member select show

Displays detailed information about a group member, including member status and RAID status, or a member component.

Table 3: Member Status
Status	Description
online	Member is a functioning member of the group. However, a member may experience a failure but still function in the group. Check the member health status for more information.
online, moving	Member is moving to a different pool. The time to move a member depends on the amount of data that must be moved from the member to the remaining pool members.
offline	Member was shut down or experienced a failure. Note: If a member fails, you must quickly identify and correct the problem.
vacating-in-progress	Member is in the process of moving volume data to the remaining group members prior to being removed from a pool and the group. The time to remove a member depends on the amount of data that must be moved from the member to the remaining pool members.
vacated	Member has successfully moved its data to the remaining pool members prior to being removed from the group.

Table 4: RAID Status
Status	Description
ok	Disk array has successfully initialized and performance is normal.
expanding	Disk array is expanding (for example, because additional disks have been installed or the RAID level is changing from RAID 10 to RAID 50).
verifying	Disk array is initializing (for example, when the member’s RAID policy is set).
degraded	A RAID set is degraded (for example, because a disk has failed and there is no spare to replace it). If the RAID level is RAID 5 or RAID 50, performance may be impaired. Note: If the RAID status is degraded, immediately identify and replace any failed disks. It is recommended that spare disks be installed and functioning in an array.
reconstructing	Disk array is reconstructing data on a disk (for example, because a disk has failed and a spare is being used to replace it). During reconstruction, performance may decline. After reconstruction, performance will return to normal, unless a RAID set is degraded. Note: If the RAID status is reconstructing, immediately identify and replace any failed disks. It is recommended that spare disks be installed and functioning in an array.
failed	Multiple disk failures in a RAID 1 set or RAID 5 set have caused the disk array to fail. The member will be set offline. Note: If the RAID status is failed, contact your array support provider.
catastrophic loss	Disk array has lost group metadata or user data. The array will not initialize and an error message will appear on the console at regular intervals. Note: If the RAID status is catastrophic loss, contact your array support provider. See the clearlostdata command in Array Management Commands for more information about catastrophic data loss.

The following command displays detailed information about the control modules in an array:

________________________ Controller Information _________________________

SlotID: 0 Status: active

Model: 70-0111 BatteryStatus: ok

ProcessorTemperature: 66 ChipsetTemperature: 34

LastBootTime: 2007-04-24:15:10:02 SerialNumber: RMS8330800010ED

Manufactured: 0407 ECOLevel: C00

CM Rev.: R05 FW Rev.: V3.3.0

NVRAM Battery: good BootRomVersion: 4.4.6

BootRomBuilDate: Fri Dec 15 01:46:38

EST 2006

_________________________________________________________________________

SlotID: 1Status: secondary

Model: 70-0111 BatteryStatus: ok

ProcessorTemperature: 62 ChipsetTemperature: 34

LastBootTime: 2007-04-24:15:10:19 SerialNumber: RMS8330800010DB

Manufactured: 0407 ECOLevel: C00

CM Rev.: R05 FW Rev.: V3.3.0

NVRAM Battery: good BootRomVersion: 4.4.6

BootRomBuilDate: Fri Dec 15 01:46:38

EST 2006

_________________________________________________________________________

___________________________ Cache Information ___________________________

CacheMode: write-back Controller-Safe: disabled

Low-Battery-Safe: enabled

_________________________________________________________________________

> member select mem1 show disks

Slot Type Model Size Status Errors

---- -------- ------------------------- -------------- ---------------- -

0 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

1 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

2 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

3 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

4 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

5 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

6 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

7 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

8 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

9 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

10 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

11 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB online 0

12 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB spare 0

13 SATA MODELINFOXX 698.64GB spare

The following command displays information about the member enclosure (temperature sensors, fans, and power supplies):

__________________________ Temperature Sensors __________________________

Name Value Normal Range Status

----------------------------------- --------- --------------- -----------

Control module 0 processor 66 10-90 normal

Control module 0 chipset 34 10-45 normal

Control module 1 processor 62 10-90 normal

Control module 1 chipset 34 10-45 normal

Control module 0 SAS Controller 62 10-110 normal

Control module 0 SAS Expander 68 10-110 normal

Control module 0 SES Enclosure 35 10-45 normal

Control module 1 SAS Controller 63 10-110 normal

Control module 1 SAS Expander 67 10-110 normal

_________________________________ Fans __________________________________

Name Speed Normal Range Status

------------------------------ --------- --------------- ---------------

Power Cooling Module 0 Fan 0 4950 2100-5200 normal

Power Cooling Module 0 Fan 1 4800 2100-5200 normal

Power Cooling Module 1 Fan 0 4770 2100-5200 normal

Power Cooling Module 1 Fan 1 4770 2100-5200 normal

____________________________ Power Supplies _____________________________

Name Status FanStatus

---------------------------------------- --------------- ---------------

Power Cooling Module 0 on not-applicable

Power Cooling Module 1 on not-applicable

Name ifType ifSpeed Mtu Ipaddress Status Errors

---- --------------- ---------- ----- --------------- ------- -------

eth0 ethernet-csmacd 1000000000 9000 111.22.106.141 up 0

eth1 ethernet-csmacd 10000000 1500 down 0

eth2 ethernet-csmacd 10000000 1500 down 0

____________________________ Eth Information ____________________________

Name: eth0 Status: up

Changed: Tue Apr 24 15:10:25 2007 Type: ethernet-csmacd

DesiredStatus: up Mtu: 9000

Speed: 1000000000 HardwareAddress: 00:09:8A:02:1A:1D

IpAddress: 111.22.106.141 NetMask: 255.255.0.0

Description:

_________________________________________________________________________

Component Part# Rev SN ECO

------------- --------- ------- -------------------- -------

Backplane 62532 NA ABC123456789100 NA

PCM0 64362 NA XYZ456123987123 NA

PCM1 64362 NA XYZ441654321321 NA

CM0 70-0101 R02 Z000095 C05

CM1 70-0101 R02 Z000076 C07

_____________________________ Disks ______________________________

Slot Type Model Revision Serial Number

---- -------- ------------------------- -------- -----------------

0 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000NM

1 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000TV

2 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP5300126

3 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP5300142

4 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP530013M

5 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP530013V

6 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000TA

7 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP5300122

8 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP530013F

9 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000UR

10 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP530013D

12 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000SU

13 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP5300139

14 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000Y8

15 SAS MODELINFO 0103 SERLP53000SN

> member select mem1 show volumes

Volume Name Contribution

--------------- ------------

dbase2 60GB

staff29 80.01GB

mailex 10GB

emailstaff 2.01GB

v0 5.01GB

v2 10GB

db3 15GB

member_name	Name of a member.
component	Member component for which you want information, either connections, controllers, disks [n], enclosure, eths [n], version, or volumes. Specify version for information about the versions for the member hardware components.