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Step 3 After Initialize is started, the progress of
the Initialize appears on the Operation View.
At the completion of the Initialize, [Status] on the
Operation View is changed to [Completed].
raidcmd
Step 1 Execute "
init
" command with -op option
and the following parameters.
-c
: Number of the RAID Controller containing the Logical
Drive for which Initialize is started
-l
: Number of the Logical Drive for which Initialize is
started
-op
: Specify "start" to start Initialize
Step 2 After the Initialize is started, the raidcmd
terminates normally. Check the execution status of
the Initialize by using "
oplist
" command.
Stopping Initialize
You can stop Initialize being executed on the way. The procedure of stopping Initialize is described below.
RAID Viewer
Step 1 Start the RAID Viewer.
Step 2 Start the RAID Viewer. See [Operation View] while Initialize is executed.
Step 3 Click operation [Initialize] which you want
to stop. Then click [Stop] on the Operation View. After
the Initialize is stopped, [Status] on the Operation
View is changed to [Stopped].
raidcmd
Step 1 Execute "
init
" command with -op option
and the following parameters.
-c
: Number of the RAID Controller containing the Logical
Drive for which Initialize is stopped
-l
: Number of the Logical Drive for which Initialize is
stopped
-op
: Specify "stop" to stop Initialize
Step 2 After the Initialize is stopped, the raidcmd terminates normally. The stopped Initialize disappears from the
list of "
oplist
" command.
Checking Result of Executing Initialize
You can find the result of executing Initialize by checking the RAID Log of the Universal RAID Utility.
Detecting a problem, the Initialize records the log in the RAID Log.
> raidcmd init -c=1 -l=2 -op=start
Initialize Logical Drive #2
[Warning]
The all data will be lost on Logical Drive if the partitions
exist on it.
Please make sure there is no important data before
initializing Logical Drive.
Do you continue ? [yes(y) or no(n)] :yes
>
> raidcmd oplist
RAID Controller #1
LD #2 : Initialize (Running 50%)
>
1
2
> raidcmd init -c=1 -l=2 -op=stop
>
> raidcmd oplist
RAID Controller #1
>
1
2
3
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- Universal RAID Utility 1
- User's Guide 1
- Introduction 4
- Contents 5
- Overview 10
- Windows Server 11
- Linux/VMware ESX 11
- Management PC 11
- System requirements 13
- Software (Linux) 14
- Software (VMware ESX) 14
- Resources 15
- Installation image 17
- Installation (Windows) 20
- Uninstallation (Windows) 23
- Log Viewer 32
- Standard and Advanced Modes 34
- Functions of RAID Viewer 36
- Battery 38
- Flash Backup Unit 38
- Disk Array 38
- SSD Cache Disk Array 39
- SSD Cache Drive 40
- Shortcut Menu 41
- Operation View 42
- Menu Bar 43
- [OFF] goes off the lamp 45
- Status Bar 46
- Functions of Log Viewer 47
- Log View 48
- Functions of raidcmd 50
- RAID System Configuration 51
- Configuration of RAID System 63
- Making Hot Spare 64
- About Dedicated Hot Spare 65
- Making Global Hot Spare 66
- Making Dedicated Hot Spare 67
- Removing Hot Spare 68
- Capacity of Logical Drive 75
- Items set for Logical Drive 75
- Number of Hot Spares 76
- Modes of Hot Spares 77
- Mode" 78
- Deleting Logical Drive 86
- Using CacheCade 87
- Capacity of SSD Cache Drive 89
- Deleting SSD Cache Drive 90
- Maintenance of RAID System 91
- Setting Patrol Read Priority 92
- Enabled) 93
- Disabled) 94
- Stopping Consistency Check 96
- Initializing Logical Drive 98
- Stopping Initialize 99
- Setting Initialize Priority 100
- Setting cache mode 101
- Rebuilding Physical Device 102
- Stopping Rebuild 103
- Setting Rebuild Priority 104
- Setting Power Saving Devices 105
- Setting Device Standby Time 106
- RAID Viewer 108
- To Online Forcibly 109
- To Failed Forcibly 110
- Step 1 Execute " 111
- Step 3 If " 111
- Scheduling Refresh Battery 113
- Troubleshooting RAID System 115
- Failure Detection Measures 116
- Windows 117
- Buzzer in RAID Controller 118
- Logical drive 121
- Physical device 121
- Physical device (Hot Spare) 121
- [Symbols] 121
- Physical Device 122
- [Online] 122
- Logical Drive 122
- Monitoring Battery Status 126
- Monitoring Enclosure Status 128
- Tree View of RAID Viewer 131
- Property of RAID Viewer 131
- Property of raidcmd 131
- ESMPRO Manager 132
- Using ExpressUpdate 135
- Utility 136
- Avoiding TCP port conflict 137
- Operation Environment 139
- OS Fatal Error Event 140
- RAID Viewer, Log Viewer 141
- Log Rotation 142
- NEC ESMPRO Manager 143
- RAID Controller 143
- Consistency Check 143
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