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get ScsiInitID [port number] [ID choices]
Contact ATAC before using this command.
CAUTION
The get SCSIInitID command displays the SCSI initiator ID to be used for a specific port. You must put in
a placeholder value for the initiator value used on that port, [0-15], even though the output could differ from
the number you enter. The number reported in the output is correct for your configuration. A
saveConfiguration restart command must be used to permanently save this configuration. Refer to
SCSIInitID [port number] [ID choices]
Port Number
Meaning
0 or 1
SCSI connection labeled SCSI port 0 or SCSI port 1
SCSI Initiator ID Choices and Possible Outputs
1
2
3
4
5
You must enter the port number and the initiator ID as shown in the following examples.
Ready.
get scsiinitid 1
ERROR. Wrong/Missing Parameters
Usage:
get/set ScsiInitId [sb] [0-15]
get scsiinitid 1 9
Port 1 ScsiInitId = 7
Ready.
get scsiinitid 1 7
Port 1 ScsiInitId = 7
Ready.
get SCSIPortBusSpeed [port number]
Contact ATAC before using this command.
CAUTION
The get SCSIPortBusSpeed command displays the current SCSI port bus speed. If a port number is
specified, the command displays only that port number's bus speed. Refer to
number] [speed]
on page 94.
Port Number
Meaning
0 or 1
SCSI connection labeled SCSI port 0 or SCSI port 1
Possible SCSI Bus Speed outputs
fast
ultra
Ready.
get scsiportbusspeed 0
Port 0 ScsiPortBusSpeed = ultra3
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on page 94.
6
7
8
9
10
ultra2
11
12
13
14
15
set SCSIPortBusSpeed [port
ultra3
Management Port Command Reference
set
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