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Parameter	Definition
-c	Use to indicate that you are entering one or more
	script commands to run on the specified storage
	array. Terminate each command by using a
	semicolon (;).
	You cannot place more than one -cparameter on
	the same command line. You can include more
	than one script command after the -cparameter.
-d	Use to display the contents of the script
	configuration file.
-e	Use to disable syntax checking when executing the
	current CLI command.
-F (uppercase)	Use to specify the e-mail address from which all
	alerts will be sent.
-f (lowercase)	Use to specify a file name containing script
	commands intended to run on the specified
	storage array.
	This parameter is similar to the -cparameter in
	that both are intended for running script
	commands. The -cparameter allows you to
	execute individual script commands. The -f
	(lowercase) parameter allows you to execute
	script commands contained in a file.
		NOTE: By default, any errors encountered
		when running the script commands in a file
		are ignored, and the file continues to run. To
		override this behavior, use the set session
		errorAction=stop command in the script
		file.
-g	Use to specify an ASCII file that contains e-mail
	sender contact information to include in all e-mail
	alert notifications. The CLI assumes the ASCII file is
	text only, without delimiters or any expected
	format. A typical file contains the following
	information:
	•	Name
	•	Title
	•	Company
	•	Phone
	•	Pager

NOTE: You can use any file name that your operating system supports. You must not use userdata.txt. Some operating systems reserve userdata.txt for system information.

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