Seagate ST1100FS0000 Seagate X8 Accelerator User Guide for VMware - Page 26

Esxcli Vgc Beacon

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The following example shows detailed output for the device 'vgca'. The first section of the monitor output shows physical characteristics of the Seagate X8 Accelerator device such as raw device size, serial number, and overall device health, while the latter half shows the configured mode, total read/write bytes and remaining flash life. ~# esxcli vgc monitor drive -d vgca vgc-monitor: 3.2.55402.C7 Driver Uptime: 15:21 Card_Name Num_Partitions vgca 1 Card_Type Status VIR-M2-LP-1100-1A Good Serial Number : SJT00097 Card Info : Part: SJT00097 Rev : X8 Accelerator 52879, x8 Gen2 Temperature : 53 C (Safe) Temp Throttle : Inactive Card State Details : Normal Action Required : None Partition vgca0 Usable_Capacity RAID 2222 GB enabled Mode Total Flash Bytes Remaining Life Partition State Flash Reserves Left : maxcapacity : 7135634805996958 (7.14PB) (reads) 881672207569084 (881.67TB) (writes) : 94.32% : READY : 99.67% 7.3 ESXCLI VGC BEACON To facilitate service in a multiple-device installation, an individual device can identify itself by flashing its onboard LEDs. Execute the "esxcli vgc beacon" command with the desired "vgc[a-z]" device or the corresponding PCI address, and "-b 1"or "-b 0" to enable or disable the beacon respectively. When enabled, the named X8 Accelerator device can be identified using two on-board LEDs flashing in unison. NOTE vgc beacon command cannot be used on X8 Accelerator devices that are added in Pass-Through mode and attached to Guest VMs. ~# esxcli vgc beacon Usage: esxcli vgc beacon {cmd} [cmd options] Available Commands: drive Locate a drive by blinking its LEDs SEAGATE X8 ACCELERATOR FOR VMWARE ESXI USER GUIDE, REV. A 22

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The following example shows detailed output for the device 'vgca'. The first section of the monitor output shows physical
characteristics of the Seagate X8 Accelerator device such as raw device size, serial number, and overall device health, while
the latter half shows the configured mode, total read/write bytes and remaining flash life.
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SXCLI VGC BEACON
To facilitate service in a multiple-device installation, an individual device can identify itself by flashing its onboard LEDs.
Execute the "esxcli vgc beacon" command with the desired "vgc[a-z]" device or the corresponding PCI address, and "-b 1"or
"-b 0" to enable or disable the beacon respectively. When enabled, the named X8 Accelerator device can be identified using
two on-board LEDs flashing in unison.
~# esxcli vgc monitor drive -d vgca
vgc-monitor: 3.2.55402.C7
Driver Uptime: 15:21
Card_Name
Num_Partitions
Card_Type
Status
vgca
1
VIR-M2-LP-1100-1A
Good
Serial Number
: SJT00097
Card Info
: Part: SJT00097
Rev : X8 Accelerator 52879, x8 Gen2
Temperature
: 53 C (Safe)
Temp Throttle
: Inactive
Card State Details : Normal
Action Required
: None
Partition
Usable_Capacity
RAID
vgca0
2222 GB
enabled
Mode
: maxcapacity
Total Flash Bytes
: 7135634805996958 (7.14PB) (reads)
881672207569084 (881.67TB) (writes)
Remaining Life
: 94.32%
Partition State
: READY
Flash Reserves Left
: 99.67%
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vgc beacon command cannot be used on X8 Accelerator devices that are added in
Pass-Through mode and attached to Guest VMs.
~# esxcli vgc beacon
Usage: esxcli vgc beacon {cmd} [cmd options]
Available Commands:
drive
Locate a drive by blinking its LEDs