Reference Guide

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx show jbod all

This command shows all information of a non-RAID disks/JBOD drive for the specified slot in the controller. The all option in

the command shows information for all slots on the controller. x stands for a number, a list of numbers, a range of numbers, or

all numbers.

Input example:

perccli /c0/e2/s4 show jbod all

Drive erase commands

Table 10. Conventions

Options Description

/cx

Specifies a controller where x is the controller index.

/ex

Specifies an enclosure where x is the enclosure device ID.

/sx

Specifies a physical drive where x is the slot number.

The PERC Command Line supports the following drive erase commands:

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx secureerase[force]

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx stop erase

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx show erase

[patternA=<val>][patternB=<val>]

The detailed description for each command follows.

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx secureerase [force]

This command erases the drive's security configuration and securely erases data on a drive. You can use the force option as a

confirmation to erase the data on the drive and the security information.

Input example:

perccli /c0/e25/s1 secureerase

NOTE:

This command deletes data on the drive and the security configuration and this data is no longer accessible. This

command is used for SED drives only.

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx stop erase

Stops secure erase on non-SED drives.

perccli /cx[/ex]/sx show erase

Displays the status as percentage of secure erase completed.

crypto] [patternA=<val>] [patternB=<val>]

This command securely erases non-SED drives. The drive is written with erase patterns to ensure that the data is securely

erased. You can use the following options with the start erase command:

Working with the PERC Command Line Interface Tool