init command

Use the init command to fastly initialize volumes for multiple IMM/XCC-based servers.

Note

This command can only be used in the ThinkSystem servers with XCC level versions released later than October 2018.

init command syntax

Usage: OneCli.exe [misc] multiraid init <--configfile <arg>> <--target|-t <arg>>
[--volume|-v <arg>] [--force]
[--check-trust|-C] [--never-check-trust|-N]
[--quiet|-q] [--output|-o <arg>]
[--nolog] [--config <arg>]
[--help|-h]

Table 1. init command specific parameters
Parameter	Required/Optional	Notes
--configfile	Required	Specify the config file for multi-task command. The template file is available in Sample/multi_task_config.json.
--ctrl	Optional	Specify controller ID starting with index 1. Example: --ctrl 1.
--quiet, -q	Optional	This parameter answers yes for all questions, and decreases the outputs displayed on screen.
--target, -t	Optional (Deprecated from V3.5.1)	It is recommended to use the --ctrl option instead. Specify the target controller ID. The following is the description on ID: 1: ctrl[1] m2/m.2: Single m.2 raid m2-1/m.2-1: Multi m.2 raid The argument can be specified to multiple targets by comma. If not specified, it means all.
--volume, -v	Optional	Specify the target volume ID. The argument can be specified to multiple targets by comma. If not specified, it means all.
--config --check-trust, -C --help,-h --never-check-trust, -N --nolog --output, -o	Optional	Refer to Table 2.

Example of the init command

OneCli.exe misc multiraid init --configfile ./mutli_raid.json --target xxx

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