HP Array Configuration Utility CLI 7.80.6.0

HP Array Configuration Utility CLI is a command-line tool provided by HP for managing and configuring HP Smart Array Controllers in ProLiant servers.

HP Array Configuration Utility CLI can be accessed by opening a command prompt or terminal window and executing the 'hpacucli' command. The utility is typically installed as part of the HP Smart Storage Administrator package.

HP Array Configuration Utility CLI allows you to perform various tasks such as creating or deleting logical drives, modifying RAID configurations, checking drive status, and monitoring overall array health.

Yes, HP Array Configuration Utility CLI supports scripting. It provides a scripting interface that allows you to automate configuration tasks, generate reports, and manage multiple servers simultaneously.

Yes, HP Array Configuration Utility CLI is available for both Windows and Linux operating systems. The commands and functionality are consistent across different platforms.

To use HP Array Configuration Utility CLI, you need to have an HP Smart Array Controller installed in your server. You also need administrative privileges to execute the utility.

Yes, you can manage multiple servers with HP Array Configuration Utility CLI. It allows you to specify the target server using its IP address, hostname, or FQDN.

Yes, HP also provides a graphical user interface (GUI) version called HP Array Configuration Utility (ACU) that offers similar functionality as the CLI version.

The system requirements for HP Array Configuration Utility CLI depend on the operating system and version you are using. Please refer to the official documentation for specific details.

You can find more information, documentation, and downloads for HP Array Configuration Utility CLI on the official HP support website or through the official HP Smart Storage Administrator documentation.