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0x40002f44
Decimal: 1073753924 · Signed: 1073753924
As HRESULT:- S: 0 (Success)
- R: 1 (Reserved, must be clear in a well-formed HRESULT)
- C: 0 (Microsoft-defined)
- N: 0 (Not an NTSTATUS value)
- Facility: 0x000 (FACILITY_NULL: Default)
- Code: 0x2f44 (12100)
As NTSTATUS:- Sev: 1 (STATUS_SEVERITY_INFORMATIONAL)
- C: 0 (Microsoft-defined)
- Facility: 0x000 (Default)
- Code: 0x2f44 (12100)
Associated Modules
| Module | Found in | Description |
|---|
| diskpart.exe | 1011 | Displays or sets the SAN policy for the operating system.
Syntax: SAN [POLICY={OnlineAll | OfflineAll | OfflineShared | OfflineInternal}] [NOERR]
SAN If the command is given with no parameters, the current
SAN policy is displayed.
POLICY= Sets the SAN policy for the currently booted operating
system.
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.
This command allows the user to display or change the SAN policy for the
currently booted OS. The default policy for Windows Advanced Server and
Windows Data Center is OfflineShared. In this case the boot disk will
be brought online, as will all disks that are not located on a shared bus
such as SCSI, iSCSI, SAS, etc. The offlined disks will be read-only by
default. On all other versions of Windows, the default will be to bring
all disks online. In this case, the disks will be online and read/write.
The third policy value is OfflineAll. For this case, all disks except the
boot disk will be offline and read-only by default. The forth policy value
is OfflineInternal and the default is to keep newly discovered internal
disks offline and read-only.
Examples:
SAN
SAN POLICY=OfflineAll |
| diskpart.exe | 7 | Displays or sets the SAN policy for the operating system.
Syntax: SAN [POLICY={OnlineAll | OfflineAll | OfflineShared}] [NOERR]
SAN If the command is given with no parameters, the current
SAN policy is displayed.
POLICY= Sets the SAN policy for the currently booted operating
system.
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.
This command allows the user to display or change the SAN policy for the
currently booted OS. The default policy for Windows Advanced Server and
Windows Data Center is OfflineShared. In this case the boot disk will
be brought online, as will all disks that are not located on a shared bus
such as SCSI, iSCSI, SAS, etc. The offlined disks will be read-only by
default. On all other versions of Windows, the default will be to bring
all disks online. In this case, the disks will be online and read/write.
The third policy value is OfflineAll. For this case, all disks except the
boot disk will be offline and read-only by default.
Examples:
SAN
SAN POLICY=OfflineAll |
| diskpart.exe | 8.1 | Displays or sets the SAN policy for the operating system.
Syntax: SAN [POLICY={OnlineAll | OfflineAll | OfflineShared | OfflineInternal}] [NOERR]
SAN If the command is given with no parameters, the current
SAN policy is displayed.
POLICY= Sets the SAN policy for the currently booted operating
system.
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.
This command allows the user to display or change the SAN policy for the
currently booted OS. The default policy for Windows Advanced Server and
Windows Data Center is OfflineShared. In this case the boot disk will
be brought online, as will all disks that are not located on a shared bus
such as SCSI, iSCSI, SAS, etc. The offlined disks will be read-only by
default. On all other versions of Windows, the default will be to bring
all disks online. In this case, the disks will be online and read/write.
The third policy value is OfflineAll. For this case, all disks except the
boot disk will be offline and read-only by default. The forth policy value
is OfflineInternal and the default is to keep newly discovered internal
disks offline and read-only.
Examples:
SAN
SAN POLICY=OfflineAll |
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