APC 15000 RAID User Manual
Controller Management
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3.2.6.2
System Time
TIME
displays the current system time.
You can also change the system time. At the prompt, type:
time
hh:mm:ss
<Enter>
where hh represents the two digit value for hour (00 to 24), mm represents the two digit value for
minutes, and ss represents the two digit value for seconds.
minutes, and ss represents the two digit value for seconds.
For example, to change the system time to 2:15:32 p.m., type:
time 14:15:32
time 14:15:32
<Enter>
NOTE : The system records time using the military method, which records hours from 00 to 24,
not in a.m. and p.m. increments of 1 to 12.
3.2.7
Saving the Controller’s Configuration
The SAVE command can be used to save the system configuration to non-volatile memory
(Figure 3–21).
(Figure 3–21).
Figure 3–21
Saving System Parameters Screen
Backup copies of the system configuration are also saved on the disks. The system will automatically
save and update the backup copies when changes are made to the system configuration or status.
save and update the backup copies when changes are made to the system configuration or status.
The SAVE STATUS command, in addition to saving the parameter blocks to non-volatile memory and
on the disks, displays the current status of the system parameters
on the disks, displays the current status of the system parameters
.
Figure 3–22
Current System Parameters Status Screen
Normally, the system must determine which copy of the parameter blocks is more recent, the one on the
disks or the internal copy. When the system reboots, it will load the more recent copy.
disks or the internal copy. When the system reboots, it will load the more recent copy.
3.2.8
Restoring the System’s Default Configuration
The DEFAULTS command may be used to restore the system to its default configuration.
Saving system parameters. Done.
15000 [1]: save