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Product Manual Managing with the CLI
ping
Usage
ping-t<PortType>[-l<CtrlId>][-p<PortId>]-i<ipAddr>
[-c<packetCount>]
Summary
Allows the user to ping another network device from the management port or iSCSI port to
verify that the device is able to be “seen” by the enclosure.
Options
-t<porttype> Thetypeofporttopingthrough.If-tisnotspecied,thedefault
 valueisiSCSIport.
iscsi iSCSIport.iSCSIhostinterfaceproductonly.
mgmt Managementport.Forembeddedonly.
-l<CtrlId> Controllerid.Itisrequiredwhenporttypeisiscsi.
-p<portID> Physicalportid.Portidisrequiredwhenporttypeisiscsi.
-i<IPaddress> IPaddresstoping.
-c<packetcount> Numberofpacketstoping.Rangefrom1to64.
Examples
ping-tmgmt-i192.168.1.1#forembedded
ping-l1-p1-i192.168.1.1-c5