Aix: Displaying the top 10 CPU / Memory consuming processes

Displaying the top 10 CPU-consuming processes

# ps aux | head -1; ps aux | sort -rn +2 | head -10

Displaying number of processors in the system

# lsdev -Cc processor

Displaying the top 10 CPU-consuming processes

# ps aux | head -1 ; ps aux | sort -rn +3 | head

Displaying the top 10 memory-consuming processes using SZ

# ps -ealf | head -1 ; ps -ealf | sort -rn +9 | head


Displaying the processes in order of being penalized

# ps -eakl | head -1 ; ps -eakl | sort -rn +5

Displaying the processes in order of priority

# ps -eakl | sort -n +6 | head

Displaying the processes in order of nice value

# ps -eakl | sort -n +7

Displaying the processes in order of time

# ps vx | head -1 ; ps vx | grep -v PID | sort -rn +3 | head -10

Displaying the processes in order of real memory use

# ps vx | head -1 ; ps vx | grep -v PID | sort -rn +6 | head -10

Displaying the processes in order of I/O

# ps vx | head -1 ; ps vx | grep -v PID | sort -rn +4 | head -10

Displaying WLM classes

# ps -a -o pid,user,class,pcpu,pmem,args

Determining the PID of wait processes

# ps vg | head -1 ; ps vg | grep -w wait

Wait processes bound to CPUs

# ps -mo THREAD -p 516,774,1032,1290

How To: Hide title bar or URL usingJavascript

Here’s the test page, testframe.html:
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=windows-1252″>
<title>Test page</title>
<script language=”JavaScript”>
<!–
function openWindowNew( windowURL, windowName) {      
  var windowFeatures=’width=518,height=500,toolbar=0,location=0,scrollBars’
  return window.open( windowURL, windowName, windowFeatures ) ;
}
//—>
</script>
</head>
<body>
 <a href=”#” onClick=”newWindow = openWindowNew(‘frameset.html?’+escape(‘http://www.myserver.com’), ‘Mywindowname’); newWindow.focus(); return false”>Here’s the link to myserver</a>
></html>

Here’s the frame page, frameset.html:
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=windows-1252″>
<title>frame page</title>
</head>
<body>
<frameset onLoad=”top.content.location=location.search.substring(1)” rows=”100%”>
<frame name=”content” src=”about:blank”>
</frameset>
</body>
</html>

Cognos: ReportNet Installation Procedure

Pre Installation Requirements
The following Software’s must be installed and running before installing and configuring Cognos ReportNet

  • Database (Oracle/DB2/SQL Server) for Content Store
  • Web Server (IIS/Apache)
  • Note: This document will focus on Oracle Database and Internet Information Services (IIS) Web Server only.

    Oracle

  • For creation of Content store, the database must support Unicode Character set. Ensure that Oracle is installed with a Unicode Character set.
  • To check whether the installed Oracle database supports Unicode Character set, type the following SQL Select * from NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS;
  • Create a user and grant ‘Create’ & ‘Drop’ privileges for the content store to the user account
  • Ensure the user account is granted ‘CONNECT’ and ‘RESOURCE’ roles.
  • IIS

  • Internet Information Services should be installed and running.
  • Installation
    The steps guide the user to install Cognos ReportNet on a single computer. This installation takes the default path of Cognos. The components that gets installed are
    1. ReportNet Server
    2. Content Manager
    3. Dispatcher

    Note: Components can be installed in different systems. For configuration of such installations refer Cognos Documentation.
    Post Installation Configuration
    The following points must be taken care of before accessing the Cognos ReportNet tools and must follow the same order.

    1. Set-up of JDBC Client for Cognos Applications to Content store.
    2. Set-up database connection properties.
    3. Configure Web Server

    Note: This document will focus on Oracle Database and Internet Information Services (IIS) Web Server only.

    Set-up of JDBC Client for Cognos Applications to access Content store

    Cognos Applications interact with Content store only through JDBC Client. Hence ensure that proprietary JDBC client of Oracle is made available in Cognos default libraries path. Follow the below steps to ensure the same.

    1. Rename the classes12.zip file to classes12.jar file (Note: Ensure that the file extension option in explorer window is enabled)
    2. Copy the classes12.zip file from Oracle home directory and paste the same under Cognos Default location.

    Set-up of Database Connection properties

    ReportNet. Hence in order for Cognos applications to work, Cognos ReportNet needs to be configured with Content Store. The following steps guide you to configure content store using Cognos Configuration tool.

    For all installations, the database server information must be provided to ensure that ReportNet can connect to the database to use the content store.

    Note: The following steps guide to configure only for Oracle Database. For other databases please refer Cognos manual.

    1. Open Cognos Configuration from Start -> Cognos ReportNet -> Cognos Configuration
    2. Right Click on Content Store under Data Access-> Content Manager and Delete.
    3. Right Click, Content manager, and then click New Resource, Database. The following window shows the same.

    4. Enter the Name, Type of Database and Click OK

    5. Enter the Database Server name, Port Number and Service Name.

    6. Enter the User Id and Password.

    7. Save the configuration

    8. Stop the services.

    9. Start the services

    Configure Web Server (IIS) The following virtual directory needs to be created Cognos Applications to run over Web.

    a) Alias Name: crn

  • Path: crn_locationwebcontent
  • Permission: Read
  • b) Alias Name: crn/cgi-bin

  • Path: crn_locationcgi-bin
  • Permission: Execute
  • c) Alias Name: crn/help

  • Permission: Read
  • Note: The names of the virtual directories presented in this document are default. The names can be changed but ‘cgi-bin’ and ‘help’ names CANNOT be changed and must remain the same.

    Test Installation and Configuration

    Test the installation by starting the services using Cognos Configuration. Once started open browser and type the following URL http://hostname/crn

    The following Cognos Portal on the browser will ensure that your installation and configuration is correct.


    Important Files to look for

    The following files are important to look for in case of any configuration problems

  • Crnserver.log (crnlogs)
  • log (crnconfiguration)
  • Potential Problems & Solutions

  • trying to initialize.
  • Problem 1: The database does not support Unicode Character Set
    Solution 1:
    1. Check whether the database installed supports UTF-8 Encoding. If not migrate to UTF8 from the current Character set.
    2. Re-install database with UTF 8 Encoding
    Problem 2: The database connection parameters might be wrong
    Solution 2: Ensure the database parameters furnished in Content manager is correct. Test the same through the Client of RDBMS vendor.

  • Cognos BI is not available
  • Problem: The ReportNet service is stopped.
    Solution: The ReportNet services should be started. Go to Cognos configuration and start the services.

  • Problem: Insufficient Privileges
  • Solution: Ensure that the User to connect to Content Store has the Create and Drop Privileges and Connect and Resource Roles .

  • Problem: Oracle 9i tables are not getting created.
  • DPR-ERR-2058 – The dispatcher cannot service the request at this time. The dispatcher is still initializing
    Solution: In Cognos Connection in the Content Store node, ensure the Service Name Property (the SID) is not fully qualified.

    The JDBC Driver uses the SID, not the fully qualified name.

  • Problem: DPR-CMI-4007 An request to perform an active content manager election failed
  • Solution: Delete the existing content store connection and recreate the same.

  • Problem: Unable to log into Cognos Connection.
  • DPR-ERR-2058 – The dispatcher cannot service the request at this time. The dispatcher is still initializing
    Solution: In this case, the problem was that the Content Manager host and port number were accidentally modified and the port number was incorrect.

  • Problem: Tables are locked.
  •  CM-SYS-5007 Content Manager build 1.1.162.0 failed to start! Review the Content Manager log files and then contact your system administrator or customer support.  CM-CFG-5063 A Content Manager configuration error was detected while connecting to the content store.

    Solution: The tables are locked due to previous improper configuration. Solution is to drop the tables manually, save the configuration in Content manager and restart the services.

  • Problem: Unable to save the configuration in the Cognos Configuration
  • Solution: Read the below advisory notice from Cognos.

    Dear Cognos Customer or Partner:
    This is a product advisory regarding the expiry of the JCE Certificate in Cognos ReportNet and Cognos Metrics Designer (Advisory Reference: ADVCRN04_0405).
    In June and updaed in july, Cognos posted a product advisory on http://support.cognos.com to notify Cognos ReportNet and Cognos Metrics Manager customers and partners of a potential problem caused by the expiry of the JCE certificate in Sun’s Java Runtime Environment (JRE).

    Recommended Action(s) To eliminate the potential for failure in Cognos ReportNet or Cognos Metrics Designer operation, we recommend that you determine if your Cognos ReportNet or Cognos Metrics Designer installation relies on JCE version 1.2.1 and if so, download and install the updates for the product applicable to you. Please note that Cognos will not be liable for any loss or damages arising from the failure to implement these recommended action(s). Customers who have a current support contract can view the full JCE product advisory and download and install the updates using their Cognos Support Web account login.

  • Problem: Database configuration of schema problem
  • Solution: Read the below below script and make fresh schema using it.

    CREATE TABLESPACE TBS_content_store
    DATAFILE '/abcd04/sso432/data/content_store_df.dbf'
    SIZE 2048 M
    AUTOEXTEND ON
    ;

    CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP TEMPFILE
    '/abcd04/sso432/data/temp01.dbf' SIZE 2048M AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 100M MAXSIZE 10240M
    TABLESPACE GROUP ''
    EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 1M;

    CREATE USER content_store
    IDENTIFIED BY content_store123
    DEFAULT TABLESPACE TBS_content_store
    TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp
    ;

    grant create session to content_store;
    grant connect,resource to content_store;
    grant create table to content_store;
    grant create view to content_store;
    grant create synonym,create public synonym to content_store;
    grant create procedure to content_store;
    grant create trigger to content_store;
    grant create sequence to content_store;

    HP-UX: How can I retrieve the system serial number

    cstm is installed with the OnlineDiagnostics / Support Tools Bundle on HP-UX 9000 systems:

    # echo "sc product system;info;wait;il" | cstm | grep -i "system serial"
    # echo "sel path systemninfolognexit"|cstm|grep "System Serial"
    # SERIAL_NUMBER=$(echo "sc product system;info;wait;il" | cstm | grep -i "system serial" | awk -F: '{print $2}') # echo $SERIAL_NUMBER
    # getconf MACHINE_SERIAL
    HP-UX 11i v2 on Itanium-based systems, use the machinfo command:
    # machinfo | grep "machine serial"

    Aix: How to assign a specific PVID

    1) BACKUP old disk critical data.

    # dd if=/dev/hdisk9 of=/tmp/hdisk9.save bs=4k count=1

    If something were to go wrong and the head information got damaged
    use the following to RECOVER the origional PVID and head information

    TO RECOVER origional PVID:
    # dd if=/tmp/hdisk9.save of=/dev/hdisk9 bs=4k count=1

    2) Find the origional PVID. This might be seen with lspv importvg, or
    varyonvg. Our example origional PVID is “0012a3e42bc908f3”

    # lqueryvg -Atp /dev/hdisk9
    ...
    Physical: 0012a3e42bc908f3 2 0
    00ffffffc9cc5f99 1 0
    ...

    3) Verify that the disk sees an invalid PVID. The first 2 data fields
    of offset 80 contain the PVID.

    # lquerypv -h /dev/hdisk9 80 10
    00000080 00001155 583CD4B0 00000000 00000000 |...UX<..........|
    ^^^^^^PVID^^^^^^^

    4) Translate the ORIGIONAL PVID into the octal version. Take every 2
    digits of the hex PVID and translate it to octal. This can be done
    by hand, calculator, script, or web page.

    00012a3e42bc908f3 -> 00 12 a3 e4 2b c9 08 f3
    Octal version -> 000 022 243 344 053 311 010 363

    5) Write the binary version of the PVID to a file by using the octal
    values. Each octal char is lead with a backslash-Zero “”. Do
    not use spaces or any other characters except for the final c to
    keep from issuing a hard return.

    # echo "000022243344053311010363c" >/tmp/oldpvid

    6) Verify that the binary pvid was written correctly. The origional
    hex PVID should be seen AND the final address should be “0000010”
    If EITHER of these is incorrect, try again, make sure there are no
    spaces in the echo and the echo ends with a “c”.

    # od -x /tmp/oldpvid
    0000000 0012 a3e4 2bc9 08f3
    0000010

    7) Restore the PVID to the disk. You sould see 8 records in and out.
    If there are more or less, restore the origional 4K block by using
    the recovery method in step 1.

    # cat /tmp/oldpvid | dd of=/dev/hdisk9 bs=1 seek=128
    8+0 records in.
    8+0 records out.

    8) Verify that the PVID was written correctly

    #lquerypv -h /dev/hdisk9 80 10
    00000080 0012A3E4 2BC908F3 00000000 00000000 |....+...........|

    9) Reconfigure the disk definitions on all systems attaching to that disk.
    The ODM information for that drive will NOT be updated until the
    disk is removed and reconfigured. Until that reconfigure commands
    like `lspv` will still be incorrect.

    Solaris: How to Enable Native MPxIO fo EMC / HP / IBM / NETAPP

    To enable MPxIO for storage devices, the appropriate information for device-type-scsioptions-list need to be added in the /kernel/drv/scsi_vhci.conf file.
    1. Use a text editor to change the configuration file. For example:
    # vi /kernel/drv/scsi_vhci.conf
    2. For Solaris 8 and 9 perform the following steps:
    a. Change the mpxio-disable parameter to the following:
    mpxio-disable="no";
    b. Verify that the load-balance and auto-failback parameters are set to the following values(the default setting may vary depending on the patch level / OS version):
    load-balance="none";
    auto-failback="disable";

    c. Add the following lines to cover all HP arrays:
    device-type-scsi-options-list =
    "HP HSV101", "symmetric-option",
    "COMPAQ HSV111", "symmetric-option",
    "HP HSV2", "symmetric-option",
    "HP OPEN", "symmetric-option";
    symmetric-option = 0x1000000;

     

    NOTE:
    Enter six spaces after ”HP” and two spaces after “COMPAQ”.
    3. For Solaris 10 (patch 118833-24 for SPARC, patch 118855-19 for x86), the scsi_vhci driver is capable of detecting Asymmetric Logical Unit Access (ALUA) compliant devices advertised in the Target Port Group Support (TPGS) field. The EVA 4000/6000/8000 and the EVA 3000/5000 V4 are ALUA compliant arrays. Add the following lines to cover all HP arrays:
    device-type-scsi-options-list =
    "HP OPEN", "symmetric-option";
    symmetric-option = 0x1000000;
    NOTE:
    Enter six spaces after ”HP”.
    4. Depending on the Solaris version, select one of the following options:
    a. For Solaris 8 or 9—run a reconfiguration reboot in order to activate the changes:
    # reboot -- -r
    b. For Solaris 10 (SPARC)—run the stmsboot command and confirm the reboot:
    # stmsboot –e
    c. For Solaris 10 (x86)–reboot the system to load the new definition if you are configuring for XP. Configuring for EVA does not require a reboot since definition has already been configured.

    Zoning via CLI on Brocade switch

    Step by Step Procedure of Zoning via Cli.

    1.Create a Zone Alias using “AliCreate”

    SW0:admin> alicreate "SUNX4150_HBA0"
    2.Add member to Alias using “Aliadd”

    SW0:admin> aliadd "SUNX4150_HBA0","21:00:00:1b:32:13:a8:9f"

    3.Create a Zone using “ZoneCreate”

    SW0:admin> zonecreate "CX_424_SPB4_SUNX4150_HBA0"
    4. Add membet to Zone using “ZoneAdd”

    SW0:admin> zoneadd "CX_424_SPB4_SUNX4150_HBA0","CX_424_SPB4"

    5.Add a Zone to Zone configuration “CfgAdd”.

    SW0:admin> cfgadd "SAN_U2_SW0_Config","CX_424_SPB4_SUNX4150_HBA0"

    6.Save the Configuration using “CfgSave”.

    SW0:admin> cfgsave

    7.Enable the Configuration using “CfgEnable”.

    SW0:admin> cfgenable "SAN_U2_SW0_Config"

    Note : Always use single initiator Zone which typically include one storage and one host wwpn.

    Sun StorEdge 3510 configuration

    root@Sun440 # sccli
    sccli: selected device /dev/rdsk/c4t40d0s2 [SUN StorEdge 3510 SN#04D208]
    sccli>

    usage: sccli [options] device [command]
    Valid options:
    -d disk, –disk=cXtYdZ
    select LVD single-bus JBOD enclosure containing specified disk
    -h, –help, –usage
    display valid commands
    -l, –list
    display a list of attached StorEdge 3000 Family devices
    -n, –no
    assume a “no” response to any prompts
    -o, –oob
    use an out-of-band (network) connection to the specified device
    -v, –version
    display program version information
    -w <password>, –password <password>
    specify the password for the array controller
    -y, –yes
    assume a “yes” response to any prompts

    Valid commands:

    abort clone <disk-dest>
    abort the clone operation of destinate disk
    abort create <ld>
    abort offline creating logical drive
    abort expand <ld>
    abort offline expanding logical drive
    abort media-check [<ld-list>] [<disk-list>]
    abort disk(s) checking media
    abort parity-check <ld>
    abort logical drive check parity
    abort rebuild <ld>
    abort rebuilding logical drive
    about
    display program version and copyright info
    add disk <ld> <disk-list>
    add disks to logical drive
    check media <ld> [<priority>][continuous]
    check media on all member disks of specified LD
    check parity <ld> [check-only] [verbose]
    check parity on specified logical drive
    clear events
    clear the event log
    clone <source-disk> <dest-disk>
    copy a drive in ld and replace upon completion
    configure channel <ch> {host|drive|RCCOM|DRV+RCC} [{pid|sid} <target-list>] [–reset]
    configure a host or drive channel
    configure global-spare <disk>
    configure a disk as a global spare
    configure local-spare <disk> <logical-drive>
    configure a disk as a local spare for a specific logical drive
    configure network-interface lan0 [options]
    set network interface parameters
    configure partition <partition-id> [<size> | delete]
    configure a logical drive/volume partition of the specified size
    create host-wwn-name <wwn> <name> [{head |tail}]
    assign a symbolic name to a host WWPN
    create logical-drive <raid-level> <disk-list> [<options>]
    create a logical disk device
    create logical-volume <ld-list> [primary|secondary] [write-back|write-through]
    create a logical volume over the specified LDs
    delete host-wwn-name [<wwn> | <name>]
    delete a Host-ID/WWN name assignment
    delete logical-drive <ld-list>
    delete one or more logical drives
    delete logical-volume <lv-list>
    delete one or more logical volumes
    download controller-configuration [-b|–build] <file>
    download array controller binary configuration
    download controller-firmware [–reset] <firmware> [<bootrecord>]
    download array controller firmware (optionally w/ hard reset)
    download disk-firmware <filename> <product-id>
    download disk drive firmware to internal drives
    download nvram [-r] <file>
    download array controller binary nvram
    download pld-hardware <filename>
    download enclosure PLD hardware
    download safte-firmware <filename>
    download enclosure SAFTE firmware
    download sata-path-controller-firmware <file>
    download sata path controller firmware
    download sata-router-firmware [-r|–reset] <file>
    download sata router firmware
    download ses-firmware <filename>
    download enclosure SES firmware
    exit
    exit the program
    expand {<ld>|<lv>} <size> [online|offline]
    expand a logical drive or logical volume
    fail {primary|secondary}
    fail a controller in a redundant controller pair
    help
    display help for commands
    map <partition> <ch>.<tgt>.<lun> [<wwpn> | <host-id>]
    map an LD or LV partition to a host channel/target/lun
    mute
    silence the enclosure alarm
    password <word>
    specifies the array controller password
    quit
    exit the program
    rebuild <ld>
    rebuild a logical drive
    reset controller
    reset the array controller
    reset nvram
    restore nvram to factory defaults
    scan disk <disk-list>
    scan SCSI drives
    select
    specify a storage device to monitor or configure
    set auto-write-through-trigger <param> <value>
    set peripheral device configuration
    set cache-parameters [<mode>] [<optimization>] [sync-period <s>]
    set controller cache parameters
    set controller-date <month> <day> <HH:MM:SS> [[cc]yy] [TimeZone]
    set controller current date and time
    set controller-name <string>
    set the controller name
    set controller-password <string>
    set the controller password
    set disk-array <param> <value>
    set disk array parameters
    set drive-parameters <param> <value>
    set drive-side interface parameters
    set host-parameters <param> <value>
    set host channel parameters
    set inter-controller-link {upper|lower} channel <ch> [dis]connected
    enable/disable per-channel inter-controller-link
    set led disk <ch>.<id> { on | off }
    set led state for drive slot in RAID enclosure
    set led disk <diskname> { on | off }
    set led state for drive in JBOD enclosure
    set led slot <slot> { on | off }
    set led state for slot in specified JBOD enclosure
    set logical-drive <ld> assignment {primary|secondary}
    change the logical drive cache policy
    set logical-drive <ld> write-policy {write-back|write-through|default}
    change the logical drive cache policy
    set logical-drive <ld> status good
    change failed NRAID/RAID 0 logical drive status to good
    set logical-drive <ld> status degraded
    change failed RAID 1/3/5 logical drive status to degraded
    set logical-volume <lv> <param> <value>
    set a logical volume
    set protocol inactivity-timeout <s>
    set telnet inactivity timeout period
    set protocol <protocol-name> { enabled | disabled }
    set network protocol status
    set rs232-configuration <port> <speed>
    set the RS232 interface baud rate
    set unique-identifier <value>
    set the subsystem’s 5-digit hexadecimal serial number
    show access-mode
    display the access mode
    show auto-write-through-trigger
    display peripheral device configuration
    show battery-status [-u | –update]
    display status of backup battery
    show bypass device ses-channel <ch> loop <loopa|loopb>
    displays the target IDs on a specified loop that are currently bypassed
    show bypass sfp ses-channel <ch> loop <loopa|loopb>
    displays the target IDs on a specified loop that are currently bypassed
    show bypass raid
    displays raid drive channel bypass status
    show cache-parameters
    display cache policy
    show channels
    display channel configuration
    show clone
    display the status of disk(s) cloning
    show configuration [–xml | -x] [<filename>]
    display the device’s configuration or save to file
    show controller-date
    display the controller date and time
    show controller-name
    display controller name
    show disks
    display info for array disks.
    show disk-array
    display the disk array parameters
    show drive-parameters
    display drive parameters
    show enclosure-status
    display the status of internal chassis components
    show events [last <n>] [-v | –verbose]
    display the controller event log.
    show frus
    display FRU-ID information
    show host-parameters
    display host i/o parameters
    show host-wwn-names
    display host-wwn/name list
    show inquiry-data
    display SCSI INQUIRY data for selected device.
    show inter-controller-link {upper|lower} channel <ch>
    display status of inter-controller link on specified channel
    show ip-address
    display the controller’s IP network address
    show led-status disk <ch>.<id>
    show led state for drive slot in RAID enclosure
    show led-status disk <diskname>
    show led state for drive in JBOD enclosure
    show led-status slot <slot>
    show led state for slot in specified JBOD enclosure
    show logical-drives [<logical-drive-list>]
    display logical drives
    show logical-volumes [<logical-volume-list>]
    display logical volumes
    show loop-map channel <ch>
    display the fibre channel loop positional map for a given channel
    show lun-maps
    display lun maps for host channels
    show media-check
    display the status of disk(s) checking media
    show network-parameters
    display controller network parameters
    show partitions [ { logical-volume <lv> | logical-drive <ld> }]
    display partitions of logical drives or logical volumes
    show peripheral-device-status
    display peripheral device status
    show persistent-events [from <date>] [to <date>]
    display all or a set of persistent event log within a certain time
    show port-wwns
    display host channel FC Port Name WWNs
    show protocol
    display all network protocols information
    show redundancy-mode
    display redundancy status
    show redundant-controller-configuration
    display redundant controller configuration
    show rs232-configuration
    display serial port configuration
    show safte-devices
    display information of SAF-TE devices
    show sata-mux
    show sata mux board information on all drives
    show sata-router
    show all sata routers connected to specified device
    show ses-devices
    display status of SES devices
    show shutdown-status
    display controller shutdown status
    show stripe-size-list [raid-level]
    display valid stripe size list for specified raid level
    show unique-identifier
    display subsystem 5-digit unique identifier
    shutdown controller
    shut down controller (prepare for power off)
    shutdown logical-drive <ld>
    shut down (force offline) a logical drive
    unconfigure {local-spare|global-spare} <disk> [<logical-drive>]
    unconfigure a local or global spare drive
    unfail
    restore (deassert) a failed controller
    unmap partition <ch>.<id>.<lun> [ <wwpn> | <host-wwn-name> ]
    unmap the specified partition LUN for all (or one) host(s)
    unmap partition <partition-id> [<channel>]
    unmap a partition from all (or just specified) channel(s)
    upload controller-configuration <file>
    upload array controller binary configuration
    upload nvram <file>
    upload array controller binary nvram
    version
    display program version