Array commands

Use the array commands to manage arrays and their properties.

charray
Use the charray command to change array attributes.
charraymember
Use the charraymember command to modify an array member's attributes, or to swap (exchange) a member of a RAID array with that of another drive.
expandarray
Use the expandarray command to add new drive capacity to an existing distributed array MDisk.
lsarray
Use the lsarray command to list the array MDisks.
lsarrayexpansionprogress
Use the lsarrayexpansionprogress command to display the array expansion task status for one or more arrays.
lsarrayinitprogress
Use the lsarrayinitprogress command to view the progress of array background initialization that occurs after creation.
lsarraylba
Use the lsarraylba command to permit an array logical block addressing (LBA) to be found from a drive and LBA.
lsarraymember
Use the lsarraymember command to list the member drives of one or more array MDisks.
lsarraymembergoals
Use the lsarraymembergoals command to list the spare goals for member drives of one or more array MDisks.
lsarraymemberprogress
Use the lsarraymemberprogress command to display array member background process status.
lsarrayrecommendation
Use the lsarrayrecommendation command to view a recommended configuration for the specified drive class and number of drives.
lsarraysyncprogress
Use the lsarraysyncprogress command to display how synchronized a RAID array is.
lscompatibledriveclasses
Use the lscompatibledriveclasses command to display all compatible drive class IDs for a given existing drive class.
lspotentialarraysize
Use the lspotentialarraysize command to display the size of a potential array for a specified drive count, drive class, and RAID level in the specified MDisk group.
mkarray
Use the mkarray command to create an MDisk array and add it to a storage pool. This command applies to nondistributed arrays. (Use the mkdistributedarray command to create distributed arrays).
mkdistributedarray
Use the mkdistributedarray command to create a distributed array and add it to a storage pool. (Use the mkarray command to create nondistributed arrays).
recoverarray
Use the recoverarray command to recover a specific corrupted array when you recover from either a T3 or when both nodes in an I/O group are removed.
recoverarraybycluster (Discontinued)
Attention: The recoverarraybycluster command has been discontinued. Use the recoverarraybysystem command instead.
recoverarraybysystem
Use the recoverarraybysystem command to recover corrupted arrays from either a T3 or when both nodes in an I/O group are removed.
rmarray
Use the rmarray command to remove an array MDisk from the configuration.

Parent topic: Command-line interface

Related reference

charray
charraymember
lsarray
lsarrayexpansionprogress
lsarrayinitprogress
lsarraylba
lsarraymember
lsarraymembergoals
lsarraymemberprogress
lsarrayrecommendation
lsarraysyncprogress
lspotentialarraysize
mkarray
mkdistributedarray
recoverarray
recoverarraybysystem
rmarray