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Examples
rc
rc -a start -l3 -n -p
rc -a start -l3
rc -a stop -l2
rc
Usage
rc [-a <action>] [-l <LdId>]
rc -a start -l <LdId> [-n] [-p]
rc -a stop -l <LdId>
rc -a pause -l <LdId>
rc -a resume -l <LdId>
Summary
The rc command is used to start and stop a Redundancy Check and monitor the progress of a running Redundancy
Check.
Options
-a <action>
Specifies action to perform.
list
(Default) Displays active and paused Redundancy Checks and their status.
start
Starts a Redundancy Check.
stop
Stops a Redundancy Check.
pause
Pauses a Redundancy Check.
resume
Resumes a paused Redundancy Check.
-l <Pool ID>
Specifies the Pool ID on which to run redundancy check.
-n
Do not fix inconsistent data. This option causes Redundancy Check to run
without correcting inconsistent data. All inconsistency errors are reported.
-p
Pause on error. This option causes Redundancy Check to pause when it
encounters inconsistent data. The default is to continue on error.
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