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NOTE: This change in the interval value is not saved between restarts of the director firmware (NDU, director reboots).
When the director firmware is restarted, the interval value is reset to the default of 30 seconds.
Use the auto-unbanish-interval --director director command to display the current delay (in seconds) for
automatic unbanishment on the specified director.
Use the auto-unbanish-interval --director director --interval interval command to change the delay timer for
the specified director to the specified number of seconds.
The default metric for setting the --interval argument is seconds, but minutes and hours, and days are accepted. The
following are valid values for the --interval argument: 2s, 2second, 2seconds, 2sec, 2min, 2minute, 2minutes, 2hr, 2hours,
2hour.
NOTE: The interval is displayed in seconds.
Example
In the following example:
The auto-unbanish-interval --director director --interval interval command changes the delay timer to
200 seconds.
The auto-unbanish-interval --director director command displays the new setting.
VPlexcli:/> storage-volume auto-unbanish-interval --director director-1-1-A --
interval 200
VPlexcli:/> storage-volume auto-unbanish-interval --director director-1-1-A
200 seconds
See also
storage-volume list-banished
storage-volume unbanished
storage-volume claim
Claims the specified storage volumes.
Contexts
All contexts.
In /clusters/cluster/storage-elements/storage-volumes context, command is claim.
Syntax
storage-volume claim
[--appc]
[-n|--name] name
--thin-rebuild
--batch-size integer
[-d|--storage-volumes] path,path...
[-f|--force]
300
Commands