This command registers the command devices in all routes that originate from the specified DAD, regardless of the route label, based on the route list definition file specified in the input parameter.
Request body format
{ "action":"submit", "cliname":"YKBLDRMT", "CLIPARMS":[ ["PREFIX△1prefix"] [,"DAD△1DADID"] [,"ROUTEID△1route-list-ID"] ] }
Parameters specified in the request body
- PREFIX prefix ~ <PREFIX string of 16 or fewer characters>
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This is a common parameter included in the default parameter dataset. For details, see Creating a default parameter dataset.
- DAD DADID ~ <DAD string>
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This is a common parameter included in the default parameter dataset. For details, see Creating a default parameter dataset.
Notes
To execute this command, you must have permission to execute the YKBLDCMD command.
This command does nothing for command devices that are already registered. However, when you enter this command, you must confirm that none of the applicable command devices are performing storage system control.
Before executing this command, establish a path (inter-control unit logical path or inter-disk controller logical path) between storage systems.
Before executing this command, take the applicable command devices offline.
When multiple routes are being generated, if an error occurs for some of the routes, this command continues processing for the other routes.
Responses
Return code
If the CLI command has finished running, the return code of the CLI command is set in the rc key of the response. If an error occurs before the CLI command is run, the BCM Web API server sets the return code.
The following table lists and describes the return codes when the YKBLDRMT command ends.
Return code |
Meaning |
---|---|
-3 |
The module cannot be loaded. |
0 |
The command terminated normally. |
4 |
Unknown XML attribute(s) or element(s) were encountered in the configuration file. |
32 |
An I/O error occurred. |
36 |
The configuration file is invalid. |
40 |
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44 |
There are no routes that are subject to the operation. |
48 |
There is an error in a specified parameter. |
128 |
The user does not have permission to run this command. |
For details about return codes set by the BCM Web API server, see Return codes set by the BCM Web API server.