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v When pool is the selected object, you can set the –oknonviable option while
v If the –reportonly option is specified while dismounting an enclosure, only the
v If you do not specify the –okdegraded option while dismounting an enclosure
Examples:
<CLI> mountstate -getobject -drive
| Drive# |
|________|____________|_______________________|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|________|____________|_______________________|
<CLI> mountstate -getobject -mediatray
No trays reported
<CLI> mountstate -getobject -enclosure
| Enclosure# |
|_____________|_______________________|
|
|
|
|_____________|_______________________|
<CLI> mountstate -getobject -bbu
| CtlrId#
|_____________|_______________________|
|
|
|_____________|_______________________|
<CLI> mountstate -setobject -dismount -drive 1:1
<CLI> mountstate -setobject -mount -drive 1:1
Note: If a pool has been dismounted, is offline, or in service mode, mounting one
or more of the drives will not restore the pool. A dual controller reboot is required
to bring the pool back online.
<CLI> mountstate -setobject -dismount -pool my_pool
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mounting a nonviable pool.
affected LUNs are reported without actually dismounting the enclosures.
that might result in degraded groups, the command will fail.
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E:T
|
0|
1:4|
1|
2:3|
2|
1:6|
3|
1:2|
4|
1:1|
5|
2:6|
6|
2:2|
7|
2:4|
8|
1:3|
9|
2:5|
10|
2:1|
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State
0|
1|
2|
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Battery State
Ctlr 0|
Ctlr 1|
State
|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
Online|
|
Online|
Online|
Online|
|
Service|
Service|
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