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CLI: Storage

You can use the storage command to manage the disk storage used by system services.

CAUTION

Resize operation is not permitted on encrypted volumes.
Put the Exinda Appliance into bypass before changing the partition size of wan-memory. See, CLI: Bypass or NIC Settings.

Configuring storage

storage {service|tasks}

show storage

To manage the disk storage for specified services, use the following syntax:

storage service {edge-cache|cifs|monitor|users|wan-memory|logs} {format|size|encrypt|no encrypt}

where,

To clear the current storage tasks list, run the following command:

storage tasks clear

To show the current storage configuration, use the following syntax:

show storage [{disk|raid|service|smart|tasks}]

where,

show storage - Shows the summary storage details
show storage disk [<disk>] - Shows storage disk details for all or a specified disk
show storage service {cifs|edge-cache|monitor|users|virt|wan-memory} - Shows the current storage running state for the specified service.
show storage tasks - Shows currently running storage tasks (e.g., size or format operations)
show storage raid adapter [<A>] - Shows all information about RAID adapters.
show storage raid adapter <A> logical - Shows information about logical drives on a specified adapter.
show storage raid adapter <A> drive - Shows information about physical drives on a specified adapter.
show storage raid adapter <A> eventlog {last <N>|all} - Shows the eventlog for a specified adapter. Use last <N> to show the last N events.
show storage smart device <device> attributes - Shows S.M.A.R.T. vendor attributes and values.

For examples of storage configuration, see Configure Storage with CLI.

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