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Execute "hotspare" command with -mr
meters.
Number of the Physical Device with which a Dedicated
lue [Dedicated].
Removing Hot Spare
Step 1
option and the following para
> raidcmd hotspare -c=1 -p=6 -mr=make -a=2
Make Dedicated Hot Spare.
Do you continue ? [yes(y) or no(n)] : yes
al Device #6
gate ST12345678
9
1
2
Number of the RAID Controller containing the Physical
Device with which a Hot Spare is made
>
d -c=1 -p=6 > raidcmd property -tg=p
ID Controller #1 Physic
RA
Hot Spare is made(The capacity of the Physical Device
should be equal to or larger than any Physical Device
used by the target Disk Array)
ID : 5
losure : 1 Enc
Slot : 6
Device Type : HDD
Number of the target Disk Array using the Dedicated Hot
Spare
Interface : SAS
Vendor/Model : Sea
Step 2 If you see the property of the Physical
Device after making the Dedicated Hot Spare, you
find that the value of [Status] is changed to [Hot
Spare] and new item [Hot Spare Information]
appears with va
Firmware Version : BK0
Serial Number : 1111
Capacity : 146GB
y #2)
Status : Hot Spare
d (Disk ArraHot Spare Information : Dedicate
S.M.A.R.T. : Normal
>
The procedure of removing a Hot Spare is described below.
RAID Viewer
Use [Remove Hot Spare] in [Control] menu.
e RAID Viewer. Click a Physical Device with [Status] being [Hot Spare] on the Tree View.
tep 2 Select [Hot Spare] on the pull-down
a ]
e property of the Physical
evice after removing it from the Hot Spare, you can
nd that the value of [Status] is set to [Ready] and
item [Hot Spare Information] disappears.
Step 1
Start th
S
menu of menu item [Control] and click [Remove Hot
Sp re .
Step 3 If you see th
D
fi
raidcmd
Use "hotspare" command.
Step 1
Execute "hotspare" command with -mr
option and the following paramet
1
ers.
Number of the RAID Controller containing the Physical
Device from which the Hot Spare is removed
Number of the Physical Device from which the Hot Spare
is removed
Step 2 If you see the property of the Physical
Device after removing the Hot Spare, the value of
> raidcmd hotspare -c=1 -p=6 -mr=remove
Remove Hot Spare.
Do you continue ? [yes(y) or no(n)] : yes
>
> raidcmd property -tg=pd -c=1 -p=6
RAID Controller #1 Physical Device #6
ID : 5
Enclosure : 1
Slot : 6
Device Type : HDD
Interface : SAS
Vendor/Model : Seagate ST12345678
Firmware Version : BK09
>
2
[Status] is changed to [Ready] and item [Hot Spare
Information] disappears.
Serial Number : 1111
Capacity : 146GB
Status : Ready
S.M.A.R.T. : Normal
- Universal RAID Utility 1
- Ver 2.0 1
- User's Guide 1
- Introduction 3
- Contents 4
- Functions of Log Viewer 36 5
- Functions of raidcmd 39 5
- Appendix A : Glossary 109 7
- Appendix B : Logs/Events 111 7
- Overview 8
- Universal RAID Utilit 9
- Operation Environments 12
- Software (Linux) 13
- Software (VMware ESX Server) 13
- New Installation (Windows) 17
- Add Installation (Windows) 19
- Uninstallation (Windows) 20
- Utility 23
- RAID Viewer 24
- Log Viewer 25
- Standard and Advanced Modes 27
- Changing Running Mode 28
- Functions of RAID Viewer 29
- Computer 30
- RAID Controller 30
- Battery 30
- Disk Array 30
- Logical Drive 31
- Physical Device 31
- Shortcut Menu 31
- Operation View 32
- Menu Bar 33
- [Tool] menu 34
- [Help] menu 34
- Status Bar 35
- Functions of Log Viewer 36
- Log View 37
- Functions of raidcmd 39
- Configuration of RAID System 48
- Making Hot Spare 49
- Making Global Hot Spare 51
- Making Dedicated Hot Spare 52
- Removing Hot Spare 53
- Capacity cal Drive of Logi 58
- Items set for Logical Drive 59
- Number of Hot Spares 59
- Modes of Hot Spares 59
- Mode" 61
- RAID Level 63
- Capacity of Logical Drive 63
- Disk Arrays and Physical Devi 67
- Deleting Logical Drive 69
- Maintenance of RAID System 70
- Setting Patrol Read Priority 71
- Stopping Consistency Check 73
- Initializing Logical Drive 76
- Stopping Initializ 77
- Rebuilding Physical Device 79
- Stopping Rebuild 80
- Setting 80
- Rebuild Priority 80
- ID Viewer 82
- To [Online] Forcibly 83
- To [Failed] Forcibly 84
- Troubleshooting RAID System 85
- Failure Detection Measures 86
- Logging Events to OS Log 87
- Manager 87
- Sending Alert to NEC ESMPRO 87
- Monitoring Battery Status 93
- Monitoring Enclosure Status 94
- D System 94
- Operation Environment 108
- RAID Viewer, Log Viewer 108
- Appendix A : Glossary 109
- RAID System 110
- Basic Terms on Functions of 110
- Appendix B : Logs/Events 111
- This item 118
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