Syntax Overview
Table 5: Common Tasks Mapped to CLI Commands
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Enable/disable autoverify | /cx/ux set autoverify | 68 |
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Identify all drives that make up a | /cx/ux set identify | 64 |
unit by blinking associated LEDs |
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Port Tasks |
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Locate drive by blinking an LED | /cx/px set identify | 81 |
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Check if LED is set to on or off | /cx/px show identify | 78 |
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View information for specific drive | /cx/px show | 77 |
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View the status of specific drive | /cx/px show status | 78 |
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BBU Tasks |
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Check on charge and condition of | /cx/bbu/ show status | 83 |
battery |
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Start a test of the battery | /cx/bbu test [quiet] | 86 |
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Enclosure Tasks |
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View information about an | /ex show | 87 |
enclosure |
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Locate a particular drive slot in an | /ex/slotx set identify | 90 |
enclosure by blinking an LED |
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Syntax Overview
The command syntax uses the general form:
Object Command Attributes
Objects are shell commands, controllers, units, ports (drives), BBUs (battery backup units), and enclosures.
Commands can either select (show, get, present, read) attributes or alter (add, change, set, write) attributes.
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