HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share - Manual (Page 301)

create commands A–7
redo
Optional. Specify the configuration state to which you want the servers
returned. Valid values are
Unconfigured
,
Prepared
,
Booted
,
Db_Moved
,
Clusterized
, and
Configured
. The state specified here must be an earlier
state than the current state of the servers that are being configured.
Examples
The following example configures the
south2
server to the
Clusterized
state:
sfs> configure server south2 endstate=Clusterized
The following example returns the
south2
server to the
Booted
state:
sfs> configure server south2 redo=Booted
A.5.3 configure system
The
configure system
command configures the HP SFS system. A series of questions prompts you to
enter the required system information.
Syntax
configure system
A.6 create commands
A.6.1 create alert
The
create alert
command creates an email alert. An email alert has a name, a filter, and one or more
email addresses where an email is sent when an event occurs that matches the filter on the alert. When you
enter the
create alert
command, a series of questions prompts you to enter the required information.
Note that if you enter more than one email address, you must separate the entries with commas.
The following are valid attributes and operators that can be used to create an email alert filter:
Syntax
create alert
A.6.2 create attribute
The
create attribute
command creates a system attribute and/or sets the value of the attribute. You
can only create and set certain attributes.
In most cases, the new attribute or value does not come into effect until you configure servers or reconfigure
file systems. The
create attribute
command prints a message describing the action that is needed to
bring the new attribute or value into effect.
TIP: The
create attribute
command is the same as the
set attribute
command.
Attribute Operators
facility
=, !=
severity
=, !=, <, <=, >, >=
data
=, !=, contains