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These options can be specified in any order, but an option from another category of options cannot occur between any two options from this category. Automatic Script File Format The automatic script is used to apply automatic configuration rules to unconfigured or configured controllers. If the -i-with-reset or -reset command line switch is used, the existing controller configuration is cleared with data loss before the new configuration is applied, effectively making it an unconfigured controller. The cpqacuxe utility automatic scripting uses the same configuration suggested that is used in the Express path of the cpqacuxe utility GUI. Therefore, the automatic configuration rules are the same as the cpqacuxe utility GUI Express path. The following is an automatic script file syntax: Action = Configure|Reconfigure Method = Auto ; Controller Options ; There can be multiple controller specifications in the file Controller = All | First | Slot [N][:N] | SerialNumber [N]| WWN [N] | IOCabinet [N],IOBay [N],IOChassis [N], Slot [N],Cabinet [N],Cell [N] ClearConfigurationWithDataLoss = Yes|No LicenseKey = XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX DeleteLicenseKey = XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX RaidArrayId = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" ReadCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100 WriteCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100 RebuildPriority = Low|Medium|High ExpandPriority = Low|Medium|High SurfaceScanDelay= N OnlineSpare = Yes|No RAID = 0|1|4|5|6|ADG Table 6-6 Automatic Script File Options Option Action Value Defines if you are changing existing arrays and logical drives or adding new ones. This option is required. Configure: Existing arrays are not modified. If unassigned physical drives exist, new arrays and logical drives are automatically created. Reconfigure: Existing arrays might be modified in a non-data-destructive manner. If unassigned physical drives exist, existing arrays might automatically be expanded and new arrays automatically created. New logical drives are created on the expanded and newly created arrays. If the -i-with-reset or -reset command line switch is used, the existing controller configuration is cleared with data loss as the first step in the configurations process, regardless of the setting of the Action mode. Method Defines whether you are in Automatic or Custom mode. Auto is the default value. 54 Utilities Reference

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These options can be specified in any order, but an option from another category of options
cannot occur between any two options from this category.
Automatic Script File Format
The automatic script is used to apply automatic configuration rules to unconfigured or configured
controllers. If the
-i-with-reset
or
–
reset
command line switch is used, the existing controller
configuration is cleared with data loss before the new configuration is applied, effectively making
it an unconfigured controller. The
cpqacuxe
utility automatic scripting uses the same
configuration suggested that is used in the Express path of the
cpqacuxe
utility GUI. Therefore,
the automatic configuration rules are the same as the
cpqacuxe
utility GUI Express path.
The following is an automatic script file syntax:
Action = Configure|Reconfigure
Method = Auto
; Controller Options
; There can be multiple controller specifications in the file
Controller = All | First | Slot [
N
][:
N
] |
SerialNumber [
N
]| WWN [
N
] |
IOCabinet [
N
],IOBay [
N
],IOChassis [
N
],
Slot [
N
],Cabinet [
N
],Cell [
N
]
ClearConfigurationWithDataLoss = Yes|No
LicenseKey =
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
DeleteLicenseKey =
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
RaidArrayId =
“
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
”
ReadCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100
WriteCache = 0|10|20|25|30|40|50|60|70|75|80|90|100
RebuildPriority = Low|Medium|High
ExpandPriority = Low|Medium|High
SurfaceScanDelay= N
OnlineSpare = Yes|No
RAID = 0|1|4|5|6|ADG
Table 6-6 Automatic Script File Options
Value
Option
Defines if you are changing existing arrays and logical drives or adding new ones.
This option is required.
Configure
: Existing arrays are not modified. If unassigned physical drives exist,
new arrays and logical drives are automatically created.
Reconfigure
: Existing arrays might be modified in a non-data-destructive manner.
If unassigned physical drives exist, existing arrays might automatically be expanded
and new arrays automatically created. New logical drives are created on the
expanded and newly created arrays.
If the
-i-with-reset
or
-reset
command line switch is used, the existing
controller configuration is cleared with data loss as the first step in the configurations
process, regardless of the setting of the Action mode.
Action
Defines whether you are in Automatic or Custom mode.
Auto
is the default value.
Method
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