Cli Command Explanations - ATTO Technology FastStream VT 5700 Installation And Operation Manual

Command
VTLCapInfoNotify
VTLCapWarnNotify
WrapEventLog
zModem

CLI command explanations

Command Line Interface commands are listed alphabetically with explanations of what they are used for, their
defaults and syntax.
CAUTION CAUTION
Do not use CLI unless you are directed to
by an ATTO technician.
Changing parameters may cause loss of data and/or disruption to performance and reliability of
the FastStream.
The ExpressNAV VTL manager is the preferred method to operate and manage the FastStream VT.
Refer to Interface Options
AutoMap
Automap automatically maps a subset of target
devices visible to the firmware. All previous maps are
deleted.
If FCMultiNode is enabled: AutoMap [fp]
SaveConfiguration command required
If FCMultiNode is disabled: AutoMap
AutoResume
Regulates the AutoResume features for interrupted
initialization, rebuild and erase operations at startup. If no
GroupName is specified, all existing RAID groups are
affected.
Default: enabled for AutoResume Initialize, Rebuild
disabled for AutoResumeErase
set AutoResume [Initialize | Rebuild | Erase | All ]
[enabled | disabled] <GroupName>
BlockDevClean
Removes any ATTO configuration data from the block
device with the specified BlockDevID.
BlockDevClean [BlockDevID]
WARNING
WARNING
All RAID group setup information and RAID
group data is lost if you use the
BlockDevClean command.
Default
75
90
enabled
on page 33 for details
Example
set vtlcapinfonotify 65
set vtlcapwarnnotify 85
set wrapeventlog disabled
zmodem receive
BlockDevIdentify
Causes the I/O LED of the drive to illuminate for one
minute if it is accessible through the device port
CAUTION CAUTION
The BlockDevIdentify command is
intended for diagnostic purposes only.
Executing this command may adversely
impact the performance and throughput of
the FastStream for the time that the LED is
illuminated.
BlockDevIdentify <GroupName> [BlockDevID | Member
Index]
BlockDevIDStop
Turns off the IO LED of a previously identified disk drive.
BlockDevIDStop
BlockDevScan
Lists all currently connected physical drives along with
any potential RAID group association. Each block device
listed is assigned a unique index at the time of the scan
to identify drives for other CLI operations.
BlockDevScan
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