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config:config

Retrieves all or part of a configuration, depending on the options. If you provide the --include

option, the set of elements to include starts empty. If you provide the

--exclude option, the set

starts with everything.

Syntax

config:config [options]

Options

--flatten Flatten the resulting configuration into a simple list of objects.

--include

or -i <DomainType>

Include only this type of result, starting with the empty set.

DomainType is one of the following: boot_drives, boot_raids, bus,

chassis, cluster, cna, cpu, drive, fan, inigroup, initiator, lun,

node, numa, pool, port, profile, psu, raid, snmp, software,

target, temp, volume

--exclude or –x <DomainType>

Exclude this type of result. See the above list of domain types.

--objects Do not format returned objects.

–-uuid Show UUIDs instead of readable IDs.

--input-last Retrieve last known configuration.

–-node or -n <address(es)>

Issue this command to one or more nodes in the cluster.

--cluster Issue this command to all nodes in the cluster.

(See

help –-all for details on all other options.)

Sample Output

CLUSTER: []

NODE: [ionr1sm1]

DRIVE: [fioa, fiob]

RAID: [md0]

POOL: [pool_md0]

VOLUME: [volume0, volume1, volume2, volume3, volume4]

LUN: [327a41ce-489e-11e2-9500-0025900fefc2-LUN0, 327a41ce-489e-11e2-9500-

0025900fefc2-LUN1, 33587368-489e-11e2-9500-0025900fefc2-LUN0, 33587368-489e-

11e2-9500-0025900fefc2-LUN1]