{"id":263,"date":"2009-07-17T08:46:20","date_gmt":"2009-07-17T08:46:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/asgaur.com\/wp\/?p=263"},"modified":"2009-07-17T08:46:20","modified_gmt":"2009-07-17T08:46:20","slug":"sun-storedge-3510-configuration","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.asgaur.com\/wp\/sun-storedge-3510-configuration\/","title":{"rendered":"Sun StorEdge 3510 configuration"},"content":{"rendered":"

root@Sun440 # sccli
\nsccli: selected device \/dev\/rdsk\/c4t40d0s2 [SUN StorEdge 3510 SN#04D208]
\nsccli><\/code><\/p>\n

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

Valid commands:<\/strong><\/p>\n

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

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