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 storage system is displayed.
For more information about volumes, see the chapter on volumes in the Storage Management Guide. 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 a FlexVol volume or a traditional volume; whether it is online, offline, or restricted; other status, such as partial and degraded; and what, if any, options are enabled for the volume or its containing aggregate (through the aggr options or vol options commands).
The vol command also displays RAID information for the volume's containing aggregate.
The vol status -d command displays information about the volume's containing aggregate's disks. The information displayed is the same as for the sysconfig -d command.
The vol status -r command displays RAID, plex, and checksum information for the volume's containing aggregate. The information displayed is the same as for the sysconfig -r command.
The vol status -v command displays the state of all per-volume options and information about each plex and RAID group within the volume's containing aggregate.
The vol status -l command displays the language used by each volume.
You can also get volume information, either interactively or with a script, using the stats command. For more information about the stats command, see Getting storage system information using the stats command.
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