HP StorageWorks 6000 Virtual Library System - Manual (Page 211)

Usage 1 Command
Returns the current health status for the specified array (0 = healthy 1 = degraded
2 = critical 3 = failed 4 = missing). Where the options are:
-a - IP address of the desired array (required)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
getArrayFault
Returns a list of arrays not yet configured into a storage pool. This command reports
"No disk arrays found" if all arrays have been added to a storage pool.
getFreeArrayList
Returns the list of LUNs that are not part of any storage pool. getFreeStorageLuns
Returns the number of notification messages specified counting back from the most
recent. Where the options are:
-n - Maximum number of notifications to return (required)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
getNotifica-
tionsCount
Returns all the notification alert messages that occurred starting with the specified
date. Where the options are:
-d - mm/dd/yy on or after this date (required)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
getNotifica-
tionsDate
Deletes the specified notification alerts from the VLS. Where the options are:
-id - ID number of notification to delete (required)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
deleteNotifications
Specifies an E-mail server with an SMTP gateway to route notification alerts from
the VLS. Where the options are:
-a - E-mail server address (required)
-c - node IP address (required)
-s - Sender email address (optional)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
addEmailServer
Returns the E-mail server configuration settings for notification alerts. getEmailServer
Deletes the specified E-mail server from the E-mail notification alerts settings. Where
the options are:
-a - E-mail server address (required)
-c - VLS node IP address (required)
-f - Force - This parameter is ignored and is present only for backward
compatibility (optional)
-h - Displays command usage information (optional)
deleteEmailServer
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