Using Scli In Non-Secure Mode; Syntax - Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node User Manual

Using SCLI in non-secure mode

Syntax

Note:
The order of the parameters and command is insignificant.
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SCLI commands are lowercase and case-sensitive.
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All parameters are preceded by --
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Before using most SCLI commands, you must log in, as described in the CLI Reference
Guide .
If VxFlex OS is running in non-secure mode, you must disable secure communications
on every MDM server to enable execution of commands.
To disable secure communications in Windows, on each MDM open the SCLI
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conf.txt file, and add the following line:
cli_use_secure_communication=0
To disable secure communications in Linux, run the following on each MDM:
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echo cli_use_secure_communication=0 >> ~/.scli/conf.txt
Note: For more information on how to set up secure or non-secure mode, see the
VxFlex OS User Guide .
Note: After renewing certificates, changing from secure mode to non-secure
mode is not supported.
All names of objects in the system will be capitalized, for example, Protection Domain.
In the case where the name is in fact initials it will be in uppercase, for example, MDM.
The actual CLI command format uses the following format:
Message - Required
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<> - Argument
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() – Required element
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[] – Optional element
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| - Select from options A|B|C
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Each command entry uses the above syntax and looks like the following example:
Usage:
scli --cmd_example --r1 (--r2 | --r3 <V1>) [o1 <V2>|o2]
[Options]
Description: a description of what cmd_example does
Parameter
--r1
Description
r1 description
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