Installation guide

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container Commands
The RO Column
This column displays the letters RO if the array is read-only.
Otherwise, if the array is read-write the column displays a blank
space. You can explicitly make an array read-only and read-write
with the container readonly
and container readwrite
commands.
Some CLI commands cause an array to temporarily become read-
only without the use of the container readonly
command.
The Lk Column
This column displays the letter L if the array is locked. Otherwise,
if the array is not locked, the column displays a blank space. You
can explicitly lock and unlock an array with the container lock
and container unlock commands.
Some CLI commands (during their execution) cause the array to
become locked. Typically these commands unlock the array upon
completing execution.
The Task Column
This column displays the task or tasks running on a specified array
or SCSI disk. Specifically, the column can display the items listed in
Table 3-4.
Table 3-4 Task Types
Task Meaning
Create
A create mirror set or create multilevel mirror set task is
running on the specified array. When the create mirror set or
create multilevel mirror set task completes, the specified
array is a mirror set or a multilevel array of mirror sets. The
create a mirror set or create a multilevel mirror set task runs
as a result of using the
container create mirror
or
container create mmirror command.
FmtFAT
An array format FAT file system task is running on the
specified array. The format FAT file system task runs as a
result of using the container format command with the
/file_system switch set to FAT.
FmtNTFS
An array format NTFS file system task is running on the
specified array. The format NTFS file system task runs as a
result of using the container format command with the
/file_system switch set to NTFS.