General Server Configuration; Health Configuration - American Megatrends StorTrends User’s guide User Manual

General Server Configuration

These commands retrieve the general server information, such as build version, build date and so on. It also
allows configuration of a new server name.
Command Argument
get serverinfo For example: get serverinfo
set serverinfo -n/--name <server name>
-x/--xml
For example: set –n newitx serverinfo
set serverinfo -p/--password
–u/--user{root/cli}
-x/--xml
create dump

Health Configuration

These commands get the health information
Command Argument
get health -c/--enccount
-x/--xml
For example: get –c health
get health -i/--info –n/--enclosure
-x/--xml
For example: get –i –n 0 health
get health -s/--encstatus
–n/--enclosure (optional)
-x/--xml
For example: get –s health
get health -a/--
-x/--xml
For example: get –x –a health
get –s –n 0 health
Description
Displays the server information
such as server name, build version,
build date and so on.
Configures the name of the server.
The length of the servername
should be less than 16 characters
and the first character must be
alphabetical.
System will prompt you to enter
and confirm the new administrator
(root/cli) password.
Password length should be 32 or
less characters.
Creates a dump of the running
system that is useful for debugging.
The file is placed in /usr/AmiNas.
Description
Gets the number of enclosures
present in the system.
Gets the health information
regarding fan, voltage and
temperatures for the given
enclosure.
Gets the enclosure status for the
given enclosure or for all the
enclosures.
Gets the enclosure status for all the
enclosures.
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