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Using the Command Line Interface
Task Commands
Use the CLI commands to display and manage tasks. A task is an
operation that occurs only on the controller, asynchronous to all
other operations. Examples of tasks are clearing a disk and creating
a RAID 1. Once a task is running on the controller, the CLI enables
you to display, stop, suspend, and resume the task.
Command Summary:
task list [/all{=boolean}] [{integer}]
Lists the task(s) running on the controller.
Parameters
{integer}—Task ID.
Switches
/all—Specifies whether to list all currently running tasks.
task resume [/all{=boolean}]
Resumes a task that was suspended or all of the tasks that
were suspended.
Parameters
{integer}—Task ID for the task to resume.
Switches
/all—Specifies whether to resume all suspended tasks.
task stop [/all{=boolean}] [{integer}]
Stops one or all tasks on the controller.
Parameters
{integer}—Task ID for the task to stop.
Switches
/all—Specifies whether to stop all suspended tasks.
task suspend [/all{=boolean}] [{integer}]
Suspends one or all tasks running on the controller.
Parameters
{integer}—Task ID for the task to suspend.
Switches
/all—Specifies whether to suspend all running tasks.
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