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hrconf setstate
Redefines the state of a physical device from its current state to the designated state.
Syntax
hrconf setstate <Controller#> <Channel#> <Device#> <State>
Parameters
Controller# is the controller number
channel# is the channel number for the drive
device# is the device number for the drive
State options:
HSP—Create a hot spare from a ready drive
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RDY—Remove a hot spare designation
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RBL—Rebuild drive
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Example
hrconf setstate 1 0 1 HSP
hrconf setstate 1 0 2 RDY
hrconf setstate 1 0 2 RBL
Return values
SUCCESS: 0x00 indicates the command completed successfully
FAILURE: 0x01 indicates the command failed
hrconf task
Performs a task on a logical drive.
Syntax
hrconf TASK START <controller#> LOGICALDRIVE <LogicalDrive#> <options>[noprompt]
hrconf TASK STOP <controller#> LOGICALDRIVE <LogicalDrive#>
Parameters
Logical drive# is the number of the logical drive in which the task is to be performed
Options—Tasks to be started or performed
Example
Logical Drive Options:
verify_fix (Verify with fix)
verify
clear
Return values
noprompt: No prompt for confirmation
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