raidcom get server

Supported storage systems:

VSP G130, G/F350, G/F370, G/F700, G/F900

Displays a server managed by Storage Advisor Embedded. To execute this command, you need to log in to the storage system with the user account belonging to the user group to which "all resource groups" are set. In addition, you must be able to perform operations with all implemented resource groups. Therefore, this command cannot be executed if any of the following conditions is met:

The command device belonging to a resource group other than meta_resource is used in the in-band management.
The virtual storage machine that contains only some of the implemented resource groups is specified as HORCM_VCMD in the configuration file.

Syntax

raidcom get server [-key <keyword> [-server_id <id>|-server_name <name>]]

Options and parameters

[-key <keyword> [-server_id <id>|-server_name <name>]]

Specifies the server information to be displayed.

opt: Specifies the detailed information about the server. To specify this parameter, make sure to specify the server ID or nickname that displays the detailed information in -server_id <id> or -server_name <name>.

You need to specify the server ID (0 through 4095) in decimal or hexadecimal in -server_id <id>. To specify in hexadecimal, add "0x" at the beginning of the server ID.

For example:

-server_id 128
-server_id 0x80

To specify the server nickname, specify the server nickname in -server_name <name> with one character through 229 characters.

The following are the characters that can be used:

0 through 9, A through Z, a through z, -. /: @ \ _ single-byte space

Example

Displaying server information.

#raidcom get server
SRVID NAME
0 "server0"
1 "server1"
155 "server2

Description of each column in the output example:

SRVID: Displays the server ID in decimal.
: NAME; Displays the server nickname. A double quotation (") is added at the beginning and end of the server nickname if the -key opt option is not specified.

Specifying the server information to be displayed.

#raidcom get server -key opt -server_id 0
SRVID : 0
NAME : server0
STS : RCV DGG1
PROTOCOL : FIBRE
OS : WIN
OS_OPT : 1 3

Description of each column in the output example:

STS

Status of the server. The status of the server is not displayed if it is not in any of the following statuses:

RSV: Protocol, OS type, and OS type option are not set.

When setting the host group/iSCSI target to the server with the raidcom modify server command, the OS type is set based on the host mode of the host group/iSCSI target.
ILU: No LU path is defined between any of the LDEV registered on the server and any of the host group/iSCSI target registered on the server.
IOT: The OS type of the server does not correspond to the host mode of any of the host group/iSCSI target registered on the server.
IOP: The OS type of the server does not correspond to the host mode option of any of the host group/iSCSI target registered on the server.
RCV: The host group/iSCSI target, LU path, or LDEV information on the server is being updated.
DGG1: For VSP G130, G/F350, G/F370, G/F700, G/F900, the microcode version cannot be downgraded to 88-01-xx-xx/xx or earlier. For

PROTOCOL

Displays the protocol of the server.

FIBRE: The protocol is Fiber Channel.
ISCSI: The protocol is iSCSI.
- (hyphen): The protocol is not either Fiber Channel or iSCSI.

OS

Displays the OS type of the server. If other OS types are displayed, the OS type that is not supported by Storage Advisor Embedded is set.

LINUX/IRIX: The OS type is "Linux".
VMWARE: The OS type is "(Deprecated) VMware".
HP-UX: The OS type is "HP-UX".
OVMS: The OS type is "OpenVMS".
TRU 64: The OS type is "Tru64".
SOLARIS: The OS type is "Solaris".
NETWARE: The OS type is "NetWare".
WIN: The OS type is "(Deprecated) Windows".
AIX: The OS type is "AIX".
VMWARE_EX: The OS type is "VMWare".
WIN_EX: The OS type is "Windows".
- (hyphen): No OS type is set.

OS_OPT

OS type options that are set on the server. A hyphen (-) is displayed if the OS type is not set.