User's Guide

Executing Consistency Check for all Logical Drives for RAID Controller not

supporting Patrol Read

To execute Consistency Check for all Logical Drives of a RAID Controller not supporting Patrol Read, use "ccs"

command of the raidcmd.

Stopping Consistency Check

You can stop Consistency Check being executed on the way. The procedure of stopping Consistency Check is

described below.

RAID Viewer

Step 1 Start the RAID Viewer. See [Operation View] while Consistency Check is executed.

Step 2 Click operation [Consistency Check]

which you want to stop. Click [Stop] on the Operation

View. After the Consistency Check is stopped,

[Status] on the Operation View is changed to

[Stopped].

raidcmd

Step 1 Execute "cc" command with -op option

and the following parameters.

-c : Number of the RAID Controller containing the Logical

Drive for which Consistency Check is stopped (If specify

"all" as parameter, the targets are all Logical Drives of all

RAID Controllers)

-l : Number of the Logical Drive for which Consistency Check is stopped (If specify "all" as parameter, the targets are all Logical Drives

of RAID Controllers specified by -c)

-op : Specify "stop" to stop Consistency Check

Step 2 After the Consistency Check is stopped, the raidcmd terminates normally. The stopped Consistency Check

disappears from the list of "

oplist" command.

Checking Result of Executing Consistency Check

You can find the result of executing Consistency Check by checking the RAID Log of the Universal RAID Utility.

If a problem is detected, the Consistency Check logs both the message indicating the result if Consistency

Check has been finished successfully and that indicating the error in the RAID Log .

> raidcmd cc -c=1 -l=2 -op=stop

> raidcmd oplist

RAID Controller #1