Screen Reporting Style
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brackets indicate that you may omit the controller ID, to rescan all controllers,
and the noscan parameter, so that the operation will be reported to the
operating system.
Screen Reporting Style
In the previous version of the CLI, 3ware has changed the default reporting
style to a tabular reporting style for screen displays. Using this format,
information is easier to read and analyze. The new style also accommodates
automation, by providing consistent columns with or without values so that it
can be easily parsed.
The original, non-tabular style is still available. To use the old style, set the
TW_CLI_STYLE to OLD as shown below, depending on your operating
system.
For Redhat and SuSE (bash, ksh, or sh), enter
export TW_CLI_STYLE=OLD
For Linux csh (C-shell), enter:
setenv TW_CLI_STYLE OLD
For Windows, enter
set TW_CLI_STYLE=OLD
To keep the new CLI output style following a reboot or when a new window
or shell is opened you must edit the environment variables in both Windows
and Linux.
To use the new style, enter
TW_CLI_STYLE=" "
or
TW_CLI_STYLE="NEW"
The examples in this document use the new style of reporting.
Info Commands
The
info
commands provide information about the 3ware controller, the
attached drives, and configured RAID arrays or units. The
info
commands are
for querying purposes only.
Info commands are read-only operations showing various values of
controllers, units, and drives.
Syntax
info
info
c<c>
[driver|model|firmware|bios|monitor|serial|pcb|pchip|achip
numports|numunits|numdrives|unitstatus|drivestatus|allunitstatus
exportjbod|ondegrade|spinup|stagger]
info c<c> u<u> [status|rebuildstatus|verifystatus|initializestatus]
