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Schedule Support Bundle Collection Configuration, file=C:\Program Files\CLI\logs

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• A recovery profile for the storage array • The unreadable sectors that are detected on the storage array • The state capture data • An inventory of the versions of the firmware running on the RAID controller modules, the physical disks, and the RAID controller modules Syntax save storageArray supportData file="filename" [force=(TRUE | FALSE)] Parameter Parameter file force Description The path and the file name where support-related data for the storage array is saved. Enclose the file path and the file name in double quotation marks (" "). For example, file="C:\Program Files\CLI\logs \supdat.zip". This command does not automatically append a file extension to the saved file. A file extension must be specified when entering the file name. Forces collection of support data when there is a failure in securing a lock on controller operations. To force the collection of support data, set this parameter to TRUE. The default value is FALSE. Schedule Support Bundle Collection Configuration This command specifies a schedule for collecting support bundle data. NOTE: This command must be run from the command line. It cannot be run in the MD Storage Manager script editor. Syntax SMcli -supportBundle schedule (enable|disable) (all|storageArrayName) [data=pathName] [startTime=HH:MM] [startDate=MM:DD:YY] [endDate=MM:DD:YY] (daysOfWeek={} | months={} (onDays={} | weekNumber=(First|Second|Third|Fourth|Last) dayOfWeek=(Sunday|Monday|Tuesday| Wednesday|) Parameters Parameter Description enable Enable automatic collection of support bundles when a critical MEL event is detected. disable Disable automatic collection of support bundles where the feature was previously enabled. all Apply the command to all storage arrays detected from the host. 163

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A recovery profile for the storage array
•
The unreadable sectors that are detected on the storage array
•
The state capture data
•
An inventory of the versions of the firmware running on the RAID controller modules, the physical disks, and the
RAID controller modules
Syntax
save storageArray supportData file="
filename
"
[force=(TRUE | FALSE)]
Parameter
Parameter
Description
file
The path and the file name where support-related data for
the storage array is saved. Enclose the file path and the
file name in double quotation marks (" "). For example,
file="C:\Program Files\CLI\logs
\supdat.zip".
This command does not
automatically append a file extension to the saved file. A
file extension must be specified when entering the file
name.
force
Forces collection of support data when there is a failure in
securing a lock on controller operations. To force the
collection of support data, set this parameter to
TRUE
.
The default value is
FALSE
.
Schedule Support Bundle Collection Configuration
This command specifies a schedule for collecting support bundle data.
NOTE:
This command must be run from the command line. It cannot be run in the MD Storage Manager script
editor.
Syntax
SMcli -supportBundle schedule (enable|disable) (all|
storageArrayName
)
[data=
pathName
]
[startTime=
HH:MM
]
[startDate=
MM:DD:YY
]
[endDate=
MM:DD:YY
]
(daysOfWeek={} | months={}
(onDays={} |
weekNumber=(First|Second|Third|Fourth|Last) dayOfWeek=(Sunday|Monday|Tuesday|
Wednesday|)
Parameters
Parameter
Description
enable
Enable automatic collection of support bundles when a
critical MEL event is detected.
disable
Disable automatic collection of support bundles where the
feature was previously enabled.
all
Apply the command to all storage arrays detected from
the host.
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