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Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface, General Command Syntax for the RSWCLI

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3 Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface The Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface (RSWCLI) provides setup commands that you can execute at the Linux command prompt and a command line interface where you can perform all required setup actions. Topics: • General Command Syntax for the RSWCLI • Configuration - Discovering a PS Series Array • Initializing a PS Series Array • Managing Access to a PS Series Group • Listing Accessible Groups • Modifying Access to a Group • Removing Host Access to a Group • Configuring Multipath I/O General Command Syntax for the RSWCLI The general RSWCLI command syntax is as follows: # rswcli --subcommand | -abbreviated_subcommand [--parameter| --abbreviated_parameter [argument]] The following rules apply: • When spelling out the full subcommand, prefix with a double dash (--). For example, rswcli --list-group. • Prefix abbreviated subcommands with a dash (‑). For example, rswcli -l. • When specifying parameters, use a double dash with both full and abbreviated parameter names. For example, --group-name or -- gn. • Use of the equal sign (=) to specify a value to parameters is optional. For example, --member-name=eqlgroup1 and --member- name eqlgroup1 are equivalent. • Brackets ([]) indicate that a parameter or argument is optional. • Several parameters are mutually exclusive and specifying more than one of these parameters causes the command to fail. The command parser ignores any redundant parameters. • To display all applicable parameters, enter an entire subcommand followed by a tab. • To display a list of applicable options, enter part of any subcommand or parameter followed by two tabs. For information, see Bash Command Completion. • To access help on any RSWCLI subcommand, use the --help or -h parameter after specifying the subcommand. For example, rswcli --discover --help. Configuration - Discovering a PS Series Array Use the rswcli --discover (or rswcli -d) command for a list of uninitialized PS Series array serial numbers. Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface 23

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Remote Setup Wizard Command Line
Interface
The Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface (RSWCLI) provides setup commands that you can execute at the Linux command
prompt and a command line interface where you can perform all required setup actions.
Topics:
•
General Command Syntax for the RSWCLI
•
Configuration — Discovering a PS Series Array
•
Initializing a PS Series Array
•
Managing Access to a PS Series Group
•
Listing Accessible Groups
•
Modifying Access to a Group
•
Removing Host Access to a Group
•
Configuring Multipath I/O
General Command Syntax for the RSWCLI
The general RSWCLI command syntax is as follows:
# rswcli --subcommand | -abbreviated_subcommand [--parameter|
--abbreviated_parameter [
argument
]]
The following rules apply:
•
When spelling out the full subcommand, prefix with a double dash (--). For example,
rswcli --list-group
.
•
Prefix abbreviated subcommands with a dash (
‑
). For example,
rswcli -l
.
•
When specifying parameters, use a double dash with both full and abbreviated parameter names. For example,
--group-name
or
--
gn
.
•
Use of the equal sign (=) to specify a value to parameters is optional. For example,
--member-name=eqlgroup1
and
--member-
name eqlgroup1
are equivalent.
•
Brackets ([]) indicate that a parameter or argument is optional.
•
Several parameters are mutually exclusive and specifying more than one of these parameters causes the command to fail. The
command parser ignores any redundant parameters.
•
To display all applicable parameters, enter an entire subcommand followed by a tab.
•
To display a list of applicable options, enter part of any subcommand or parameter followed by two tabs. For information, see
Bash
Command Completion
.
•
To access help on any RSWCLI subcommand, use the
--help
or
-h
parameter after specifying the subcommand. For example,
rswcli --discover --help
.
Configuration — Discovering a PS Series Array
Use the
rswcli --discover
(or
rswcli -d
) command for a list of uninitialized PS Series array serial numbers.
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Remote Setup Wizard Command Line Interface
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