Mac用のRAIDドライブとして定評のあるPROMISE Pegasusですが、スクリプトを用いて、ステータスを監視したりしたい場合があります。
そのような時、promiseutilというコマンドを用いて、PEGASUSのステータスを取得することができます。
そのpromiseutilのコマンドラインのプロパティの一覧をまとめておきます。
何かのご参考になれば幸いです。
server001:~ user$ promiseutil
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Promise Utility
Version: 3.18.0000.36 Build Date: Apr 21, 2014
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List available RAID HBAs and Subsystems
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Type # Model Alias WWN Seq
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hba 1 * Pegasus R6 xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx 1
hba 2 Pegasus R6 xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx 2
Totally 2 HBA(s) and 0 Subsystem(s)
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The row with ‘*’ sign refers the current working HBA/Subsystem path
To change the current HBA/Subsystem path, you may use the following command:
spath -a chgpath -t hba|subsys -p
Type help or ? to display all the available commands
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cliib> ?
Commands are designed in the following format:
OBJECT -> ACTION -> PARAMETER
The following commands are supported:
| about | View utility information. |
| array | View or edit array information. Create, edit or delete a new or existing array. Create, edit or delete logical drives in an existing array. To physically locate an array in an enclosure. Accept an incomplete array condition. |
| battery | View battery information or to recondition a battery. |
| bbm | View or clear the BBM defect list of the specified configured physical drive. |
| bga | View status of all current background activities. Enable or disable relevant background activities. Modify the background task rate for each of the background tasks. |
| buzz | View buzzer status, enable/disable and turn on/off buzzer. |
| checktable | View logical drive error tables. |
| clone | View logical drive clone status and progress. Start, stop a clone. |
| config | For express or automatic configuration. For advanced configuration please see the ‘array’ command. |
| ctrl | View or edit controller information and settings. |
| date | View or edit system time. |
| enclosure | View or edit enclosure and SEP information and settings. Locate an enclosure via LEDs. |
| event | View or clear events logs |
| export | Export files to remote tftp host. |
| factorydefaults | Restore settings to factory defaults. |
| init | View logical drive initialization status and progress. Start, stop, pause or resume an initialization or a quick initialization. |
| logdrv | View or edit logical drive information and settings. Locate a logical drive via LEDs. |
| migrate | Start and monitor disk array migration process. |
| mp | View media patrol status and progress. Start, stop, pause, or resume media patrol. |
| pdm | View PDM status and progress. Start, stop, pause, or resume PDM process. |
| phydrv | View or edit physical drive information and settings. Locate a physical drive via LEDs. |
| ptiflash | Update system software and firmware through local host. |
| rc | View redundancy check status and progress. Start, stop, pause or resume redundancy check. |
| rb | View rebuild status and progress. Start, stop, pause, or resume a rebuild process. |
| sc | View spare check status. Start spare check. |
| smart | S.M.A.R.T diagnostic for physical drives. |
| spare | Create or modify hot spare drives. |
| spath | Discover and change subsystem path. |
| stats | View or reset statistics. |
| subsys | View or edit subsystem information and settings. |
| sync | View logical drive synchronization status and progress. |
| topology | View SAS topology, the physical connections and device information. For products that support multiple enclosures only. |
| transit | View transition status and progress. Start, stop, pause, or resume a transition process. |
| help | When used alone will display this menu. When used in conjunction with a command (e.g.: help array) it will display help information for that particular command. |
| ? | This can be used in place of the help command or optionally can be used as a switch for a command such as array -? to provide command usage |
COMMANDS AND OPTIONS ARE NOT CASE SENSITIVE.
NOTES:
Not all extended keys are supported. However, BACKSPACE and the left and right arrow keys can be used for command line editing. In addition, the up and down arrow keys will allow scrolling through the command history buffer.
If context specific help is needed, each command has a -h option that will provide help for that command. It is also possible to use the format HELP to get context sensitive help. Each command also has a -? option to provide usage of the command.
Each command when used alone, such as “array” will display a summary of relevant information. If more information is desired, the -v verbose mode can
be used. This will provide information for all relevant aspects of that command.
Usage terminology is as follows:
[square braces] depict an optional switch
depict user input
Type ” | more” at the end of each command, to display info page by page.
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