The password feature is automatically bypassed when logging in on the serial console. This feature allows a system administrator access to the RamSan-210 if the password is forgotten or lost.

4.5.9PERFORMANCE

The “PERFORMANCE” command may be used to view the bandwidth of each port. The monitor shows the average bandwidth of each port over a period of one second. This performance view shows only DMA activity and does not show other Fibre Channel activity. To stop the output from this command, press “Q”.

ram-san> perf

Press ‘s’ to toggle scroll mode, ‘q’ to quit.

 

-- Controller

1 --

 

 

-- Controller 2

--

A: Band

I/O B:

Band

I/O

A: Band

I/O

B: Band

I/O

93.2

345

97.2

370

96.6

359

95.2

350

96.5

356

97.1

369

97.0

367

92.8

337

4.5.10PORTCONFIG

The “PORTCONFIG” command is used to configure the Fibre Channel controllers. After the “PORTCONFIG” command is entered, the current configuration is listed and the available options are listed.

4.5.11POWEROFF

The “POWEROFF” command is equivalent to a front panel “Manual Shutdown”. This will power off the system. Before powering off the system, all writes will be completed. Note: To resume operation, it is necessary to press the top button on either power supply.

4.5.12REBOOT

The Reboot command allows a system administrator to reboot the management controller. This command should only be needed under rare circumstances.

4.5.13RESET

The RESET” command allows the administrator to reset individual ports on the RamSan-210. This command should only be needed under rare circumstances since the Fibre Channel ports handle the appropriate reset protocol. To issue this command, a port number is specified as a parameter to the command.

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