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Monitoring Commands, Table 18 CLI Management Commands

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Table 18 CLI Management Commands Command Usage 1 changePassword Resets the administrative password, or changes the administrative or user password. Command View VLS automatically restarts after changing the passwords to make the changes take effect. Where the options are: -admin - Reset the administrator password ( -u and -p are ignored) (optional) -p - Password (no spaces) (optional) -u - Username (administrator or user). Default is current user. (optional) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) editCartridge Changes parameters on an existing cartridge. Where the options are: -a - VLS filename of the cartridge (required) -b - Barcode label of the cartridge (required) -c - Current capacity of the cartridge in gigabytes (optional). Only required if changing the cartridge capacity. -l - Name of library in which the cartridge resides (Library_0, ...) (required) -nc - Desired new capacity of the cartridge in gigabytes (optional) -nl - Name of the new library if moving cartridge (Library_1, ..) (optional) -s - Storage LUN name (SLun_#) (required) -w - Write protect? (0-read/write or 1-read only) (optional) -y - Cartridge emulation type (2, 3, ...) (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) restartEmulations Restarts the VLS device emulations. restartCommandViewVLS Restarts Command View VLS. restartSystem Shuts down and restarts the VLS node. shutdownSystem Shuts down the VLS node so it can be powered off. shutdownNode Shuts down the VLS node so it can be powered off. saveAllConfig Where the options are: -o - Saves the VLS virtual library configuration and network settings to the specified external configuration file. -h - Displays command usage information (optional) restoreAllConfig Where the options are: -in - Restores the VLS virtual library configuration and network settings from the specified external configuration file. -h - Displays command usage information (optional) 1 = string; = number; = filename Monitoring Commands Use the CLI commands in CLI monitoring commands to: • View the VLS health status • View or delete notification alerts • Add, view, or delete E-mail servers to route notification alerts • Add, view, or delete E-mail addresses for notification alerts • Add, view, or delete SNMP management consoles to receive notification alerts VLS Commands 143

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Table 18 CLI Management Commands
Usage
1
Command
Resets the administrative password, or changes the administrative or user password.
Command View VLS automatically restarts after changing the passwords to make the
changes take effect. Where the options are:
-admin
- Reset the administrator password ( -u and -p are ignored) (optional)
changePassword
-p
- Password (no spaces) (optional)
-u
- Username (administrator or user). Default is current user. (optional)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
Changes parameters on an existing cartridge. Where the options are:
-a
<s>
- VLS filename of the cartridge (required)
editCartridge
-b
<s>
- Barcode label of the cartridge (required)
-c
<n>
- Current capacity of the cartridge in gigabytes (optional). Only required if
changing the cartridge capacity.
-l
<s>
- Name of library in which the cartridge resides (Library_0, ...) (required)
-nc
<n>
- Desired new capacity of the cartridge in gigabytes (optional)
-nl
<s>
- Name of the new library if moving cartridge (Library_1, ..) (optional)
-s
<s>
- Storage LUN name (SLun_#) (required)
-w
- Write protect? (0-read/write or 1-read only) (optional)
-y
<n>
- Cartridge emulation type (2, 3, ...) (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
Restarts the VLS device emulations.
restartEmulations
Restarts Command View VLS.
restartCommandViewVLS
Shuts down and restarts the VLS node.
restartSystem
Shuts down the VLS node so it can be powered off.
shutdownSystem
Shuts down the VLS node so it can be powered off.
shutdownNode
Where the options are:
saveAllConfig
-o
<s>
- Saves the VLS virtual library configuration and network settings to the specified
external configuration file.
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
Where the options are:
restoreAllConfig
-in
<s>
- Restores the VLS virtual library configuration and network settings from the
specified external configuration file.
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
1
<s> = string; <n> = number; <f> = filename
Monitoring Commands
Use the CLI commands in
CLI monitoring commands
to:
•
View the VLS health status
•
View or delete notification alerts
•
Add, view, or delete E-mail servers to route notification alerts
•
Add, view, or delete E-mail addresses for notification alerts
•
Add, view, or delete SNMP management consoles to receive notification alerts
VLS Commands
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