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To check the current configuration of the RAID Consistency Check, execute the command 'diagnose system raid cc'. Here is a sample output of the 'diagnose system raid cc' command:
FAZ-1$ diagnose system raid cc
Adapter 0
Operation Mode: Concurrent
Execution Delay: 2184
Next start time: 07/06/2024, 03:00:00
Current State: Active
Number of iterations: 24
Number of VD completed: 0
Excluded VDs : None
Adapter 0: Check Consistency Rate = 10%
Check Consistency on VD 0 (target id 0) Completed 12% in 359 Minutes.
FAZ-1$
Below is what each of the fields in the output means:
- Execution Delay: This is the delay between the previous consistency check completion and the next iteration of the check in hours. 2184 in the above output translates to 91 days.
- Next start time: This is the schedule for when the next check will start. The timestamp will get updated once the current iteration of the consistency check is complete based on the configured execution delay.
- Current State: 'Active' signifies that there is a consistency check actively running on the FortiAnalyzer.
- Number of iterations: This is the number of times a consistency check has been run on this FortiAnalyzer.
- Check Consistency Rate: The configuration resource allocation threshold for the check. In this case, the consistency check can consume up to 10% of the disk resources.
The last line in the output shows the current progress of the operation. In this case, 12% is complete in 359 minutes.
Depending on how busy the FortiAnalyzer is, the execution delay and rate can be configured to optimize resource utilization.
Below is the command reference for this configuration :
diagnose system raid cc <rate> <delay>
where the rate is the percentage between 1-100 and delay is the hours ranging from 1-8760 hours.
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