CLI Guide

The virtual-volume set-thin-enabled command does not fail even if virtual volumes are not thin-capable. Virtual
volumes that are not thin-capable are skipped. For brevity of the user messages, the regular output of this command only
includes:
● the number of volumes that are set as thin-enabled (or not set)
● the number of volumes that are skipped
If you want detailed output showing exactly which volumes are set as thin-enabled or skipped, use the --verbose option.
However, the output can be very long.
Example
Displays all the virtual volumes that are set as thin-enabled, or are skipped.
VPlexcli:/> virtual-volume set-thin-enabled true --virtual-volumes /clusters/
cluster-1/** --verbose
Virtual-volumes that were set thin-enabled:
thin_vol_1, thin_vol_2
Virtual-volumes that were skipped because they are either already thin-enabled or not
thin-capable:
thick_vol_1, thick_vol_2
VPlexcli:/>
See also
storage-volume list-thin-capable
virtual-volume summary
Displays a summary for all virtual volumes.
Contexts
All contexts.
In /clusters/cluster-n/virtual-volumes context, command is summary.
Syntax
virtual-volume summary
[-c|--clusters] cluster,cluster
Arguments
Optional arguments
[-c|--clusters] cluster List of one or more names of clusters. Display information for only the specified clusters. Entries
must be separated by commas.
Description
Displays a list of any devices with a health-state or operational-status other than ok.
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