Display a Brief Listing of All Devices

• To display a brief listing of all available controllers, RAID volumes, disks in use, and available disks, type:

  raidconfig list all

  The following shows sample output from this command.

  CONTROLLER c0
  =============
  Manufacturer   Model     F/W Version    RAID Volumes   Disks
  ------------------------------------------------------------
  Adaptec        0x0285    5.2-0          4              8
  
  RAID Volumes
  ============
  ID     Name               Device     Status        Num Disks   Level   Size (GB)
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  c0r0   0919XF5017-0       /dev/sda   OK            1           Simple  146
  c0r1   raid1              /dev/sdb   OK            2           0       293
  c0r2   raid2              /dev/sdc   OK            3           10      146
  c0r3   noname             /dev/sdd   OK            2           0       293
  
  DISKS In Use
  ============
  ID      Chassis   Slot   RAID ID   Status    Type   Media   Spare      Size (GB)
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  c0d0    0         0      c0r0      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d1    0         1      c0r2      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d2    0         2      c0r3      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d3    0         3      c0r3      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d4    0         4      c0r2      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d5    0         5      c0r2      -         sas    HDD     Dedicated  146
  c0d6    0         6      c0r1      OK        sas    HDD     -          146
  c0d7    0         7      c0r1      OK        sas    HDD     -          146 

  The following table lists the possible RAID statuses that can be displayed with the raidconfig list all command.

  Status Meaning OK The status of the RAID volume is OK. DEGRADED The RAID volume has been degraded. FAILED The RAID volume has failed. MISSING The controller is reporting that it has a RAID volume is configured but the actual configuration settings aren't available. This status is rare.

  The following table lists the possible disk statuses that can be displayed with the raidconfig list all command.

  Status Meaning OK The status of the disk is OK. OFFLINE The disk is offline. FAILED The disk has failed. MISSING The disk has been removed from a RAID. INIT The disk has been initialized. SPARE The disk is a spare.