volume select show

Displays detailed information about the selected volume, including access control records, replication activity, and in-progress operations (for example, replication, bind, or pool move operations). You can specify (display) only one parameter at a time.

__________________________ Volume Information ___________________________

Name: newvol Size: 100GB

VolReserve: 100GB VolReserveInUse: 0MB

ReplReserveInUse: 0MB iSCSI Alias: newvol

iSCSI Name: ActualMembers: 1

iqn.2001-05.com.equallogic:0-8a0906- Snap-Warn: 10%

9711d1a02-47affd39be246375-newvol Snap-Depletion: delete-oldest

Description: Snap-Reserve: 100%

Snap-Reserve-Avail: 100% (100GB) Permission: read-write

DesiredStatus: online Status: online

Connections: 0 Snapshots: 0

Bind: Type: replicated

ReplicationReserveSpace: 100GB Replicas: 0

ReplicationPartner: group2 Pool: default

Transmitted-Data: 0MB Received-Data: 0MB

Pref-Raid-Policy: none Pref-Raid-Policy-Status: none

Thin-Provision: disabled Thin-Min-Reserve: 0% (0MB)

Thin-Growth-Warn: 0% (0MB) Thin-Growth-Max: 0% (0MB)

ReplicationTxData: 0MB

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____________________________ Access Records _____________________________

ID Initiator Ipaddress AuthMethod UserName Apply-To

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

1 172.17.30.22 none both

_________________________ Replication Partners __________________________

Partner Name CurrReplicas Status Remaining StartingTime

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

group2 0 ready 0MB None

_________________________ Operations InProgress _________________________

ID StartTime Progress Operation Details

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

The Status field in the Volume Information section displays the current volume status, as described in Table 9: Current Volume Status. The requested status (DesiredStatus field) is set by an administrator and described in Table 10: Requested Volume Status.

Table 9: Current Volume Status
Status	Description
online	Volume was set online by an administrator, and no failures have occurred. Authorized hosts can access the volume.
offline	Volume was set offline by an administrator, but no failures have occurred. Hosts cannot access the volume.
offline-snap-reserve-met	Volume was automatically set offline because the reserved snapshot space was exceeded and the snapshot recovery policy dictates that the volume be set offline. Note: To correct this condition, increase the amount of reserved snapshot space. See volume select .
offline-thin-max-grow-met	Volume was automatically set offline because the in-use volume reserve reached the maximum in-use value. Note: To correct this condition, increase the value of the maximum in-use space level for the volume; see volume select . You can also add more space to the pool (by adding a member).
offline-nospace-auto-grow	Volume was automatically set offline because there is not enough free space in the pool for the thin-provisioned volume to grow. Note: To correct this condition, add more space to the pool (by adding a member).
offline-member-down	Volume was automatically set offline because a member that contains volume data is down or cannot be reached by the other members over the network. Note: To correct this condition, fix the problem that caused the member to go down or become unreachable.
offline-lost-blocks	Volume was automatically set offline because blocks were lost. Note: To correct this condition, choose how to handle the lost blocks. See volume select for more information.

Table 10: Requested Volume Status
Status	Description
online	Administrator set the volume online. Authorized hosts can access the volume.
offline	Administrator set the volume offline. Hosts cannot access the volume.
online-lost-blocks	Administrator chose to set the volume online despite lost blocks. Authorized hosts can access the volume. If an application attempts to read a lost block, an error will occur. If the block is re-written, no error will occur, and the block will no longer be marked lost.

The following command displays information about the active iSCSI connections to a volume:

access	Access control records.
connections	Active iSCSI connections.
members	Members that contain volume data.
replicas	Volume replicas.
replication	Replication partners storing volume replicas.
schedules	Snapshot and replication schedules.
snapshots	Snapshots.