HP ProLiant DL288 Configuring Arrays on HP Smart Array Controllers Reference G - Page 57

undesirable when running batch file scripts. To prevent warning prompts from being displayed, use the term forced as a parameter. Example command: ctrl ch="Lab4" ld 1 delete forced Keyword abbreviations Several commonly used keywords in the ACU CLI have acceptable abbreviations, as shown in the following table. For a complete list of abbreviations, enter help shorthand in the ACU CLI. Keyword adapterid allunassigned arrayaccelerator cacheratio chassisname* chassisserialnumber chassisslot configurationmode connectionname controller ctrlpath degradedperformancemode drivetype drivewritecache elevatorsort expandpriority inconsistencyrepairpolicy licensekey logicaldrive Abbreviation in ACU CLI ai all aa cr ch* csn chs cm cn ctrl cp dpo dt dwc es ep irp lk ld Keyword mnpdelay nobatterywritecache parallelscsi physicaldrive postprompttimeout preferredpathmode queuedepth raid1writebuffering rebuildpriority redundantcontroller serialnumber stripesize surfaceanalysiseventnotify surfacescandelay sufacescanpriority surfacescanschedule tapedrive waitforcacheroom - Abbreviation in ACU CLI mnpd nbwc ps pd ppto ppm qd r1wb rp rc sn ss saen ssd sp sss td wfcr - *The CLI also uses this keyword and abbreviation for the terms box name and RAID array ID. The show command The show command enables you to obtain information about a device. Syntax: show [detail]|[status] When you specify a target that consists of several devices, the information in the output is normally less comprehensive than when you specify only one device as the target. You can use the [detail] parameter in this case to retain all the information usually given for individual devices. Two extra parameters are available for controller targets: ssp and config. These parameters are used as follows: show config [detail] HP Array Configuration Utility 57