HP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.4.0-00 CLI Reference Guide (TB581-96326, December 2012)
Table Of Contents
- CLI Reference Guide
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- 1 Overview
- 2 Environment settings
- 3 Executing commands
- 4 Command reference
- Storage system commands
- AddArrayReservation
- AddExternalArrayGroup
- AddHostStorageDomain
- AddLabel
- AddLogicalUnit
- AddLUSE
- AddPool
- AddStorageArray
- AddTieredPoolOperation
- AddVirtualVolume
- DeleteArrayReservation
- DeleteExternalArrayGroup
- DeleteHostStorageDomain
- DeleteLabel
- DeleteLogicalUnit
- DeleteLUSE
- DeletePool
- DeleteStorageArray
- DeleteVirtualVolume
- FormatLU
- GetArrayReservation
- GetPoolShrinkStatus
- GetStorageArray
- Using the GetStorageArray parameter
- GetStorageArray (subtarget not specified)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=ArrayGroup)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=CommParameters)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=Component)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=ExternalStorage)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=Filter)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=FreeSpace)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=HostStorageDomain)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=LDEV)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=LogicalDKC)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=LogicalUnit)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=MFReplicationInfo)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=Path)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=PDEV)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=Pool)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=Port)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=PortController)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=ReplicationInfo)
- GetStorageArray (subtarget=TieringPolicy)
- GetTieredPoolStatus
- GetZeroPageReclaimStatus
- ModifyArrayReservation
- ModifyExternalTierRank
- ModifyLabel
- ModifyLogicalUnit
- ModifyPool
- ModifyPort
- ModifyPortController
- ModifyStorageArray
- ModifyTieringPolicy
- ModifyVirtualVolume
- RefreshPerformanceData
- RefreshStorageArrays
- RunZeroPageReclaim
- ShrinkPool
- Logical group commands
- LUN commands
- Host management commands
- Server management commands
- Replication commands
- Storage system commands
- 5 Output items
- Alert instance
- ArrayGroup instance
- ArrayReservation instance
- CommParameters instance
- Component instance
- ConfigFile instance
- Datastore instance
- ExternalPathInfo instance
- ExternalStorage instance
- FreeLUN instance
- FreeSpace instance
- Host instance
- HostInfo instance
- HostStorageDomain instance
- IPAddress instance
- LDEV instance
- LogicalDKC instance
- LogicalGroup instance
- LogicalUnit instance
- MFReplicationInfo instance
- ObjectLabel instance
- PairedPool instance
- PairedPortController instance
- Path instance
- PDEV instance
- PerformanceStatus instance
- Pool instance
- PoolTier instance
- Port instance
- PortController instance
- RelatedDistributedArrayGroup instance
- ReplicationControllerPair instance
- ReplicationGroup instance
- ReplicationInfo instance
- ServerInfo instance
- StorageArray instance
- TieringPolicy instance
- URLLink instance
- VirtualDisk instance
- VM instance
- VolumeConnection instance
- WWN instance
- 6 Batch functionality
- 7 Import functionality
- 8 Properties file
- Overview of the properties file
- Using the properties file to specify options
- Using the properties file to specify parameters
- Setting up the execution environment
- Specifying the log file
- Specifying a log level
- Message trace output
- Specifying the URL
- Inputting requests from XML documents
- Using the message trace file
- Output format of execution results
- Outputting execution results in CSV format
- Outputting execution results in XML format
- Specifying a DTD
- Using a DTD with the Device Manager CLI
- 9 Troubleshooting
- 10 Support and other resources
- A Connecting to P9000 mainframe agent
- About connecting to P9000 mainframe agent
- Setting up the mainframe host environment
- Setting up the Device Manager environment
- Refreshing information recognized by the mainframe host
- Acquiring P9000 mainframe agent information registered in Device Manager
- Changing P9000 mainframe agent information registered in Device Manager
- Deleting P9000 mainframe agent information registered in Device Manager
- Acquiring mainframe host information
- Changing mainframe host information
- Deleting a mainframe host
- Glossary
- Index
If you execute a command other than the Help function by specifying a login user ID but not
specifying the login password for the option or property, a message appears prompting you to
enter the login password.
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If you specify csv with the -f (or --format) option as one of the parameters for the GetStor-
ageArray command, there are some parameters that you cannot specify. For details about the
parameters that you cannot specify when -f csv is specified, see “Outputting execution results
in CSV format” on page 415.
The parameters that form the input to a command are specified from the command line as name/value
pairs. The parameter name is specified first, then the equal sign and the parameter value, as follows:
ipaddress=192.168.2.2
Whenever a parameter value requires one or more space characters, double quotes can be used to
enclose the parameter value, as follows:
description="Our Newest Array"
Each command might have required parameters, optional parameters, or both, and you can specify
any parameter in the application's properties file. If a parameter is specified both from the command
line and in the properties file, the value from the command line is used.
Executing the Device Manager CLI by using HTTPS
The following shows an example of executing the command (GetServerInfo command) when
HTTPS is used to communicate with the Device Manager server.
• In Windows:
hdvmcli.bat -s https://device-manager-server-host-name:2443/service GetServerInfo
• In Solaris, AIX, Linux, or HP-UX:
hdvmcli.sh -s https://device-manager-server-host-name:2443/service GetServerInfo
Specify the option and URL (communication protocol, Device Manager server host name, port number,
and base address) as below. If you specify these values in a property file, you can omit them from
the command line:
• Option: -s (or --secure)
• Communication protocol: https://
• Host name for the Device Manager server: The host name specified in the Device Manager server
certificate when the environment was set up.
• Port number: The HTTPS port for the Device Manager server (default is 2443)
If a firewall is set up between the computer on which the Device Manager CLI is running and the
Device Manager server, set the firewall so the Device Manager server port number can be used.
• Base address: The base address of the Device Manager server (default is service)
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