We're working with an Intel setup and needed to verify the setup on an Intel RAID Controller.
After downloading the command line utilities, since we're in Server Core, we hit this:
C:\Temp\Windows>storcli /cx show
syntax error, unexpected $end
Storage Command Line Tool Ver 007.0415.0000.0000 Feb 13, 2018
(c)Copyright 2018, AVAGO Technologies, All Rights Reserved.
help - lists all the commands with their usage. E.g. storcli help
<command> help - gives details about a particular command. E.g. storcli add helpList of commands:
Commands Description
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add Adds/creates a new element to controller like VD,Spare..etc
delete Deletes an element like VD,Spare
show Displays information about an element
set Set a particular value to a property
get Get a particular value to a property
compare Compares particular value to a property
start Start background operation
stop Stop background operation
pause Pause background operation
resume Resume background operation
download Downloads file to given device
expand expands size of given drive
insert inserts new drive for missing
transform downgrades the controller
/cx Controller specific commands
/ex Enclosure specific commands
/sx Slot/PD specific commands
/vx Virtual drive specific commands
/dx Disk group specific commands
/fall Foreign configuration specific commands
/px Phy specific commands
/[bbu|cv] Battery Backup Unit, Cachevault commands
/jbodx JBOD drive specific commandsOther aliases : cachecade, freespace, sysinfo
Use a combination of commands to filter the output of help further.
E.g. 'storcli cx show help' displays all the show operations on cx.
Use verbose for detailed description E.g. 'storcli add verbose help'
Use 'page=[x]' as the last option in all the commands to set the page break.
X=lines per page. E.g. 'storcli help page=10'
Use J as the last option to print the command output in JSON format
Command options must be entered in the same order as displayed in the help of
the respective commands.
What the Help does not make clear, and what our stumbling block was, is what exactly we're missing.
It turns out, that the correct command is:
C:\Temp\Windows>storcli /c0 show jbod
CLI Version = 007.0415.0000.0000 Feb 13, 2018
Operating system = Windows Server 2016
Controller = 0
Status = Success
Description = None
Controller Properties :
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Ctrl_Prop Value
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JBOD ON
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CFShld-Configured shielded|Cpybck-CopyBack|CBShld-Copyback Shielded
The /cx switch needed a number for the controller ID.
A quick search turned up the following:
- Broadcom: MegaCLI Commands to StorCLI Command Conversion
- Broadcom: StorCLI Reference Manual (PDF)
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3 comments:
Same issue, thanks for the post. Quite a no duh moment when you realize the problem
D'oh! Thanks for posting this.
In the command line in 'cx', you have to substitute 'x' with the number of a controller. If you have only one controller card, your command will be: /c0 shown or "/c0 show" (with quotation marks) if you use Windows Power Shell command
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