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[--timeout 0>] rda --help rda can be one of: --show Displays command specific information. --setpassword Updates the Rapid Data Access (RDA) user password. --delete_client Deletes the Rapid Data Access (RDA) client. --update_client Updates attributes of a Rapid Data Access (RDA) client. --limit Limits bandwidth consumed by Rapid Data Access (RDA) when replicating over a WAN link. --partial_images Lists or cleans up partial images. For command-specific help, please type rda --help eg: rda --help show Stats This set of DR Series system CLI commands let you display the current statistics for a DR Series system in the following categories: • All containers (cumulative): --system • CPU: --cpu • Memory: --memory • Network interfaces: --network • Online data verification: --datacheck • NFS: --nfs • CIFS: --cifs • OST media server: --ost • RDS media server --rds • A specific container: --container --name • Replication: --replication • Seeding: --seed • Cleaner: --cleaner • Clients: --clients --type In addition, this DR Series system CLI command also allows you to reset the following statistic types: • NFS: --reset --nfs • CIFS: --reset --cifs • OST: --reset --ost • RDS --reset --rds • Data Check: --reset --datacheck NOTE: For information on the stats --datacheck commands that are associated with the Data Check feature, see stats --datacheck. 64

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[--timeout <> 0>]
rda --help
rda <command> <command-arguments>
<command> can be one of:
--show
Displays command specific information.
--setpassword
Updates the Rapid Data Access (RDA) user
password.
--delete_client
Deletes the Rapid Data Access (RDA) client.
--update_client
Updates attributes of a Rapid Data Access
(RDA) client.
--limit
Limits bandwidth consumed by Rapid Data
Access (RDA) when replicating over a WAN link.
--partial_images
Lists or cleans up partial images.
For command-specific help, please type rda --help <command>
eg:
rda --help show
Stats
This set of DR Series system CLI commands let you display the current statistics for a DR Series system in the following
categories:
•
All containers (cumulative):
--system
•
CPU:
--cpu
•
Memory:
--memory
•
Network interfaces:
--network
•
Online data verification:
--datacheck
•
NFS:
--nfs
•
CIFS:
--cifs
•
OST media server:
--ost
•
RDS media server
--rds
•
A specific container:
--container --name
•
Replication:
--replication
•
Seeding:
--seed
•
Cleaner:
--cleaner
•
Clients:
--clients --type
In addition, this DR Series system CLI command also allows you to reset the following statistic types:
•
NFS:
--reset --nfs
•
CIFS:
--reset --cifs
•
OST:
--reset --ost
•
RDS
--reset --rds
•
Data Check:
--reset --datacheck
NOTE:
For information on the
stats --datacheck
commands that are associated with the Data Check feature, see
stats --datacheck
.
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