Control Category - NEC Express 5800 Series User Manual

The options for each category are listed in the following table and described in more detail in the remainder
of this section.
Category Options
Action
Control
Method
BootVolumePrimary
Controller
BootVolumeSecondary
Controller
CacheState
ClearConfigurationWithDataLoss
DeleteLicenseKey
DPOEnable
DriveWriteCache
ElevatorSortEnable
ExpandPriority
HBAMode
IRPEnable
Latency
LicenseKey
MNPDelay
NoBatteryWriteCache
ParallelSurfaceScanCount
PowerMode
QueueDepth
RaidArrayId
ReadCache
RebuildPriority
RapidParityInitialization
SurfaceScanDelay
SurfaceScanDelayExtended
SurfaceScanMode
WriteCache
Array
Array
ArrayR0
CachingArray
Drive
DriveType
Join
OnlineSpare
OnlineSpareMode
SmartPath
SplitMirror
ArrayAccelerator
Logical Drive
LogicalDrive
NumberOfParityGroups
PreferredPath
RAID
Renumber
Repeat
ResourceVolumeOwner
Sectors
ShrinkSize
Size
SizeBlocks
StripSize
StripeSize

Control category

The Control category has the following options:
Description
These options define the overall behavior of SSA when it
processes scripts and creates configurations. Control
options can occur only once in a script file and must be
listed first.
Options in this category specify the controller that is to be
configured (or the controller that had its configuration
captured). Although the Controller option must begin this
section of the script, you can script other options in this
category in any order.
You can use one script file to configure all controllers in a
system, and you can configure the controllers identically
or individually. If you define each controller configuration
individually, enter the option values for one controller and
its arrays and logical drives before specifying the option
values for another controller.
These options describe an array that is to be configured
on the controller that was previously specified in the
script. (If no controller was previously specified, SSA
stops processing the script and creates an error file.)
Although the Array option must begin this section of the
script, you can script the other options in this category in
any order.
These options describe a logical drive that is to be
configured on an array that was previously specified in
the script. (If no array was previously specified, SSA stops
processing the script and creates an error file.) Although
the LogicalDrive option must begin this section of the
script, you can script the other options in this category in
any order.
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