Dell PowerStore 3200T EMC PowerStore CLI User Guide - Page 14

-port -user|-u -password|-p -ssl_policy|ssl -cert_list -cert_clear -cert_del Port number on the system. Username for logging in to the system. Password for logging in to the system. Policy for handling unknown SSL certificates downloaded from the system. Value is one of the following: ● interactive - Prompt the user to accept the certificates for the current session (default). ● reject - Automatically reject the certificates. ● accept - Automatically accept the certificates. ● store - Automatically accept and store the certificates. List of all certificates stored locally in the lockbox. Delete all certificates stored locally in the lockbox. Delete one or more certificates from the lockbox. Type a comma-separated list of certificate IDs. NOTE: Use -cert_list to view a list of stored certificates with their IDs. -help|-h|-? -save_cred -remove_cred -remove_all_c reds -default -header -v|-version -clear_cache Display information about the syntax and switches, a list of command categories available on the target system, and information about getting further help on specific topics. Save the access credentials that are specified for the -user and -password switches to a local security file in the lockbox. With the access credentials saved, PowerStore CLI automatically applies them to the specified system destination and port pair each time you run a command. Save PowerStore CLI settings on page 15 explains saving user account credentials to the local client system. Remove the specified user account from the lockbox. Remove all user accounts from the lockbox. Save the destination, port pair, and SSL policy as defaults. You can use the -default switch with the -destination, -port, or -ssl_policy switches, or with any combination of those switches. The saved SSL policy applies to the client for all destinations. Also, you can update the destination and port separately. Save PowerStore CLI settings on page 15 explains saving user account credentials to the local client system. Show the header message (system IP address, port number, and so on), which is hidden by default, above the command output. Display the version of your PowerStore CLI. Clear cached data. Example 1 The following example accesses the destination system 10.0.0.1 as user admin with password MyPassword456!: pstcli -d 10.0.0.1 -u admin -p MyPassword456! Example 2 The following example saves the access credentials for the specified user: pstcli -d 10.0.0.1 -u admin -p MyPassword456! -save_cred Example 3 The following example sets the destination system as the default: pstcli -d 10.0.0.1 -u admin -p MyPassword456! -default 14 Introduction