You use the vol status command to display information about volume configurations. The types of information displayed depend on the command options. When you specify a volume, such as vol status vol0, the information for that volume is displayed; when you do not specify a volume, the status of all volumes in the filer is displayed.
For more information about the vol command, see the na_vol(1) man page.
With no options, the vol status command displays a concise synopsis of volume states. This includes the volume name, whether it is on-line or off-line, and other states, for example, partial, degraded, and so on.
The vol status -b command displays information about volume and file system block sizes. The information displayed is useful in determining whether volumes are the appropriate size for SnapMirror.
The vol status -d command displays information about disks. The disk information is the same as the information from the sysconfig -d command.
The vol status -r command displays RAID, plex, and checksum information for a volume. The display is the same as the sysconfig -r display.
The vol status -v command displays information about each RAID group within a volume and the settings of the volume options.
The vol status -l command displays the language used by each volume.
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