Chapter 4 Function/System Settings and Display
4.2 Advanced Copy Management > create rec-disk-buffer
ETERNUS CLI User’s Guide
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■ Example(s)
For the ETERNUS DX8700 S2:
cm0cpu0 Controller module #0 CPU#0
cm0cpu1 Controller module #0 CPU#1
cm1cpu0 Controller module #1 CPU#0
cm1cpu1 Controller module #1 CPU#1
cm2cpu0 Controller module #2 CPU#0
cm2cpu1 Controller module #2 CPU#1
cm3cpu0 Controller module #3 CPU#0
cm3cpu1 Controller module #3 CPU#1
cm4cpu0 Controller module #4 CPU#0
cm4cpu1 Controller module #4 CPU#0
cm5cpu0 Controller module #5 CPU#0
cm5cpu1 Controller module #5 CPU#1
cm6cpu0 Controller module #6 CPU#0
cm6cpu1 Controller module #6 CPU#1
cm7cpu0 Controller module #7 CPU#0
cm7cpu1 Controller module #7 CPU#1
auto Automatically (default)
-stripe-depth
Optional. This parameter specifies the stripe depth for the REC Disk Buffer that is to be created.
If omitted, it is handled as if "64kb" is specified.
64kb 64k Byte
128kb 128k Byte (Only for RAID 5 configurations of 10 or more disks, RAID 0
configurations, and RAID1+0 configurations)
256kb 256k Byte (Only for RAID 5 configurations of 9 or less disks, RAID 0
configurations, and RAID1+0 configurations)
512kb 512k Byte (Only for RAID 5 configurations of 5 or less disks, RAID 0
configurations, and RAID1+0 configurations)
1024kb 1024k Byte (Only for RAID0 configurations and RAID1+0 configurations)
The following example creates an REC disk buffer using disks #001, #002, #011 and #012:
CLI> create rec-disk-buffer -name REC01 -encryption enable -assigned-cm 0 -disks 001-002, 011-012
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