American Megatrends MAN-STOR-ITX27-CLI manual Alert Configuration

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Alert Configuration

These commands configure the way alerts are generated.

Command

Argument

Description

get alert

-t/--type snmp

Gives the SNMP alert

 

For example:

configuration.

 

get –t snmp alert

 

get alert

-t/--type email

Gives the Email alert

 

For example:

configuration.

 

get –t email alert

 

delete alert

-t/--type snmp

Deletes the SNMP specified

 

-v/--value <destination>

destination from the alert

 

-x/--xml alert

configuration.

 

For example:

 

 

delete -t snmp -v 10.0.3.155 -v 10.0.0.203 -x alert

 

delete alert

-t/--type email

Deletes the specified email address

 

-v/--value <emailaddress>

from the alert configuration.

 

-x/--xml alert

 

 

For example:

 

 

delete -t email -v sam@yahoo.com -v

 

 

yyy@ami.com -x alert

 

set alert

-t/--type snmp

Configures SNMP alerts.

 

-e/--enable or

 

 

-d/--disable

Note:

 

-v/--value <alertmask:communityname:destination>

<alertmask:communityname:destin

 

-x/--xml

ation>

 

For example: set –t snmp –e –v 1:public:10.10.10.5

For example:

 

-x alert

<1:public:10.0.0.79>

set alert

-t/--type email

Configures Email alerts.

 

-e/--enable or

<alertmask:language:emailaddr>

 

-d/--disable

<1:1:aaaa@ami.com>

 

-v/--value <alertmask:language:emailaddr>

 

 

-s/--emailserver (IP address)

Language

 

-F <Fully Qualified Domain Name>

0-Unknown

 

-x/--xml

1-English

 

For example: set -t email -e -v

2-Japanese

 

1:1:sam@yahoo.com -s 10.0.0.79 -F ami.com -x

3-Korean

 

alert

4-Chinese

 

 

Alert Mask:

 

 

1 - Information

 

 

2 - Warning

 

 

4 - Fatal

 

 

Any combination of the three alert

 

 

masks up to a maximum of seven

 

 

levels.

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Contents MAN-STOR-ITX27-CLI 06/07/2010 Revision History Preface Table of Contents Limited Warranty Limitations of LiabilityTechnical Support Disclaimer Accessing CLI PrefaceOverview of CLI NIC-1 Initial SetupThis will list the available RAID LD’s present in the system Volume ConfigurationPage To create a target, use the following commands Similarly a SAN volume can be created as followsNext step is to activate a port for iSCSI traffic Then, to enable the target, use the syntax belowChapter Command SetCLIshow -h Enter For example To find out how the show command works, typeThese commands configure the way alerts are generated Alert ConfigurationDate/Time Configuration Domain ConfigurationThese commands configure the time zone and date These commands display or clear the event log Event log CommandsThese commands configure the network firewall options Firewall ConfigurationGeneral Server Configuration Health ConfigurationThese commands get the health information ISCSI Configuration Command Argument Description These commands configure the License License configurationNetwork Controller Configuration NAS Quota Configuration NAS User / Group Configuration List retrieved will be given for both instead of singlyFor exmaple set -t user -u test1 -p test1 -f Test1 ug Protocol Configuration RAID & Disk Management Commands Command Argument Description Upgrades the firmware for a These commands work on NAS shares and directory Share, Directory & ACL ConfigurationLevel for NT 3provisiontype 0-Thin System Control ConfigurationVolume and Snapshot Commands These commands configure the System controlsCommand Argument Description Command Argument Description UPS Configuration These commands configure the UPS for power managementXml Synchronous replication For example update -l c0v0 -p 50 -m SyncreplicaFor example Update -l c0v0 -g rg0 syncreplica For example Update -l c0v0 -p 50 -m 172.16.70.102These commands configure asynchronous replication Asynchronous ReplicationUtilization bandwidth utilization Command Argument Description Failedduetorollback Command Argument Description Command Argument Description Command Argument Description Example Get -t journalfile -c Cont0 -f jf0 journal Journal Volume ManagementThese commands configure a journal and journal file ExamplePage Continuous Data Protection Recovery WizardThese commands are to view cdp for journal file These commands are used as part of recovery wizardWorkflow queue These commands are used as part of SRMStorage Resource Management List the tasks in report, pendingLocal and Replicated Snapshot validation These commands are used as part of snap validationPage Appendix a Error Codes Code 175 Error in mounting the share 338 License file read write error Code Code Code Code Description Code Description Code Description

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