Quantum DXi V-Series Manual page 72

Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
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February 2014
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• --healthcheck: Indicates this is a scheduled healthcheck event.
Note: Healthcheck requires a daily or weekly recurrence not to exceed
every 7 days or once a week.
• --emailreports: Indicates this is a scheduled email reports event. This will
send the --type to all recipients in the list obtained from syscli --get
emailhome.
• --type: Specify which report is wanted.
• --replication: Indicates this is a scheduled replication event.
• --name: Specify a valid VTL or NAS share name.
• --target: Target host name or IP of the replication event. If the system or the
share/partition has two targets configured, you must use the --target
option and you must specify a target IP or hostname. If the system or the
share/partition has no target configured, invoking the commands will result
in error.
• --start: Start date and time.
Note: Date and time can be entered in any order, but if spaces are used to
separate the time and date, then quotes must be used. This date/
time will be used to specify when the event is to occur. In the case
of a recurring event, portions of this date/time will be used for
recurrence. For instance, a yearly recurrence will recur on the same
day and time each year.
• --end: End date and time.
Note: Date and time can be entered in any order, but if spaces are used to
separate the time and date, then quotes must be used. This date/
time will be used to tell when an event will end.
If --end is specified followed by 0, the end declaration will be removed,
making this an open ended event. This type of an event is used for an
occurrence that will never end or for events like replication or garbage
collection where they will end when they have completed their job.
• --none: Remove any recurrence information on the specified event forcing it
to be a one time event.
Note: Healthcheck and Reclamation events cannot be changed to a one
time event.
• --daily: Recur daily starting at the time obtained from the --start
specification.
• --weekly: Recur weekly on specified days (comma separated for multiple
days) starting at the time obtained from the --start specification.
• --monthly: Recur monthly on the day and time obtained from the --start
specification.
Scheduler CLI Commands (DEPRECATED)