Dell PowerVault MD3060e Series, Cli Manual

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Additional Information
When this command is successful, you can run the
start diskGroup import
command to finish moving the disk
group to a Complete state, which makes the disk group available to the new storage array.
If this command is unsuccessful because hardware problems prevented the completion of the export, use the
set
diskGroup forceState
command. The
set diskGroup forceState
command lets you use the
start
diskGroup import
command to import a disk group.
After the disk group is in an Exported state or a Forced state, you can remove the physical disks that comprise the disk
group from the storage array. You can reinstall the physical disks in a different storage array.
Start Disk Group Import
This command moves a disk group into a Complete state to make a newly introduced disk group available to its new
storage array. The disk group must be in an Exported state or a Forced state before you run this command. Upon
successfully running the command, the disk group is operational.
NOTE: Within the disk group, you cannot move virtual disks that are associated with the premium features from one
storage array to another storage array.
Syntax
start diskGroup [ diskGroupName ] import
Parameter
Parameter Description
diskGroup Number of the disk group to defragment. You must put
brackets ([ ]) around the disk group number.
NOTE: Higher-level virtual disks that are specifically related to premium features (Snapshot, Remote Virtual Disk
Mirroring, Virtual Disk Copy, mapping, and persistent reservations) are removed as part of the import operation.
You must run the show
diskGroup importDependencies
command before you run the
start
diskGroup import
command.
Start Disk Pool Locate
This command initiates a location operation on all of the physical disks that comprise the specified disk pool.
Syntax
start diskPool [diskPoolName] locate
Parameter
Parameter Description
diskPool The alphanumberic identifier of the disk pool (including –
and _) that you want to locate. Enclose the
diskPoolName
in square brackets ([ ]).
Start Enclosure Blink
This command identifies an enclosure by turning on the indicator LED. (Use the
stop enclosure blink
command
to turn off the indicator LED for the enclosure.)
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