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Command Line Interface User’s Guide

Executing container remove spare 0 (CHANNEL=2,ID=3,LUN=0)

After running the container remove spare command to

remove one or more spare disks from a single container, use the

container show spare command to display information about

your spare disks, as in the following example. In the example, the

Scsi C:ID:L column indicates No Devices Assigned, which means

that no spare disk is assigned to container 0.

HPN0> container show spare

Executing: container show spare

Container Scsi C:ID:L

_________ ___________________________

0 --- No Devices Assigned ---

Assigning Global Spare Disks

The CLI allows you to assign one or more spare disks to all

containers managed by a controller. To assign one or more spare

disks for all container’s managed by a controller, use the

container set global_spare command.

To work with globally assigning spare disks, you must understand:

■ The container assign global spare disks attributes you can

specify

■ How to assign global spare disks

The following sections discuss each of these topics.

Understanding the Assign Global Spare Disk Attributes You can

Specify

You use the container set global_spare command to assign

spare disks to multiple containers. The container set

global_spare command has no attributes.

Understanding How to Assign Global Spare Disks

This section provides an example that describes how to assign spare

disks to all containers managed by a controller.

Before assigning a spare disk to all containers managed by a

controller, use the container list command to display

information about your containers, as in the following example. In

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