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Example 5: To Create a Hot Spare Pool
This example shows how to create a hot spare pool that contains an array member disk
drive and a hot spare disk drive. The attributes of the disks are all set to their default
values.
Type the command:
where:
format of the name must match the pool_XY format, where X defines the SSA loop
and has a value A or B, and Y is a number 1 through 31.
spare pool. Valid members are RAID array member disk drives and hot spare disk
drives.
Note: Not all RAID managers provide support for the hot spare pool function.
Example 6: To List All Defined SSA Objects
This example shows how to list all the defined SSA objects that are at present
connected in summary format to a particular RAID manager.
Type the command:
where:
to be listed.
A result similar to that shown here is displayed:
specifies that this operation is a create operation.
specifies that RAID Manager ssa0 is to be used.
specifies that a spare pool is to be created.
specifies the name of the hot spare pool that is to be created. The
specifies the free pdisk that is to become the member disk of the hot
specifies that this operation is a list operation.
specifies that the output is to be presented in summary format.
specifies that a RAID-5 array object is to be created.
specifies that all SSA objects that are connected to RAID Manager ssa0 are
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