Dell EqualLogic PS6210X EqualLogic Host Integration Tools for Linux Version 1. - Page 70
Listing Available Smart Copies, asmcli list smart-copy Command Syntax, Examples: Listing Smart Copies
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Suggestion: Please increase snapshot reserve or delete unnecessary snapshots. For scheduled operations, consider using "keep count" (see "asmcli help schedule"). The mount point has been frozen. Created snapshot myvol-user1-2017-08-16-09:49:20.465.1 on group9 The mount point has been thawed. Successfully created a Smart Copy from 1 target. Listing Available Smart Copies Use the asmcli list smart-copy command to list all available Smart Copies. asmcli list smart-copy Command Syntax The command syntax is as follows: # asmcli list smart-copy [--broken | -B] [--check-status] [--group-access-file file-location | -g] [--output always | error] [--unreachable | -U] [--user-name user-name | -u] Search option parameters also apply to this command. For information, see ASMCLI Search Options. The following table describes the optional command parameters. Table 22. List Smart Copy Optional Command Parameters Parameter Abbr. Argument Description --broken -B none Locates broken Smart Copies. A broken Smart Copy contains a snapshot or replica snapshot that is missing while the source volume is still accessible. Broken Smart Copies can occur when snapshots are deleted on the PS Series group without using ASM to delete them. This option attempts to access the group access file for a PS Series group. For information on group access files, see About Group Access Files. --check-status none none Displays the status of existing Smart Copies that are unreachable, broken, or for replica Smart Copies, in progress and promoted. This parameter takes precedence if used with --broken or --unreachable. Use with --type replica to indicate status for all replica Smart Copies. --group-access-file -g file-location Specifies the location of the group access file that contains the user names and encrypted passwords. --output always | error Specifies whether or not to suppress output. Specify --output always (default) to display all output. Specify --output error to suppress output unless an operation fails, which is useful for scheduled operations. --unreachable -U none Locates unreachable Smart Copies that fail to connect to the PS Series group or contain a target on the PS Series group that cannot be reached. --user-name -u user-name Specifies a particular user identity when multiple user names have been stored in the group access file. Examples: Listing Smart Copies This section includes examples of listing Smart Copies and listing the status of Smart Copies. 70 Auto-Snapshot Manager Command Line Interface