0x40002f2b

Decimal: 1073753899 · Signed: 1073753899

As HRESULT:As NTSTATUS:

Associated Modules

ModuleFound inDescription
diskpart.exe1011Repairs the RAID-5 volume with focus by replacing the failed RAID-5 member with the specified dynamic disk. Syntax: REPAIR DISK= [ALIGN=] [NOERR] DISK= Specifies the dynamic disk that will replace the failed RAID-5 member. The specified disk must have free space equal to or larger than the total size of the failed RAID-5 member. ALIGN= Typically used with hardware RAID Logical Unit Number (LUN) arrays to improve performance. Aligns all volume extents to the closest alignment boundary. The extent offsets will be a multiple of . NOERR For scripting only. When an error is encountered, DiskPart continues to process commands as if the error did not occur. Without the NOERR parameter, an error causes DiskPart to exit with an error code. The specified dynamic disk must have free space greater than or equal to the size of the failed RAID-5 member. A RAID-5 volume must be selected for this operation to succeed. Example: REPAIR DISK=1
diskpart.exe78.1Repairs the RAID-5 volume with focus by replacing the failed RAID-5 member with the specified dynamic disk. Syntax: REPAIR DISK= [ALIGN=] [NOERR] DISK= Specifies the dynamic disk that will replace the failed RAID-5 member. The specified disk must have free space equal to or larger than the total size of the failed RAID-5 member. ALIGN= Typically used with hardware RAID Logical Unit Number (LUN) arrays to improve performance. Aligns all volume extents to the closest alignment boundary. The extent offsets will be a multiple of . NOERR For scripting only. When an error is encountered, DiskPart continues to process commands as if the error did not occur. Without the NOERR parameter, an error causes DiskPart to exit with an error code. The specified dynamic disk must have free space greater than or equal to the size of the failed RAID-5 member. A RAID-5 volume must be selected for this operation to succeed. Example: REPAIR DISK=1
diskraid.exe78.11011Usage: IPSEC IPORTAL TPORTAL= IPSEC IPORTAL SET KEY=[] TPORTAL= [ [ [...]]] IPSEC IPORTAL SET TUNNEL= DESTINATION= IPSEC TPORTAL IPORTAL= IPSEC TPORTAL SET KEY=[] {INITIATOR | IPORTAL=} [ [ [...]]] IPSEC TPORTAL SET TUNNEL= DESTINATION= IPSEC SUBSYSTEM SET GROUPKEY=[] IPSEC INITIATOR SET GROUPKEY=[] IPSEC INITIATOR SET KEY=[] TPORTAL= [ [ [...]]] IPSEC INITIATOR SET TUNNEL= DESTINATION= Sets or displays the IPSEC policy for the currently selected iSCSI initiator portal, target portal, subsystem, or local initiator. Enter: IPSEC IPORTAL /? for specific help on setting initiator portal IPSEC policy IPSEC TPORTAL /? for specific help on setting target portal IPSEC policy IPSEC SUBSYSTEM /? for specific help on setting subsystem-wide IPSEC policy IPSEC INITIATOR /? for specific help on setting local-initiator-wide IPSEC policy
3 entries

Associated Headers

HeaderSymbolicDescription
0 entries