Listing The San Client Group; Adding A San Clients Group - Quantum DXi V1000 Command Manual

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Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-05 Rev B
April 2012
Listing the SAN Client
Group
Adding a SAN Clients
Group
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syscli --list sanclientgroup [--vtlname <VTL_name>]
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to display a list of existing SAN client
group(s) on the system. The list returned contains the virtual tape library name,
group name, host, target and devices associated with the group. If a virtual
library name is specified, this CLI lists only the group associated with the virtual
tape library.
An example output of a SAN client group is shown below.
List of SAN client groups:
Total count = 1
[group = 1]
vtl name = MyVTL
group name = Group1
host = 
target =
total device count = 2
[device = 1]
type = VMC
serial = VL01SV0825BVA04501
lun = 1
[device = 2]
type = VTD
serial = VL01SV0825BVA04501
lun = 2
syscli --add sanclientgroup --name <VTL_name> --groupname
<group_name> --wwpn <world_wide_port_name> --target <target>
(--device <device_serial_number> --lun <desired_LUN>) [ --useccl ]
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to add a host access group. The
following are required to create a host access group.
• Group Name
• VTL Name
• Host Name or WWPN
• Target (FC Port)
• List of device serial numbers (either VMC or VTD) and the desired host LUNs.
There should at least be one device and LUN specified.
The WWPN can be derived from the values returned for wwpn field name of the
list of host CLI. The Target can be derived from the value returned for wwpn
field name of the list of targets CLI. The List of device serial number can be
derived from the 'serial' field name of the list of devices of the VTL specified.
VTL Configuration CLI Commands

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