Installation and Reference Guide for HP MPIO Full Featured DSM for XP family of Disk Arrays 3.00.00 (AA-RVJ6F-TE, March 2008)

hpdsm set device=1 path=1
Device Name : HP OPEN-K*2
Device Serial No. : 040076E1000A
Controller Port No.
:1A
Change Load Bal
ance policy (y/n)? y
Preferred Path changed. Verify by issuing "hpdsm paths device=<number>" command.
hpdsm cleanup device
Syntax: hpdsm
cleanup device=1
Syntax: hpdsm cleanup device=all
The hpdsm cleanup device command allows you to clean up the failed path information for a
specified devi
ce x,orforall the devices, depending on the input parameter specified, as shown
in the example below:
Example:
hpdsm cleanup device=1
Device Name : HP OPEN-K*2
Device Serial No. : 040076E1000A
Cleanup the failed path information for this LUN (y/n)? y
Cleanup Succeeded. Verify by issuing "hpdsm devices" command.
Example:
hpdsm cleanup device=all
Successful for all the devices. Verify by issuing "hpdsm devices" command.
hpdsm notify
Syntax: hpdsm notify event=notification_event_number time=number_of_minutes
The hpdsm notify command defines user notification of events. The tim e attribute defines the number
of m inutes that will elapse from the time the event oc curs until the user is notified. The maximum value
that can be entered is 35000 minutes.
NOTE:
Syntax: hpdsm notify event=notification_event_number
The above command will make the notification to wait indefinitely until the user terminates the wait
(eg: with Ctrl-C).
Table 3 defines the selections for the notification command string.
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Managing storage arrays using the HP MPIO XP DSM with the CLI utility