Post Result; Service Mode - IBM BladeCenter S SAS RAID Controller Module Installation And User Manual

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Note: Once a pool is dismounted, the pool can not be mounted using the

mountstate -setobject command. A dual controller reboot is required to bring the

pool back online.

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -dismount -bbu 1

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -mount -bbu 1

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -dismount -mediatray 0

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -mount -mediatray 0

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -dismount -enclosure 2

Note: If dismounting an enclosure causes a pool to become degraded, this

command will fail, unless the -okdegraded option is also provided.

<CLI> mountstate -setobject -mount -enclosure 2

Note: If a pool is completely contained in the enclosure, all drives of the pool are

located in the enclosure to be mounted. The pool will not be automatically

mounted. A system reboot, both controllers rebooted at the same time, is required

to bring the pool online.

post result

The post result command shows the result of post.

Command arguments:

<CLI> post result

Example:

<CLI> post result

All tests passed for ctlr 0.

All tests passed for ctlr 1.

The service mode command displays the cause and recovery information when a

RAID controller is in service mode.

Some situations and system conditions require you to place the RAID Controller in

an offline condition to facilitate a system repair or preserve customer data integrity.

You can use the RAID Controller command line interface to put the RAID

Controller in a state associated with an offline condition, but remaining active on a

level that allows you to continue an interaction. This state is known as service mode.

A service mode shutdown initiates the orderly shutdown sequence but does not

execute the power off phase.

The service mode command transitions a controller to service mode when various

conditions listed in the following table occur. The controller returns to normal

mode after a system administrator or service technician issues one of the controller

actions.

Chapter 8. Using the RAID Controller command line interface

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