Viewing Pool and Device Status (CLI)

Use the following procedure to view pool and device status.
  1. Go to configuration storage.

    The default pool is selected and displayed.

  2. Optional: If you have multiple pools, select a different pool to view.

    If the default pool is not the pool that you want to view, enter set pool= and specify another online pool.

    hostname:configuration storage (pool0)> set pool=pool1 
                             pool = pool1
  3. Enter show.
  4. View pool encryption properties.
    • If the appliance is at software release OS8.8.0 or later and the Enable Pool Encryption deferred update is applied (see Enable Pool Encryption Deferred Update in Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Customer Service Manual, Release OS8.8.x), an ENCRYPTED column is displayed.
    • If a pool is not encrypted, then the value of the ENCRYPTED column is a hyphen (-) and the value of the encryption property is off.
    • If a pool is encrypted, then the ENCRYPTED column displays the encryption type. See Encryption Properties.
    • If the selected pool is encrypted, then the encryption property displays the encryption type. In addition, the following four properties are displayed:
      • keystatus - Either available or unavailable. If the value of the keystatus property is unavailable, then the key has been deleted.
      • keychangedate - The date the key was last changed. If the value of the keychangedate property is blank, then the key value has not been changed since the pool was created.
      • keyname - The name of the key.
      • keystore - The name of the keystore.
    hostname:configuration storage (pool1)> ls
    Pools:
      POOL            OWNER     DATA PROFILE LOG PROFILE STATUS   ERRS ENCRYPTED
    ->pool1           hostname  mirror       -           online   0    aes-128-ccm
      pool2           hostname  mirror       -           online   0    -
      pool3           hostname  stripe       -           online   0    -
    
    Properties:
                              pool = pool1
                            status = online
                            errors = 0
                           profile = mirror
                       log_profile = -
                     cache_profile = -
                      meta_profile = -
                retainedfileystems = 1
                   retentionexpiry = 2022-05-16-20:20:35 (expired)
                             scrub = none requested
       async_destroy_reclaim_space = 0
                        encryption = aes-128-ccm
                         keystatus = available
                     keychangedate =
                           keyname = MyKey
                          keystore = LOCAL

    If a pool is not encrypted, the four key values do not display but are still available by using the get or script commands.

  5. To see more detailed pool and device error information, go to maintenance problems for active errors, or maintenance logs for a history of all problems.