Set Disk Group - Dell PowerVault MD3260 Cli Manual
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Parameter
noEndDate
timesPerDay
timeZone
NOTE: To remove a schedule, use the delete virtualDisk command with the schedule parameter. The
delete command with the schedule parameter deletes only the schedule, not the snapshot virtual disk. Ensure
that you do not inadvertently delete the virtual disk itself.
NOTE: If you also use the scheduleInterval option, the lowest value of the timesPerDay option and the
scheduleInterval option is used. The value is determined by calculating an integer value for the
scheduleInterval option. Divide 1440 by the scheduleInterval option value that you set. For example,
1440/180 = 8. This value is then compared to the timesPerDay integer value and the calculated
scheduleInterval integer value; the smaller value is then used.
Set Disk Group
This command defines the properties for a disk group.
Syntax
set diskGroup [diskGroupName]
addPhysicalDisks=(enclosureID1,slotID1 enclosureID2,slotID2...
enclosureIDn,slotIDn)
raidLevel=(0 | 1 | 5 | 6)
owner=(0 | 1)
Parameters
Description
MM:DD:YY, where MM is the month, DD the day and YY
the year. For example: endDate=11:26:11.
Use this option to prevent a scheduled copy-on-write
operation from ending. If you later decide to end the copy-
on-write operations, you must re-enter the create
snapshotVirtualDisk command and specify an end
date.
Number of times you want the snapshot schedule to run in
a day. For example, timesPerDay=4.
Specifies the time zone to use for the scheduling
operations, using one of the following values:
•
GMT±HH:MM—The offset from Greenwich Mean
Time (GMT), in hours and minutes. For example,
GMT-06:00 must be used to specify Central
Standard Time (CST).
•
Text string—A standard time zone text
string, in quotation marks. For example, "USA/
Chicago" or "Germany/Berlin". Time zone text
strings are case sensitive. If an incorrect text
string is used, or no text string is specified, the
default time zone is GMT. For example, CST can
be specified in two different ways:
timeZone=GMT-06:00 or
timeZone="USA/Chicago.
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