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This option is only available on a Physical DR. Syntax maintenance --hardware --motherboard_replaced maintenance --disk [--make_standby [slot num]] [--type ] --clear_foreign] Description Creates a standby disk for a DR Series system. Syntax The --make_standby [slot num] command option changes the state of a physical disk (making disk 3 in this example the standby). The slot number (0-11) that is defined in the command identifies the physical disk to set as the hot-swap spare. maintenance --disk --make_standby 3 The --type ] command option manages the standby disk type (by specifying it as internal or external, and if external which enclosure number, or by its service tag). maintenance --disk --type external-1 The --clear_foreign command changes the state of a physical disk. Use this command when inserting a disk from another appliance, or the disk had been used in a different RAID configuration. After installing, you must enter the following command at the system prompt: maintenance --disk --clear_foreign NOTE: The output of the DR Series system CLI system --show --hardware command lists the current states of the system disks. One possible state is foreign, which indicates that the --clear_foreign command needs to be run. In addition, an alert is generated if the DR Series system detects that any of the disks were in a foreign state. maintenance --remote_access [--show] Description The command shows remote access information. Syntax maintenance --remote_access --show Result Remote Access Device Device Type : iDRAC7 Enterprise iDRAC Ports : Present IPMI Version : 2.0 System GUID : 3157304f-c0b6-4a80-3910-00564cxxxxxx Number of Possible Active Sessions : 5 Number of Current Active Sessions : 0 Enable IPMI Over LAN : Yes SOL Enabled : Yes MAC Address : 78-45-C4-EC-xx-xx IPv4 Address IP Address Source : Static IP Address : 10.250.241.xxx IP Subnet : 255.255.xxx.x IP Gateway : 10.250.xxx.x 119

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This option is only available on a Physical DR.
Syntax
maintenance --hardware --motherboard_replaced
maintenance --disk [--make_standby [slot num]] [--type <internal | external-<num> |
service tag>] --clear_foreign]
Description
Creates a standby disk for a DR Series system.
Syntax
The
--make_standby [slot num]
command option changes the state of a physical disk (making disk 3 in this example the
standby). The slot number (0-11) that is defined in the command identifies the physical disk to set as the hot-swap spare.
maintenance --disk --make_standby 3
The
--type <internal | external-<num> | service tag>]
command option manages the standby disk type (by specifying it as
internal or external, and if external which enclosure number, or by its service tag).
maintenance --disk --type external-1
The
--clear_foreign
command changes the state of a physical disk. Use this command when inserting a disk from
another appliance, or the disk had been used in a different RAID configuration. After installing, you must enter the
following command at the system prompt:
maintenance --disk --clear_foreign
NOTE:
The output of the DR Series system CLI
system --show --hardware
command lists the current states of the
system disks. One possible state is
foreign
, which indicates that the
--clear_foreign
command needs to be run. In
addition, an alert is generated if the DR Series system detects that any of the disks were in a foreign state.
maintenance --remote_access [--show]
Description
The command shows remote access information.
Syntax
maintenance --remote_access --show
Result
Remote Access Device
Device Type
: iDRAC7 Enterprise
iDRAC Ports
: Present
IPMI Version
: 2.0
System GUID
: 3157304f-c0b6-4a80-3910-00564cxxxxxx
Number of Possible Active Sessions : 5
Number of Current Active Sessions
: 0
Enable IPMI Over LAN
: Yes
SOL Enabled
: Yes
MAC Address
: 78-45-C4-EC-xx-xx
IPv4 Address
IP Address Source : Static
IP Address
: 10.250.241.xxx
IP Subnet
: 255.255.xxx.x
IP Gateway
: 10.250.xxx.x
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