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Listing Deduplicated
VTL on the Source
Listing Deduplicated
NAS on the Source
Replication CLI Commands
This CLI command allows the admin user to clear replication statistics. If the
--sent option is specified, the sent replication statistics will be cleared. If the
--received option is specified, the received replication statistics will be cleared.
syscli --list dedupvtl
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to display a list of all the virtual tape
libraries (VTLs) that have data deduplication enabled. Replication information is
also listed if it applies. The list includes the VTL name, replication options (state
schedule and/or syncid if any are se), last replication status (start, completion
and status) and or last synchronization status (start, completion and status).
An example output of this is command:
Total count = 1
[dedupvtl = 1]
VTL name = test1
replication state = Enabled
replication schedule =
replication sync id =
last replication start = Thu Mar 5 11:02:03 2009
last replication completion = Thu Mar 5 11:02:07 2009
last replication status = Success
last synchronization start =
last synchronization completion =
last synchronization status =
syscli --list dedupnas [--name <sharename> |--namematch <pattern>]
This CLI command returns the list of deduped NAS shares on the source.
CLI command options:
• --list: Lists all deduped NAS shares on source.
• --name: if specified, lists info for this share only.
• --namematch: if specified, only shares whose names match the specified
pattern are listed. The wild characters ^ and $ are supported as follows:
• ^xxx – matching pattern xxx at the start of names
• xxx$ – matching pattern xxx at the end of names
Remember to escape $ with a backslash because it is special to the shell. For
example, to list all shares ending with test in the names, type the following
command: syscli --list dedupnas --namematch test\$
Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-02 Rev A
July 2011
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