HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share - Manual (Page 327)

unconfigure array command A–33
Note that specifying
level=2
limits the testing to level 2 tests; it does not run
level 1 tests. To run both level 1 and level 2 tests,
specify level=1-2
.
The default is
level=1-4
.
severity
Specifies the severity levels that are to be reported from the tests. Valid values
are
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
.
You can use this option to control the report generation and limit the output
from the tests. You can specify one severity level, a comma-separated list of
levels, and/or a range of levels; for example,
severity=1,3-4
. The severity
levels are:
•
1
— critical conditions
•
2
— warnings
•
3
— configuration issues
•
4
— information
For example, specifying
severity=2
limits the reporting to warnings only.
The default is
severity=1-3
.
report
Specifies where the output from the tests is to be directed.
You can use this option to redirect the report to a file.
The default is
report=stdout
.
servers
Specifies the servers to be included in the tests.
Certain tests are server-focused; for example a test that
pings
the
management network on all servers. You can use this option to restrict the tests
to a specified subset of servers. You can specify one server, a comma-
separated list of servers, and/or a range of servers.
The default is
servers=all
.
Examples
In the following example, the
enable
argument limits the testing to
server
and
storage
components:
sfs> syscheck enable=server,storage
In the following example, the
disable
argument prevents testing of the
power
component:
sfs> syscheck disable=power
In the following example, the
level
argument limits the testing to level 1 tests only:
sfs> syscheck level=1
In the following example, the
severity
argument includes all severity levels in the report:
sfs> syscheck severity=1-4
A.25 unconfigure array command
The
unconfigure array
command removes the configuration on an SFS20 array, and restores the array
to an unconfigured state. This command cannot be used on an EVA4000 array.
Syntax
unconfigure array array_numbers [force=yes|no]