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Commands for managing disks in ONTAP
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Cluster administration
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Volume administration
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Logical storage management with the CLI
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NAS storage management
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Configure NFS with the CLI
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Manage NFS with the CLI
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Manage SMB with the CLI
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Manage file access using SMB
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Data protection and disaster recovery
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You can use the storage disk and storage aggregate commands to manage your disks.
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Prior to ONTAP 9.7, System Manager uses the term aggregate to describe a local tier. Regardless of your ONTAP version, the ONTAP CLI uses the term aggregate. To learn more about local tiers, see Disks and local tiers. |
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Display a list of spare disks, including partitioned disks, by owner |
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Display the disk RAID type, current usage, and RAID group by local tier |
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Display the RAID type, current usage, local tier, and RAID group, including spares, for physical disks |
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Display a list of failed disks |
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Display the pre-cluster (nodescope) drive name for a disk |
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Illuminate the LED for a particular disk or shelf |
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Display the checksum type for a specific disk |
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Display the checksum type for all spare disks |
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Display disk connectivity and placement information |
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Display the pre-cluster disk names for specific disks |
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Display the list of disks in the maintenance center |
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Display SSD wear life |
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Unpartition a shared disk |
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Zero all non-zeroed disks |
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Stop an ongoing sanitization process on one or more specified disks |
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Display storage encryption disk information |
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Retrieve authentication keys from all linked key management servers |
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