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Setting the controller ID, Setting hard addressing, Example command and response, Basic command

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Example command and response CLI> set globals expand_priority=medium rebuild_priority=medium system_name="MSA-1" read_cache=50 write_cache=50 Global Parameters: System Name: MSA-1 Rebuild Priority: medium Expand Priority: medium Total Cache: 256MB 50% Read Cache: 256MB 50% Write Cache: 256MB Setting the controller ID This command can be used to assign a unique name to each controller installed in the MSA. NOTE: In OpenVMS environments, a unique identifier must be assigned to each MSA controller. The value must be numeric. Basic command set this_controller_id -orset other_controller_id Command options identifier-the user-defined ID for the controller. The ID can be up to 230 alphanumeric characters or a decimal number in the range of 0 though 65535. If spaces are included in the name, quotation marks are required. Example command and response CLI> set this_controller_id MSA-1 Controller identifier MSA-1 created. Setting hard addressing To enable or disable Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop hard addressing on an MSA controller: Basic command set this_controller_hard_address Command options enable|disable-enables or disables hard addressing on the controller. loop_id-a decimal number between 0 and 125 to assign the loop identifier. Example command and response CLI> set this_controller_hard_address enable 1 Hard Addressing is enabled. Loop ID = 1, ALPA = 0xE8 36 Using the CLI

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Using the CLI
Example command and response
Setting the controller ID
This command can be used to assign a unique name to each controller installed in the MSA.
NOTE:
In OpenVMS environments, a unique identifier must be assigned to each MSA controller. The
value must be numeric.
Basic command
set this_controller_id <identifier>
-or-
set other_controller_id <identifier>
Command options
identifier
—the user-defined ID for the controller. The ID can be up to 230 alphanumeric characters
or a decimal number in the range of 0 though 65535. If spaces are included in the name, quotation
marks are required.
Example command and response
CLI> set this_controller_id MSA-1
Controller identifier MSA-1 created.
Setting hard addressing
To enable or disable Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop hard addressing on an MSA controller:
Basic command
set this_controller_hard_address <enable|disable> <loop_id>
Command options
enable|disable
—enables or disables hard addressing on the controller.
loop_id
—a decimal number between 0 and 125 to assign the loop identifier.
Example command and response
CLI> set this_controller_hard_address enable 1
Hard Addressing is enabled.
Loop ID = 1, ALPA = 0xE8
CLI> set globals expand_priority=medium
rebuild_priority=medium system_name=”MSA-1”
read_cache=50 write_cache=50
Global
Parameters:
System Name:
MSA-1
Rebuild Priority:
medium
Expand Priority:
medium
Total Cache:
256MB
50% Read Cache:
256MB
50% Write Cache:
256MB