Installation guide
Table Of Contents
- Command Line Interface
- Reference Guide
- Introduction
- General Control Commands
- container Commands
- container add_level
- container create mirror
- container create mmirror
- container create mstripe
- container create mvolume
- container create raid5
- container create stripe
- container create volume
- container delete
- container extend file_system
- container extend mvolume
- container extend volume
- container list
- container lock
- container move
- container promote
- container readonly
- container readwrite
- container reconfigure
- container release_cache
- container remove drive_letter
- container remove failover
- container remove file_system
- container remove global_failover
- container restore RAID5
- container scrub
- container set cache
- container set failover
- container set global_failover
- container set io_delay
- container set label
- container show cache
- container show failover
- container split
- container unlock
- container unmirror
- controller Commands
- controller details
- controller firmware compare
- controller firmware save
- controller firmware update
- controller list
- controller pause_io
- controller rescan
- controller reset_scsi_channel
- controller resume_io
- controller set automatic_failover
- controller set array_verify
- controller show automatic_failover
- controller show channels
- controller show array_verify
- disk Commands
- diagnostic Commands
- diagnostic clear boot_parameters
- diagnostic dump structures
- diagnostic dump text
- diagnostic load_arrays
- diagnostic moderation set count
- diagnostic moderation set timer
- diagnostic moderation show count
- diagnostic moderation show timer
- diagnostic set boot_parameter
- diagnostic show boot_parameter
- diagnostic show history
- logfile Commands
- task Commands
- enclosure Commands
- enclosure activate slot
- enclosure identify slot
- enclosure list
- enclosure prepare slot
- enclosure set alarm
- enclosure set door
- enclosure set fan
- enclosure set interval
- enclosure set power
- enclosure set scsiid
- enclosure set temperature
- enclosure show fan
- enclosure show power
- enclosure show slot
- enclosure show status
- enclosure show temperature
- Automated Scripts
- Reference Guide
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container Commands
container set failover
To assign an automatic failover disk(s) for a single array, use the
container set failover
command. If the array was already
assigned a failover disk(s), the command adds the specified disk(s)
to the array’s list of failover disk(s). Although all array types accept
failover assignments, only mirror set and RAID 5 array
(redundant) array types use the failover assignment if a disk fails.
Syntax
container set failover {container} {scsi_device}
[{scsi_device}...]
Parameters
{container}
Specifies the ID number (0 to 63) of the array on which to
assign an automatic failover disk(s).
{scsi_device}
Specifies the ID for the SCSI device that you want to assign as
a failover disk to the array specified in the
container
parameter. A SCSI ID consists of a SCSI channel number (for
example, 0, 1, 2, 3, etc.), a SCSI device ID (0 through 15
inclusive), and a SCSI device logical unit number (0 through 7
inclusive).
For further details, see scsi_device on page 1-10.
{scsi_device}...
Specifies the ID(s) for additional SCSI device(s) that you want
to assign as failover disk(s) to the array specified in the
container parameter.
Examples
Before assigning a SCSI device as a failover disk to an array, use the
container list
command to obtain information about any
existing arrays.