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Version: 9.10.22.0 (4 Jun 2012)
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the following controllers:
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* HP Dynamic Smart Array B120i
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* HP Dynamic Smart Array B320i
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* HP Smart Array P822
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- Now officially supporting and providing native X64 versions in addition
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to existing 32 bit versions
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- Added new features requiring a valid SAAP 2.0 (Smart Array Advanced Pack) license key:
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* Replace Array:
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Allows the transfer of contents of an array to an existing empty
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array or a new array. All logical drives from the source array will
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be transferred. The original array will be deleted and its data
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drives will be freed as unassigned drives. The drive types at source
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and destination arrays can be different. This allows moving data from
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SATA to SAS, or SAS to SATA. However, the drive types comprising the
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array must still be of the same type.
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* Heal Array:
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Allows the replacement of failed or degraded physical drives in an
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array with healthy physical drives. The original array and logical
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drive numbering will be unaffected after the replacement. The
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replacement physical drives must be of the same interface type (such
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as SAS, SATA and etc.) as the original drives. The operation will be
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available only if enough unassigned physical drives of the correct
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size are available.
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Version: 9.0.24.0 (27 Mar 2012)
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the following controllers:
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* HP Smart Array P222
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* HP Smart Array P420
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* HP Smart Array P421
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* HP Smart Array P220i
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* HP Smart Array P420i
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- Added support for the following features/devices:
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* Smart Array Advanced Pack 2.0 (SAAP 2.0):
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SAAP 2.0 provides full SAAP 1.0 feature functionality with the
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following additions:
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- RAID 1/10 Advanced Data Mirroring (ADM)
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- Moving and Deleting of Individual Logical Volumes
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- Move operation now supports SATA to SAS, SAS to SATA
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- Predictive Spare Activation
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- > 128 physical drives
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- SmartSSD Wear Gauge
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- Updated Cache Ratio settings
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- Additional Strip Sizes - 512, 1024 on supported controllers and
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configurations
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- Device Temperatures - Controllers, Capacitors, Cache Modules, and
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Hard Drives
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- Overall Performance improvements
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- 3 TB physical drives
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Version: 8.75-12.0 (22 Jun 2011)
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Enhancements
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- *** New ***
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Starting with versions 8.75.12.0, an Offline version of ACU is
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available from http://www.hp.com/ that allows users to boot directly
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into the configuration and maintenance utilities prior to any Host OS
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loading or being installed.
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.
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This new deliverable of ACU is available for download through normal
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software methods (such as searching by Server model, OS, or device) or
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by searching for 'HP ProLiant Offline Array Configuration Utility'
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- SmartSSD Wear Gauge
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This feature is accessible through the ssdinfo command in ACUCLI
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Example code:
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<target> show ssdinfo [detail|summary]
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Provides a summary for solid state drives for the specified controller(s)
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The target can be any valid controller/device
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controller slot=1 show sddinfo
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controller all show ssdinfo
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controller all show ssdinfo detail
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controller all show ssdinfo summary
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- Greater than 2.2 TB Hard Drives
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Version: 8.70-8.0 (11 Mar 2011)
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Enhancements
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- Improved speed of Diagnostic report generation
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- Supported serial logs included in the zip file of the Diagnositc
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reports, when applicable
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- New options available during creation of logical drive size
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- Now showing current and max temperatures for physical drives
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- Support for failed array controllers. The "ctrl all show" command will
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list any locked up controllers along with valid controllers. For failed
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controllers, a message will display explaining its state along with a
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lockup code, if applicable
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- Support for "-h" and "-help" commandline option
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- HPACUSCRIPTING updates:
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* Will not display array accelerator info in capture files for
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controllers which do not have cache or the cache is not configurable.
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Attempting to set the array accelerator on these controllers will
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result in a warning message (not an error)
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* Support for logical drive command "Size=MAXMBR". This option creates
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the largest possible volume in an array with the maximum size
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constrained by the limits of the 32bit MBR
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* New keyword, SIZEBLOCKS. Input scripts can now specify size as before
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using SIZE (size in MB) or SIZEBLOCKS (size in 512 byte blocks) but
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not both
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* Now displays the disk interface type in the comment section for physical
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disks.
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Version: 8.61-1.0 (8 Feb 2011)
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Fixes
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- In version 8.60-8.0 of HPACUCLI, using the "show or detail commands" on
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any target that includes physical drives can cause the application to
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exit if one or more of the included physical drives are in a failed
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state.
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This release, 8.61-1.0, corrects this problem and allows the command to
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complete successfully.
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Version: 8.60-8.0 (10 Sep 2010)
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Enhancements
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- Overall Performance improvements
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* HPACUCLI as well as in HPACUSCRIPTING
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- Surface Scan Analysis enhancements
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* Disable
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* High
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* Idle
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Version: 8.50-6.0 (28 May 2010)
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Enhancements
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- Overall Performance improvements
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- Physical drives in a SMART state are allowed to be used at user's
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discretion
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- Diagnostic Report additions:
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* Parity group information for RAID 50 and RAID 60 logical drives
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* Information for SEP devices and Expanders
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* Updated Storage Enclosure names
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- Applicable only with the appropriate SAAP License Key installed:
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* The Move Array operation now allows the user to move an array to
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physical drives that are smaller than the original physical drives,
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provided that all the data in the existing logical drives will fit
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into the new array
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* The new drive set must have the same number of physical drives as
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the existing drive set
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- Added SEP devices and Expanders to "ctrl slot=X show config" and "ctrl
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slot=X show config detail" commands
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- Added an "OS Status" for logical drives to indicate if it is "locked"
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by the OS
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- Added display of Hardware Revision info for SAS Expander boards
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* "<target> enclosure all show detail" should be used in order to see
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the field displayed
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- Added support for being able to run ACUCLI in non-interactive mode for
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read-only commands (show) even if ACU is running. For example:
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# hpacucli ctrl all show
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# hpacucli ctrl slot=1 pd all show status
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- Added "exitonerror" feature which allows the application to exit upon
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encountering any error during execution of a command. This feature is
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useful for scripts invoking ACUCLI and the feature will allow scripts
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to know that an error has occurred.
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* The setting can also be invoked from the console as an application switch
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Example: "hpacucli -exitonerror < myscript.txt"
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* set [exitonerror=enable|disable]
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Allows a script to decide whether an error encountered during execution
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* show exitonerror
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Displays the current exitonerror setting
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- Added enclosure show support
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* enclosure [ all | port:box | serialnumber=xxxx ] show [ detail |
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status]
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Outputs the storage enclosure information The target can be any
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valid storage enclosure
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Examples:
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* controller slot=5 enclosure all show
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* controller slot=5 enclosure 4E:1 show detail
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* controller slot=5 enclosure serialnumber=UAB123456 show status
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- Added support for the 'show' command to display devices in a logical or
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physical format similar to the support in ACU (GUI)
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* set [view=logical|physical]
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- Allows the user to select whether certain show commands display the
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output using a logical or physical view
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- Logical view displays devices using their association with arrays
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- Physical view displays the devices such as physical drives
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according to their relationship with their storage enclosures
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- The default value is logical view
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* show view
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- Displays the current view setting.
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* Examples:
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set view=physical
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show view
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- Added the capability to run multiple commands in command line mode
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(non-interactive)
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* The semicolon (";") is used as a delimiter between commands
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* For example:
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On LINUX, the semicolon must be escaped or in quotes
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hpacucli "ctrl slot=1 show; ctrl slot=1 modify
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drivewritecache=enable; ctrl slot=1 show"
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- HPACUSCRIPTING Additions:
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* Now shows an expanded usage message when invalid command line
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arguments are provided
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* Added feature to allow RAID=RAID1 for >2 disk mirrors. This
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allows backwards compatibility with "old" cpqacuxe scripting. Capture
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will still output correct RAID level
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* Added AUTO as a valid option for QUEUEDEPTH
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* Overall Performance improvements
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* Added Controller=FIRST support. Controllers are now sorted in capture
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files in slot ascending order
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* Added additional controller information to errors and warnings to
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better identify where problems occur in an input file
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Version: 8.40-4.0 (25 Feb 2010)
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Enhancements
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- Support for Smart Array P812
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Version: 8.35-7.0 (28 Sep 2009)
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Enhancements
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- Changes for HPACUCLI 8.35.X.X:
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* Now supports command line history and tab completion
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Version: 8.30-5.0 (14 Sep 2009)
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Enhancements
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- Changes for HPACUCLI 8.30.X.X:
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* Enclosure View
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Version: 8.28-13.0 (6 May 2009)
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Enhancements
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- Changes for HPACUCLI 8.28.X.X:
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* Command Line Diagnostics (ADUCLI) is now integrated with HPACUCLI
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* Scripting for captures and inputs is now intergrated with HPACUCLI
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This support was previously delivered with ACU
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The scripting command has changed from cpqacuxe to hpacuscripting
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Version: 8.25.5 (19 Feb 2009)
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Enhancements
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- Added Support for the following Controllers:
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* Smart Array P212
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* Smart Array P212 ZMR
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* Smart Array P410
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* Smart Array P410 ZMR
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* Smart Array P410i
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* Smart Array P410i ZMR
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* Smart Array P411
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* Smart Array P411 ZMR
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* Smart Array B110i SATA RAID
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- Additionally, added support for Advanced Pack
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Version: 8.20.18 (23 Jan 2009)
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Enhancements
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- Added Support for the following Controllers:
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* Smart Array P212
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* Smart Array P212 ZMR
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* Smart Array P410
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* Smart Array P410 ZMR
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* Smart Array P411
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* Smart Array P411 ZMR
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- Additionally, added support for Smart Array Advanced Pack
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Version: 8.10.2 (6 Jun 2008)
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Fixes
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- Fixed an issue related to an incorrect Background Parity Initialization
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status being displayed for RAID 5 and RAID 6 Logical Drives
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Version: 8.0.14 (26 Feb 2008)
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Enhancements
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- Added Dual Domain Support for the HP Smart Array P800 Controller
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- Added 512K Stripe Size for RAID 5 (only on the following controllers
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with minimum FW 5.00):
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* Smart Array E500
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* Smart Array P400/400i
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* Smart Array P800
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Version: 7.85.18 (24 Jul 2007)
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Enhancements
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- Enabled drive write cache for all SAS controllers
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Version: 7.80.6 (27 Apr 2007)
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Enhancements
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- Support SATA NCQ status.
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Version: 7.73.1 (26 Mar 2007)
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Fixes
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- The ACU CLI utility was modified to display a message informing
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customers that a firmware update is required if firmware version 2.04
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is detected on a Smart Array P400, P400i, or P800 controller.
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the Smart Array E500 controller.
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Version: 7.70.12 (14 Dec 2006)
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Enhancements
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- Changed default RAID5 stripe size to 64K for MSA1000/1500
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- Added new stripe-sizes (128KB and 256KB) for the P400, P600 and P800
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controllers to allow migration of volumes from MSA20 to SAS
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controllers.
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Version: 7.60.18 (25 Sep 2006)
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Enhancements
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- CLI now has two new show command parameters -> show [config] [detail].
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See help for usage.
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Version: 7.50.18 (13 Apr 2006)
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the following:
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* Smart Array P400 Controller
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* Smart Array P400i Controller
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* Smart Array E200 Controller
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* Smart Array E200i Controller
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- Added support for over 2 TB on controllers that support it.
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- Array accelerator options are disabled on controllers with zero memory.
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- When using create, add drives, add spares, and remove spares, the user
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can now specify drive ranges. Instead of "1:1,1:2,1:3,1:4" the user can
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type "1:1-1:4".
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- CLI now supports targeting a controller via the chassis serial number.
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See help for additional usage information.
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Version: 7.40.7 (9 Sep 2005)
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Enhancements
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- Updated so RAID ADG is now referred to as RAID 6 (ADG).
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Version: 7.31.1 (24 Jun 2005)
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Fixes
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- Fixes a problem where specifying an array using the “drives” parameter
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on the create logical drive operation could incorrectly result in
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deletion of that array if the create operation fails.
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Version: 7.30.9 (4 May 2005)
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the following:
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* Smart Array P600 controller.
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- Active-Active on redundant controllers that support it.
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Version: 7.21.17 (28 Feb 2005)
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Enhancements
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- Added support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.
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Version: 7.20.16 (14 Feb 2005)
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Fixes
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- Resolved issue where data in cache was found during reboot.
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Enhancements
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- Added support for the standbycontroller=disable command.
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Version: 7.17.1 (11 Dec 2004)
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Fixes
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- Corrected ACU CLI caches status messages to better correspond with ACU.
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Version: 7.15.19 (2 Sep 2004)
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Enhancements
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- Initial release.
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