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Chapter 2. CLI Syntax Reference Table 5: Common Tasks Mapped to CLI Commands Task CLI Command Identify all drives that make up a unit by blinking associated LEDs /cx/ux set identify Port Tasks Locate drive by blinking an LED Check if LED is set to on or off View information for specific drive View the status of specific drive /cx/px set identify /cx/px show identify /cx/px show /cx/px show status BBU Tasks Check on charge and condition of /cx/bbu/ show status battery Start a test of the battery /cx/bbu test [quiet] Enclosure Tasks View information about an enclosure Locate a particular drive slot in an enclosure by blinking an LED /ex show /ex/slotx set identify Page 64 81 78 77 78 83 86 87 90 Syntax Overview The command syntax uses the general form: Object Command Attributes Objects are shell commands, controllers, units, ports (drives), BBUs (battery backup units), and enclosures. Commands can either select (show, get, present, read) attributes or alter (add, change, set, write) attributes. Attributes are either Boolean Attributes or Name-Value Attributes. • The value of a boolean attribute is deduced by presence or lack of-that is, the attribute is either specified, or not. For example, the command show alarms by default lists alarms with the most recent alarm first. If you include the attribute reverse, as in the command show alarms reverse, alarms are listed in reverse order. • The value of name-value attributes are expressed in the format attribute=value. 22 3ware Serial ATA RAID Controller CLI Guide

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Chapter 2. CLI Syntax Reference
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3ware Serial ATA RAID Controller CLI Guide
Syntax Overview
The command syntax uses the general form:
Object Command Attributes
Objects
are shell commands, controllers, units, ports (drives), BBUs (battery
backup units), and enclosures.
Commands
can either select (show, get, present, read) attributes or alter (add,
change, set, write) attributes.
Attributes
are either Boolean Attributes or Name-Value Attributes.
The value of a boolean attribute is deduced by presence or lack of—that
is, the attribute is either specified, or not. For example, the command
show alarms
by default lists alarms with the most recent alarm first. If
you include the attribute
reverse,
as in the command
show alarms
reverse
, alarms are listed in reverse order.
The value of name-value attributes are expressed in the format
attribute=value
.
Identify all drives that make up a
unit by blinking associated LEDs
/cx/ux set identify
64
Port Tasks
Locate drive by blinking an LED
/cx/px set identify
81
Check if LED is set to on or off
/cx/px show identify
78
View information for specific drive
/cx/px show
77
View the status of specific drive
/cx/px show status
78
BBU Tasks
Check on charge and condition of
battery
/cx/bbu/ show status
83
Start a test of the battery
/cx/bbu test [quiet]
86
Enclosure Tasks
View information about an
enclosure
/ex show
87
Locate a particular drive slot in an
enclosure by blinking an LED
/ex/slotx set identify
90
Table 5: Common Tasks Mapped to CLI Commands
Task
CLI Command
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