Dell PowerVault DR2000v - Manual (Page 114)

maintenance --hardware [--network_reconfigure]
Description
Reconfigures the network interface for a DR Series system. This option is only available on a Physical DR.
Syntax
maintenance --hardware --network_reconfigure
Result
Shutting down interface bond0 :
[ OK ]
Shutting down loopback interface: [ OK ]
Bringing up loopback interface: [ OK ]
Bringing up interface bond0:
Determining IP information for bond0... done. [ OK ]
Network settings configured successfully.
result: 0
maintenance --hardware [--motherboard_replaced]
Description
Updates the motherboard service tag on all signature partitions. The system must be in manual intervention mode for
this command to execute. This command applies to systems that have an external enclosure attached.
If a motherboard is replaced in the DR Series system, the service tag should be blank from service inventory. That
service tag should be reprogrammed to match the existing system service tag before the on-site technician leaves;
therefore, this command should not be required. However, if the service tag is changed for some reason, this command
will need to be executed to update the external drives to match the new service tag. A second scenario is when
migrating an enclosure from one DR Series system to another. This command would need to be executed to match the
migrated enclosures drives to the new service tag.
This option is only available on a Physical DR.
Syntax
maintenance --hardware --motherboard_replaced
maintenance --disk [--make_standby [slot num]] [--type <internal | external-<num> |
service tag>] --clear_foreign]
Description
Creates a standby disk for a DR Series system.
Syntax
The --make_standby [slot num] command option changes the state of a physical disk (making disk 3 in this example the
standby). The slot number (0-11) that is defined in the command identifies the physical disk to set as the hot-swap spare.
maintenance --disk --make_standby 3
The --type <internal | external-<num> | service tag>] command option manages the standby disk type (by specifying it as
internal or external, and if external which enclosure number, or by its service tag).
maintenance --disk --type external-1
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