HP 12000 HP StorageWorks 12000 Gateway Virtual Library System User Guide (AH81 - Page 176

Monitoring Commands

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Command Usage 1 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 Table 8 CLI monitoring commands Command getHealth getChassis getNode Usage 1 Returns the VLS health status as a number (0-good, 1-degraded, 2-critical, 3-failed, 4-missing). Returns information about the VLS displayed on the Identity Tab window. Returns information on the node. Where the options are: -a - Node name (Head_0, ...) (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) getNodeNames getNodeFault Returns the list of nodes in the VLS. Returns fault information for the specified node. Where the options are: -a - Node name (Head_0, ...) (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) getNotificationsCount Returns the number of notification messages specified counting back from the most recent. Where the options are: -n - Maximum number of notifications to return (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) getNotificationsDate Returns all the notification alert messages that occurred starting with the specified date. Where the options are: -d - mm/dd/yy on or after this date (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) deleteNotifications Deletes the specified notification alerts from the VLS. Where the options are: -id - ID number of notification to delete (required) -h - Displays command usage information (optional) 176 CLI Command Set

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Usage
1
Command
Where the options are:
-in
<s>
- Restores the VLS virtual library configuration and network settings from
the specified external configuration file.
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
restoreAllConfig
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
Table 8 CLI monitoring commands
Usage
1
Command
Returns the VLS health status as a number (0-good, 1-degraded, 2-critical, 3-failed,
4-missing).
getHealth
Returns information about the VLS displayed on the Identity Tab window.
getChassis
Returns information on the node. Where the options are:
-a
<s>
- Node name (Head_0, ...) (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
getNode
Returns the list of nodes in the VLS.
getNodeNames
Returns fault information for the specified node. Where the options are:
-a
<s>
- Node name (Head_0, ...) (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
getNodeFault
Returns the number of notification messages specified counting back from the most
recent. Where the options are:
-n
<n>
- Maximum number of notifications to return (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
getNotifica-
tionsCount
Returns all the notification alert messages that occurred starting with the specified
date. Where the options are:
-d
- mm/dd/yy on or after this date (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
getNotifica-
tionsDate
Deletes the specified notification alerts from the VLS. Where the options are:
-id
<s>
- ID number of notification to delete (required)
-h
- Displays command usage information (optional)
deleteNotifications
CLI Command Set
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