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Appendix A - CLI ASCII-Based Interface

• RGUnmap (Immediate)

Removes all mapped partitions of the speciﬁed RAID group from

the routing table. The partitions themselves will be unaffected,

though they will now be inaccessible to any initiators.

RGUnmap [GroupName | all]

• RGWaitTimeout (Disabled on Error)

Speciﬁes the maximum time in seconds that will elapse to

discover previously conﬁgured RAID groups. The timeout is

used during system boot time and when the BlockDevScan

command is issued.

set RGWaitTimeout [1-300]

get RGWaitTimeout

• RMStatus (Immediate)

Displays the status of all RAID members within the speciﬁed

RAID group or a speciﬁc RAID member (if speciﬁed) within the

speciﬁed RAID group. This command will fail if the speciﬁed

RAID group does not exist or a speciﬁed member index within

the RAID group does not exist. GroupName is the ASCII name

of the RAID group for which status will be displayed.

RMStatus [GroupName] <MemberIndex>

• Route (Immediate, Disabled on Error)

Maps a RAID partition to a Target ID on the host system. If a

map with the speciﬁed Target ID already exists, then it will be

overwritten. Use delete for a Target ID to remove the map.

Route host [tid] [ [RAID [GroupName] [PartIdx]]

| [SAS [SasIdx]] | delete]

• RouteDisplay (Immediate)

Displays a list of host protocol address to target destination

device mappings. The optional tid parameter will limit the

list to the maps which satisfy a search for the given Target ID.

If the passthrough parameter is entered, then all SATA/SATA

passthrough devices are displayed. Otherwise all mapped RAID

partitions are displayed. If the persistent parameter is entered,

then only persistent maps will be displayed. Otherwise, both

persistent and non-persistent maps will be displayed.

RouteDisplay host <tid> | <<passthrough>

• SasPortList (Immediate)

Lists the status of all available SAS ports.

SasPortList

• SASTargets (Immediate, Disabled on Error)

Lists the physical devices that are connected to all SAS ports.

SASTargets

• SaveConfiguration (Immediate, Disabled on Error)

Saves conﬁguration changes. Please note that certain modiﬁcations

require a system restart.

SaveConfiguration

• SerialNumber

Displays the serial number. The serial number is a 13-character

ﬁeld. The ﬁrst seven alphanumeric characters are an abbreviation

representing the product name; the remaining six digits are the

individual unit’s number.

get SerialNumber

• SES (Enabled, Disabled on Error)

Enables support for SES enclosures that have been discovered by

the appliance.

set SES [enabled | disabled]

get SES

• SESAlarmTest (Immediate, Disabled on Error)

Commands the speciﬁed enclosure’s audible alarm to be turned

on at the speciﬁed warning level. Reset turns off the alarm that

has been set at any warning level. Note that SESEnclosures must

be executed prior to executing SESAlarmTest.

SESAlarmTest [EnclIdx] [set | reset] [info |

non-crit | crit | unrecov]

• SESDiskFailureAlarm (Disabled, Disabled on Error)

Activates an audible alarm when the RAID controller determines

that a RAID member disk drive has failed. The buzzer within the

enclosure which contains the failed disk drive will be activated,

other enclosures will be unaffected.

set SESDiskFailureAlarm [enabled | disabled]

get SESDiskFailureAlarm

• SESEnclosures (Immediate, Disabled on Error)

Displays a list of SES-enabled enclosures which have been

discovered by the RAID controller.

SESEnclosures