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Managing HP Smart Array Controllers from the Command Line

Managing HP Smart Array Controllers from the Command Line HP Smart Array RAID controllers have a command line interface available in Windows, Linux, and ESX. Below are a few specific use cases followed by a list of common commands. In Windows, the CLI tool is located at C:\Program Files\Smart Storage Administrator\ssacli\bin\ on an HP server configured using Smart Start. Add a Physical Drive to a Logical Drive #Set your location to the appropriate directory cd C:\Program Files\Smart Storage Administrator\ssacli\bin\ #Enumerate your RAID controller and drive configuration ssacli.exe controller all show config #Add unassigned drive to an existing logical drive ssacli controller slot=0 logicaldrive 2 add drives=2I:2:5 #Enumerate your RAID controller physical and logical drive configuration #Confirm the physical drive was added to the logical drive #Notice the "Transforming" progress indicator ssacli.exe controller all show config Extend a Logical Driv...

Managing Dell Perc Array Controllers from the Command Line

Background You may find it easier to do basic disk controller configuration from the command line because the UI can be a bit clunky. Also, there are times when a drive will show up in the UI with an unclear warning message and the drive is unusable. The CLI can be used to clear issues in some cases. Below are some brief notes on performing some basic tasks, the complete documentation can be found at dell.com . Download the Tool Go to Dell.com Go to support Search for PercCLI Download and extract to c:\windows\system32 You should only see two files: Controllers #Show controllers (Note the Controller index/number) perccli show all #Show detail for a controller, it's physical disks, and it's virtual disks (e.g. Controller 0) perccli /c0 show all Note: This output is long, I included the most interesting parts that relate to basic disk configuration #Show controller logs perccli /c0 show termlog Virtual Disks #Create a virtual disk (e.g. Controller 0, Virtual disk, RAID 0, Dri...

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