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5-24 MegaRAID Command Tool
5.9.5 Save the Configuration on the Controller
Use the command in Table 5.31 to save the configuration for the selected
controller(s) to the given filename.
5.9.6 Restore the Configuration Data from File
Use the command in Table 5.32 to read the configuration from the file
and load it on the selected controller(s). You can restore the read/write
properties and RAID configuration using hot spares.
5.9.7 Manage Foreign Configuration Information
Use the command in Table 5.33 to manage configurations from other
controllers, called foreign configurations , for the selected controller(s).
You can scan, preview, import, and clear foreign configurations.
Note: The actual status of virtual drives and drives can differ from
that you run
–Preview
before you import a foreign
configuration.
Description Clears the existing configuration.
Table 5.30 Clear Existing Configuration (Cont.)
Table 5.31 Save Configuration on the Controller
Convention
MegaCli –CfgSave –f FileName -aN
Description Saves the configuration for the selected controller(s) to the given filename.
Table 5.32 Restore Configuration Data from File
Convention
MegaCli –CfgRestore –f FileName -aN
Description Reads the configuration from the file and loads it on the controller. MegaCLI can
store or restore all read and write controller properties, all read and write properties
for virtual drives, and the RAID configuration including hot spares. Note the following:
•
MegaCLI does not validate the setup when restoring the RAID configuration.
• The
-CfgSave
option stores the configuration data and controller properties in the
file. Configuration data has only the device ID and sequence number information
of the drives used in the configuration. The
CfgRestore
option will fail if the same
device IDs of the drives are not present.
the information displayed in the option. It is suggested