HP XP7 RAID Manager Reference Guide (T1610-96064)

Examples
Starting the performance monitoring of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool ID: 20.
# raidcom monitor pool -pool 20 -operation start
Starting the performance monitoring of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool Name:
my_tier_pool.
# raidcom monitor pool -pool my_tier_pool -operation start
Stopping the performance monitoring of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool ID: 20.
# raidcom monitor pool -pool 20 -operation stop
Stopping the performance monitoring of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool Name:
my_tier_pool.
# raidcom monitor pool -pool my_tier_pool -operation stop
raidcom reallocate pool
Sets the start or stop of Tier relocation of a pool for Smart Tiers and Smart Tiers Z.
Syntax
raidcom reallocate pool -pool {<pool ID#> | <pool naming>}
-operation <type>
Options and parameters
DescriptionOption
Specifies the pool ID (0-127) or pool name of a Smart Tiers or Smart Tiers Z pool.-pool {<pool ID#> | <pool
naming>}
When only a number is specified, it is recognized as a pool ID. Therefore, when you
specify a pool whose name is only a number, use the pool ID instead of the pool name.
Relocation operation instruction:-operation <type>
start: Start the tier relocation.
stop: Stop the tier relocation.
Examples
Starting the tier relocation of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool: 20.
# raidcom reallocate pool -pool 20 -operation start
Starting the tier relocation of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool Name: my_tier_pool.
# raidcom reallocate pool -pool my_tier_pool -operation start
Stopping the relocation of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool: 20.
# raidcom reallocate pool -pool 20 -operation stop
Stopping the relocation of a pool for Smart Tiers/Smart Tiers Z with Pool Name: my_tier_pool.
# raidcom reallocate pool -pool my_tier_pool -operation stop
raidcom get command_status
It displays an error information of the configuration setting command (asynchronous command) to
be executed asynchronously.
When an error occurs with the execution of an asynchronous command, the total number of errors
or error information such as error codes (SSB1 and SSB2) are stored in the storage system at the
first occurrence. After executing asynchronous command, check the error information by executing
this command.
212 Configuration setting commands