T300 CLI-at-a-glance

The T3s operating system has a very versatile set of command line utilities
to help in the administration of the array whilst tipped in. The�output is
found below for each of the following commands.

disable���disk� �� enable�� ep��� fru�� help��� lpc� port
proc   refresh��� reset��� sync � sys�� tail��� ver�� vol


disable
usage:� disable u<encid>
������� disable u<encid>l[1|2]

disk
usage:� disk version� <drives>
������� disk download <drives> <filename>

enable
usage:� enable u<encid>
������� enable u<encid>l[1|2]

ep
usage:� ep download <filename>

fru
usage:� fru l[ist]
������� fru list sys
������� fru list [u<1-8>]
������� fru list [u<1-8>]c[1]
������� fru list [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
������� fru list [u<1-8>]l[<1-2>]
������� fru list [u<1-8>]pcu[<1-2>]
������� fru list [u<1-8>]mpn[1]
������� fru s[tat]
������� fru stat sys
������� fru stat [u<1-8>]
������� fru stat [u<1-8>]c[1]
������� fru stat [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
������� fru stat [u<1-8>]l[<1-2>]
������� fru stat [u<1-8>]pcu[<1-2>]
������� fru st[atistic]
������� fru statistic sys
������� fru statistic [u<1-8>]
������� fru statistic [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
������� fru statistic [u<1-8>]p[1]�[clear]
������� fru statistic [u<1-8>]v[<1-2>] [clear]
������� fru myuid

help
arp�  cat  cd� �cmp��cp� date��echo  head  help��ls
mkdir� mv� ping��pwd�� rm��rmdir  tail� touch  boot
disable   disk� enable�  fru��id��logger� lpc  more
passwd� port��proc� reset� set� shutdown  sync� sys
tzset�   ver�  �vol�  ep�  refresh� � route� � ofdg

lpc
usage:� lpc version
������� lpc download u<encid>l{1|2} <filename>
������� lpc reboot�� u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc rsn����� u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc rid����� u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc ledtest� u<encid>l{1|2} <delay>
        
port
usage:� port list
������� port set <port> <targetid <value>|s[oft]>
������� port host <port> <sun|other>
������� port listmap [<port>]

proc
usage:� proc list [<cmd_ref> | <vol_name>]
������� proc kill� <cmd_ref> | <vol_name>

refresh
usage: �refresh -c� ----> start refresh
������� refresh -s� ----> get status
������� refresh -i� ----> re-init command file
������� refresh -k� ----> kill current refreshing task

reset
usage: �exactly that...you will be prompted to confirm your
        desire to reset the controller
        
sync
usage:  same deal...system will sync data from cache to disk

sys
usage:� sys list
������� sys stat
������� sys blocksize <16k | 32k | 64k>
������� sys cache <auto | writebehind | writethrough | off>
������� sys mirror <auto | off>
������� sys mp_support <none | rw>
������� sys rd_ahead <on | off>
������� sys recon_rate <high | med | low>

tail
usage:  tail [+|-number[lc]] filename

ver
usage: ver....returns the following version information:
������ T300 Release 1.16 2000/08/21 19:42:08 (10.0.0.1)
������ Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
������ All Rights Reserved.

vol
usage:� vol list [<name>]
������� vol stat [<name>]
������� vol mode [<name>]
������� vol add <name> data <drives> raid <0 | 1 | 5> [standby <drive>]
������� vol init <name> <data | sysarea | fast> [rate <1-16>]
������� vol mount <name>
������� vol unmount <name>
������� vol remove <name>
������� vol verify <name> [fix] [rate <1-8>]
������� vol recon <drive> [to_standby | from_standby]
������� vol disable <drive> [to_standby]