raidconfig Command Syntax
The raidconfig commands use the following command syntax:
raidconfig subcommand
type|task
-option(s)
When a command fails, it returns one of several failure codes listed in raidconfig Error Codes.
The options shown in the following table apply to all CLI Tools commands including
raidconfig.
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–?
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–-help
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Displays help information.
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–V
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–-version
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Displays the tool version.
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–q
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–-quiet
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Suppresses informational message output and only returns error codes.
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–y
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–-yes
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Confirms operation. Does not prompt user for confirmation on the operation when
running.
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The raidconfig command requires subcommands unless used with the
–-help or –-version options.
The following table lists the raidconfig subcommands.
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list
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Lists information on controllers, RAID volumes and disks, including disks not in a RAID
volume. Specific devices can be selected for display.
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create
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Creates a RAID volume.
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delete
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Deletes a RAID volume.
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add
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Adds a specified disk or spare.
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remove
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Removes a specified disk or spare.
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modify
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Modifies a RAID volume or a disk.
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start
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Starts a maintenance task.
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stop
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Stops a maintenance task.
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restore
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Finds the RAID configuration saved on a disk and restores it.
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clear
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Clears the RAID configuration saved on the disks of a defined controller.
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export
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Generates an XML file from a RAID configuration.
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import
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Reads in a RAID configuration from an XML file and creates RAID volumes and spares.
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Whenever devices (controllers, RAID volumes, and disks) are used with commands, they must be
uniquely identified. For information on how to do so, see the device-naming scheme at CLI Tools Device-Naming Convention.
Device naming is shared with other CLI Tools based on the storage library.