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VESS R2000 Series Vess R2600 PRO configuration scripts
Ken Chou posted this 24 April 2015

# CONFIGURATION SCRIPT BEGIN
#
# Script Date:    Jun 5, 2015 09:08:10
#
# Script Summary: The configuration script is used to save the current RAID
#                 configuration, which can be later used for various purpose like
#                 - Propagating the saved configuration to other subsystems
#                 - Restoring a system configuration, lost due to some failure
#                 - The script can serve as summary of the system configuration
#                    if needed to troubleshoot a failure condition.
#
# Source Subsystem Configuration Overview:
#       Subsystem Model:               Vess R2600ti
#       Reduancy Type:                 1
#       Controllers Count:             2
#            Controller ID:            1
#                Firmware Version:     1.04.0000.07
#                Software Version:     1.04.0000.07
#                Controller Mode:      0
#            Controller ID:            2
#                Firmware Version:     1.04.0000.07
#                Software Version:     1.04.0000.07
#                Controller Mode:      0
#       Physical Drives Count:         32
#            PD ID    Physical Capacity    Type
#            ~~~~~    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~~
#               1        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               2        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               3        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               4        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               5        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               6        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               7        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               8        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#               9        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              10        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              11        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              12        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              13        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              14        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              15        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              16        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              17        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              18        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              19        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              20        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              21        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              22        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              23        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              24        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              25        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              26        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              27        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              28        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              29        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              30        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              31        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#              32        1.81 TB           SAS HDD
#
# Script Prerequisites for the Target Subsystem:
#       - Target Subsystem must have similar configuration as Source Subsystem
#       - Any exsiting configuration must be deleted from the Target Subsystem for
#         the script to run without errors
#
#
# ADVISORY NOTE :
#
#     PLEASE USE EXTREME CAUTION WHILE EDITING THIS FILE.
#     MODIFICATION RELATED TO STORAGE CONFIGURATION MAY POTENTIALLY PRODUCE
#     UNPREDICTABLE RESULTS OR DATA LOSS ON PRODUCTION SYSTEMS.
#
#     PROMISE STRONGLY RECOMMENDS TESTING ALL USER MODIFIED SCRIPTS ON
#     NON-PRODUCTION SYSTEM, BEFORE USING IT ON PRODUCTION SYSTEMS.
#
# *************************

#
# Array Configuration
#

diskpool -a add -n "DP2" -r 6 -p 17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31 -s"ctrlid=2,stripe=1024KB"
sharedisk -a add -n "SD2" -d "DP2" -t sd -c 100tb -p smb|webdav|nfs|ftp|afp -u enable -r rw

spare -a add -i 0 -p 32 -r y -t g -s "mediapatrol=enable"

#
#
# CONFIGURATION SCRIPT END
#
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Pegasus2 Are high NonRWRequest on my Pegasus2 hard disk drives indicating an impending drive failure?
Ken Chou posted this 12 December 2014

No. Seeing high NonRWRequest does not indicate a problem with the drives or unit. The high count is incorrect and erroneous. It can safely be ignored. 

Firmware 5.04.0000.36 and older exhibit the incorrect high NonRWRequest count.   

An upcoming firmware release will correctly monitor NonRWRequest and give accurate results.



PhyDrvId: 3
DataTransferred: 61.06GB
ReadDataTransferred: 18.96GB           WriteDataTransferred: 42.10GB
Errors: 0                              NonRWErrors: 0
ReadErrors: 0                          WriteErrors: 0
IORequest: 1,084,468                   NonRWRequest: 636,662
ReadIORequest: 35,810                  WriteIORequest: 411,996
StatsStartTime: Dec 11, 2014 07:44:58
StatsCollectionTime: Dec 11, 2014 15:07:02

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