channel channel

Specify the physical drive channel. Use the following format: {p}[,..{q}[,....{n}]]. Valid values include 0-7.

[host | drive]

Specify whether the channel is used to interface with a host or a disk drive. Each host channel can have multiple SCSI IDs. If the channel is configured as a host channel, multiple IDs can be applied. However, if the channel is configured as a drive channel, only one ID can be applied.

primary-id target-list

Specify one or more comma-separated target IDs for the primary controller on the specified channel. Specify None if you do not want to configure a primary ID. primary-id can be abbreviated pid.

secondary-id target-list

Specify one or more comma-separated target IDs for the secondary controller. Specify None if you do not want to configure a secondary ID. secondary-id can be shortened to sid.

sync-clock rate

Specifies the clock rate. rate is specified as Mhz, for example sync-clock 40Mhz. Accepted values include: 40Mhz, 80Mhz, 160Mhz, or Async. The default value is Async.

[-r | --reset]

Specifies that the controller reset immediately so that the specified changes take effect. By default, the specified changes do not take effect until an explicit reset controller command is issued.

scsi-io-timeout

Disk drive I/O timeout in milliseconds. The default value is 7000 (for example, 7 seconds).

spin-up {enabled | disabled}

Specifies whether the RAID controller automatically spins up.

reset-at-power-up {enabled | disabled}

Specifies whether the RAID controller automatically resets when it is powered on.

disk-access-delay

Specify in seconds or milliseconds the amount of time to wait before disk access is granted.

queue-depth

Maximum queue depth that the controller uses when queuing commands for each disk drive. auto or the value 0 can be specified to indicate that the queue depth value can be computed automatically. The default value is 32.

enclosure-polling-interval

Specifies the interval at which the array controller polls the SAF-TE or SES environmental services processor in the enclosure. The default value of 0 specifies that polling is disabled.

auto-detect-swap-interval

Interval (in milliseconds) between checks to determine if a failed drive has been physically replaced. The default value of 0 specifies that polling is disabled.

smart {enabled | disabled}

Determines whether the disk drives are to perform predictive failure analysis.

auto-global-spare {enabled | disabled}

Specifies whether the RAID controller automatically allocates disk drives as global spares.

max-luns-per-id

This parameter determines the maximum number of logical units that can be assigned to any one SCSI target address. The default value is 8. Valid values range from 1-32.

queue-depth

Controls the number of I/O operations that can be queued simultaneously for a given LUN. The default value is 32. Valid values range from 1-1024.

{upper | lower}

Specify the location of the inter-controller-link: upper or lower.

channel ch

Specify the channel to modify. Valid values include: 0, 1, 4, and 5.

{connected | disconnected}

Specify the desired state for the port bypass circuit.

Normally, all inter-controller-links on both the upper and lower controllers should be connected; disconnecting the upper or lower controllers' inter-controller-link on any given host channel breaks the internal connection between the two controllers, and between the upper controller and the external connector on the lower controller and vice versa. This potentially doubles aggregate bandwidth because the controllers do not have to share bandwidth on each channel, but also prevents controller failover from working in a transparent fashion.

channel-list

Specify the SCSI channel. The format for channel-list is {n}[,...{m}] or a range format "{n}-{m}" or {n}[,...{p}-{m}]. A valid channel number is 0-7 or 0-5 depending on the hardware. If {m} is greater than the largest channel number, information for all the channels is displayed.

{upper | lower}

Specify the upper or lower controller slot in the chassis to which the command is directed.

channel ch

Specify the channel number of the inter-controller-link.

host-channel-list

Specify the lun format. Use the format {n}[,...{m}] or a range format "{n}-{m}" or {n}[,...{p}-{m}].

A valid channel number is from 0-7 or 0-5 depending upon the hardware configuration.