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Windows NT, Checking Disk Array Status

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Using the ARM Command Line Utilities for Windows NT Checking Disk Array Status This command creates logical drive 0 with a capacity of 1000 Mbytes on the array identified by serial number 00786B5C0000. This step makes disk array capacity available to your operating system, and it must be repeated for each logical drive to be created. Make sure you observe any operating system limitations on logical drive size or number. For more information, see "Creating a Logical Drive" in this chapter. Checking Disk Array Status One of the most important management tasks is monitoring the status, operation, and configuration of the disk array. It is important to know how well the disk array is operating and if any problems or failures have occurred. Using the ARM arraydsp command, you can easily check all aspects of disk array operation and configuration. The arraydsp command options, summarized in Table 27, allow you to display information about each disk array hardware component, as well as information about the logical configuration of the disk array. Table 27. arraydsp Options for Displaying Disk Array Status Option none -l [LUN] -a -c -d -h -i -m -R -r -S -s -v Status Information Displayed General information about the disk array Information for the specified LUN All information displayed for options -l, -d, -c, -s, -v, and -h Array controller status Disk status Hardware status Serial numbers for all disk arrays Display performance metrics Rescan Make performance recommendations Generate raw output, used in combination with other options General configuration information. For a complete description of all the configuration settings, see "Viewing the Disk Array General Configuration Settings" at the end of this chapter. Capacity information Windows NT 244

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Using the ARM Command Line Utilities for Windows NT
Checking Disk Array Status
244
Windows NT
This command creates logical drive 0 with a capacity of 1000 Mbytes on the array identified by serial
number 00786B5C0000.
This step makes disk array capacity available to your operating system, and it must be repeated for each
logical drive to be created. Make sure you observe any operating system limitations on logical drive size or
number. For more information, see “
Creating a Logical Drive
” in this chapter.
Checking Disk Array Status
One of the most important management tasks is monitoring the status, operation, and configuration of the
disk array. It is important to know how well the disk array is operating and if any problems or failures have
occurred. Using the ARM
arraydsp
command, you can easily check all aspects of disk array operation
and configuration. The
arraydsp
command options, summarized in
Table 27
, allow you to display
information about each disk array hardware component, as well as information about the logical
configuration of the disk array.
Table 27. arraydsp Options for Displaying Disk Array Status
Option
Status Information Displayed
none
General information about the disk array
-l [LUN
]
Information for the specified LUN
-a
All information displayed for options -l, -d, -c, -s, -v, and -h
-c
Array controller status
-d
Disk status
-h
Hardware status
-i
Serial numbers for all disk arrays
-m
Display performance metrics
-R
Rescan
-r
Make performance recommendations
-S
Generate raw output, used in combination with other options
-s
General configuration information. For a complete description of
all the configuration settings, see “
Viewing the Disk Array General
Configuration Settings
” at the end of this chapter.
-v
Capacity information