Specifications

Using the Configuration CLI Commands
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Configuration CLI Commands
Certificate Indicates whether a digital certificate is enabled.
Average HB Response Time Displays the average heartbeat
(HB) response time from the Gateway Client to the EMC
enterprise.
Diagnostic Displays the reason that the Gateway Client is not
connected to the EMC enterprise (only displays if Connectivity
Status is Not Connected).
Cluster Info If the Gateway Client is part of a High
Availability Gateway Cluster, the Cluster Identifier will be
displayed along with the number of Gateway Clients within the
cluster. If the Gateway Client is not part of a High Availability
Gateway Cluster, the words Stand Alone will be displayed.
manage_device
command options
The following options are available with the manage_device
command:
[root@LinuxGW Gateway]# ./manage_device --help
Usage : manage_device [args]
--add-device Adds a device to be managed
--modify-device Modifies the IP address of an already
managed device
--remove-device Removes a managed device
--model Model of the managed device
--host IP address of the device
--serialnumber Serial number of the device with the
suffix
--list To list the managed devices
--list-models To list valid models
--show-history To display device management history
--help To list the help details
Example:
Add a device: ./manage_device --add-device --model
VNX-GWC --host 1.2.3.4 --serialnumber ABC123-BLOCKA
Modify a device: ./manage_device --modify-device --model
VNX-GWC --host 5.6.7.8 --serialnumber ABC123-BLOCKA
Remove a device: ./manage_device --remove-device --model
VNX-GWC --host 1.2.3.4 --serialnumber ABC123-BLOCKA
Figure 54 manage_device command options
You can choose the following actions from the manage_device
command:
add-device Add a new device to be managed.