reconfigured array.
Month, day, and year the array was created.
Hour, minute, and second the array was
created.
Number of bytes in an array. The size of an
array is the size of the available space when
the array was created, reconfigured, or
extended.
Number of bytes in a stripe (amount of data
written to a segment before the I/O data
stream switches to the next segment/array).
Whether an array is read-only accessible.
An array can be set to read-only if not in use
by an application.
Whether an array is read-write accessible.
Whether an array is locked into volatile
memory space on the currently open
controller. Typically, you lock and unlock
arrays only under the direction of technical
support.
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