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17-2 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide

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Determining how much space on each disk is available to the filer. Refer to

Understanding Usable Space on Each Disk in Chapter 3 for more information

about disk capacity.

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Determining the status of the disk operations, such as RAID scrubbing, recon-

struction, parity verification, adding a hot spare, and disk failure.

You can obtain the information displayed by

sysconfig -r

from SNMP, using the

Dell custom MIB. For information about SNMP, see Using SNMP in Chapter 4.

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The

sysconfig -t

command displays device and configuration information for

each tape drive on the system. Use this command to determine the capacity of the

tape drive and the device name before you use the

dump

and

restore

commands.

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The

sysconfig -v

command displays the systems RAM size, NVRAM size, and

information about devices in all expansion slots. This information varies according to

the devices on the filer. You can specify a slot number to display information about a

particular slot. Slot numbers start at 0, where slot 0 is the system board.

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If you enter

sysconfig

without any options, information similar to what you get

with

sysconfig -v

is displayed, but the information is abbreviated. When you

report a problem to Dell, provide the information displayed by

sysconfig -v

. This

information is useful for diagnosing system problems.

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The

vol status

command displays information about a volumess configuration.

The types of information displayed depend on the command options. When you spec-

ify a volume, the information for that volume is displayed; when you do not specify a

volume, the status of all volumes in the filer is displayed.

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With no options, the

vol status

command displays a one-line synopsis of volume

states. This includes the volume name, whether it is on-line or off-line, and other

states, for example, partial, degraded, and so on.

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The

vol status -d

command displays information about disks. The disk informa-

tion is the same as the information from the

sysconfig -d

command.