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container set cache [/read_cache_enable, write_cache_enable

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Command Line Interface (CLI) container remove global_failover {device_ID} [{device_ID}...] Removes a global failover assignment. Parameters {device_ID}-ID for the device to remove as a failover disk. container restore RAID5 {container} Tries to restore a RAID 5 that has a number of dead segments as members. Parameters {container}-ID of the RAID 5 to restore. container scrub [/io_delay={integer}] [/no_repair={boolean}] [/wait={boolean}] {container} Checks and repairs the consistency of a redundant array. Parameters {container}-ID of the redundant array to build. Switches /io_delay-Number of milliseconds the controller waits between IOs when building the array. /no_repair-Specifies whether the build operation be performed without repairing the error. /wait- If FALSE (the default), the operation is performed in the background and the command prompt is returned immediately. If TRUE, the operation is performed immediately and the command prompt is returned only when done. container set cache [/read_cache_enable={boolean}] [/unprotected={boolean}] [/write_cache_enable={boolean}] {container} Sets cache parameters for a specific array. Useful only if a native operating system's file system resides on the array. Parameters {container}-Specifies the ID of the array on which to set cache parameters. C-23

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Command Line Interface (CLI)
container remove global_failover {device_ID}
[{device_ID}...]
Removes a global failover assignment.
Parameters
{device_ID}
—
ID for the device to remove as a failover disk.
container restore RAID5 {container}
Tries to restore a RAID 5 that has a number of dead segments as
members.
Parameters
{container}
—
ID of the RAID 5 to restore.
container scrub [/io_delay={integer}]
[/no_repair={
boolean
}] [/wait={
boolean
}] {container}
Checks and repairs the consistency of a redundant array.
Parameters
{container}
—
ID of the redundant array to build.
Switches
/io_delay
—
Number of milliseconds the controller waits
between IOs when building the array.
/no_repair
—
Specifies whether the build operation be
performed without repairing the error.
/wait
—
If
FALSE
(the default), the operation is performed in the
background and the command prompt is returned immediately.
If
TRUE
, the operation is performed immediately and the
command prompt is returned only when done.
container set cache [/read_cache_enable={
boolean
}]
[/unprotected={
boolean
}] [/write_cache_enable={
boolean
}]
{container}
Sets cache parameters for a specific array. Useful only if a native
operating system's file system resides on the array.
Parameters
{container}
—
Specifies the ID of the array on which to set
cache parameters.