Dell PowerVault MD 32XX/36XX Series Storage Arrays CLI Guide

Description

For the virtual disks in a storage array, this command returns the following information:

• The number of virtual disks
• The name
• The status
• The capacity
• The RAID level
• The disk group where the virtual disk is located
• Details:
  • The virtual disk ID
  • The subsystem ID
  • The physical disk type (SAS)
  • Enclosure loss protection
  • The preferred owner
  • The current owner
  • The segment size
  • The modification priority
  • The read cache status (enabled or disabled)
  • The write cache status (enabled or disabled)
  • The write cache without batteries status (enabled or disabled)
  • The write cache with replication status (enabled or disabled)
  • The flush write cache after time
  • The cache read prefetch setting (TRUE or FALSE)
  • The enable background media scan status (enabled or disabled)
  • The media scan with redundancy check status (enabled or disabled)
• The snapshot (legacy) repository virtual disks
• The replication repository virtual disks
• The snapshot (legacy) virtual disks
• The snapshot (legacy) copies

Syntax

show (allVirtualDisks | virtualDisk [
                                 virtualDiskName] |
                                 virtualDisks [
                                 virtualDiskName1 ...
                                 virtualDiskNameN]) summary
                              

Parameters

Notes

For snapshot virtual disk copies, the show virtualDisk command returns information about the schedules for the snapshot virtual disk copies. The schedule information is in this form:

Schedule State: "Active" | "Disabled" | "Completed"
                                 Last Run Time: <mm/dd/yyyy> <hh:mm a.m. | p.m.>
                                 Next Run Time: <mm/dd/yyyy> <hh:mm a.m. | p.m.>
                                 Start Date: <mm/dd/yyyy> End Date: <mm/dd/yyyy> | "No End Date"
                                 End Date:
                                 Days of Week: <Sunday - Saturday>, <Sunday - Saturday>, ….
                                 Times for snapshot recreate: <hh:mm a.m. | p.m.>, <hh:mm a.m. | p.m.>