A.26 ! command – HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share User Manual
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Arguments
array_numbers
Required. Specify the number of the array that you want to restore to an
unconfigured state. You can specify a single array, a comma-separated list of
arrays, or a range of arrays.
force
Optional. Use this option to force the
unconfigure array
command to
ignore the status of the array’s cache. The default is
no
.
The
unconfigure array
command performs status checks on the array
before proceeding to restore the array to an unconfigured state. One of the
checks is to determine the status of the array’s cache. If the cache battery is still
charging, the cache status check can return an error and the
unconfigure
array
command fails. If you set this option to
yes
, the
unconfigure
array
command ignores the error and continues with the process of restoring
the array to an unconfigured state.
Example
The following example removes the configuration on array number
3
.
sfs> unconfigure array 3
A.26 ! command
The
!
command executes a UNIX shell command.
Syntax
! command [arguments]
Arguments
command
Any valid UNIX shell command.
argument
Any valid argument for the UNIX shell command.
Example
The following example restarts the
lsmon_scripts
on the
south2
server.
sfs> ! ssh atlas2 lsmon_scripts restart