HP StorageWorks P9000 Tiered Storage Manager Software 7.1 CLI Reference Guide (TB585-96011, May 2011)
7 Troubleshooting
This chapter explains what to do when problems occur with the CLI.
Troubleshooting the CLI
When a problem occurs with the CLI, do the following:
• Make sure that the cause of the problem is not the software, the computer, or the LAN hardware,
and then restart the computer.
• Make sure that no problems exist with the Tiered Storage Manager server.
For details about troubleshooting specific to the CLI, see the following table.
Table 101 Troubleshooting the CLI
Recommended actionCauseProblem
Check and, if necessary, revise the
server location that was specified
on the command line or as a prop-
erty; make sure that the specified
port number or host address is cor-
rect.
The Tiered Storage Manager
server was not found.
Cannot log in to Tiered Storage
Manager software.
Change the user name or password
that was specified at the command
line or property to the correct one.
The user name or password is in-
correct.
Unlock the user account manually.The user account is locked.
Log in as a user who has user
management permission and grant
Tiered Storage Manager permis-
sions to the applicable user.
The user does not have Tiered
Storage Manager permission.
Follow the instructions in the output
error message to correct the settings
in the properties file.
Operation is not possible because
there is an incorrect setting in the
properties file.
The contents set in the htsmcli-
env.properties file have not
been executed properly.
The values specified directly from
the command line take preference
over the values set in the properties
file. If you omit the command line
specification, the values in the
properties file are used.
The parameter has been specified
directly from the command line.
The contents set in the hts-
mcli.properties file have not
been executed properly.
Follow the instructions in the output
error message to correct the settings
in the properties file.
Operation is not possible because
there is an incorrect setting in the
properties file.
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