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clear, devinfo, a list of currently supported load balance policies.

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clear The clear command clears the performance counters. Performance counter information (for example, BytesRead, BytesWritten, NumberReads, and NumberWrites) can be viewed by executing the pathinfo command, which is explained in "pathinfo" on page 16. dsmcli> clear Clear all counters: OK devinfo The devinfo command displays device information or enables you to change the load balance policy for the specified device. devinfo [ SerialNumber | all ][ policy | {failback-on | failback-off}] where: ■ SerialNumber is the serial number of the device and policy is the load balance policy that you want to use for the specified device. See "policies" on page 17 for a list of currently supported load balance policies. ■ all policy sets the load balance policy of all devices. ■ SerialNumber {failback on | failback off} sets the failback status of the specified device. ■ all {failback-on | failback off} sets the failback status of all devices. The failback feature is only valid when the load balance mode is FailOver. You can enable or disable the failback feature for a device. By default, failback is enabled when the device is in FailOver mode.elp. 14 HP StorageWorks MSA2000 Family MPIO DSM installation guide • May 2008

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HP StorageWorks MSA2000 Family MPIO DSM installation guide
May 2008
clear
The
clear
command clears the performance counters. Performance counter
information (for example, BytesRead, BytesWritten, NumberReads, and
NumberWrites) can be viewed by executing the
pathinfo
command, which is
explained in “pathinfo” on page 16.
devinfo
The
devinfo
command displays device information or enables you to change the
load balance policy for the specified device.
where:
SerialNumber
is the serial number of the device and
policy
is the load balance
policy that you want to use for the specified device. See “policies” on page 17 for
a list of currently supported load balance policies.
all policy
sets the load balance policy of all devices.
SerialNumber {failback on | failback off}
sets the failback status of the specified
device.
all {failback-on | failback off}
sets the failback status of all devices.
The failback feature is only valid when the load balance mode is
FailOver
. You
can enable or disable the failback feature for a device. By default, failback is
enabled when the device is in
FailOver
mode.
elp
.
dsmcli> clear
Clear all counters: OK
devinfo [
SerialNumber
| all
][
policy
| {
failback-on
|
failback-off
}]