T300 CLI-at-a-glance

The T3s operating system has a very versatile set of command line utilities
to help in the administration of the array whilst tipped in. The output is
found below for each of the following commands.

disable   disk     enable   ep    fru   help    lpc  port
proc   refresh    reset    sync   sys   tail    ver   vol


disable
usage:  disable u<encid>
        disable u<encid>l[1|2]

disk
usage:  disk version  <drives>
        disk download <drives> <filename>

enable
usage:  enable u<encid>
        enable u<encid>l[1|2]

ep
usage:  ep download <filename>

fru
usage:  fru l[ist]
        fru list sys
        fru list [u<1-8>]
        fru list [u<1-8>]c[1]
        fru list [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
        fru list [u<1-8>]l[<1-2>]
        fru list [u<1-8>]pcu[<1-2>]
        fru list [u<1-8>]mpn[1]
        fru s[tat]
        fru stat sys
        fru stat [u<1-8>]
        fru stat [u<1-8>]c[1]
        fru stat [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
        fru stat [u<1-8>]l[<1-2>]
        fru stat [u<1-8>]pcu[<1-2>]
        fru st[atistic]
        fru statistic sys
        fru statistic [u<1-8>]
        fru statistic [u<1-8>]d[<1-9>]
        fru statistic [u<1-8>]p[1] [clear]
        fru statistic [u<1-8>]v[<1-2>] [clear]
        fru myuid

help
arp   cat  cd   cmp  cp  date  echo  head  help  ls
mkdir  mv  ping  pwd   rm  rmdir  tail  touch  boot
disable   disk  enable   fru  id  logger  lpc  more
passwd  port  proc  reset  set  shutdown  sync  sys
tzset    ver    vol   ep   refresh    route    ofdg

lpc
usage:  lpc version
        lpc download u<encid>l{1|2} <filename>
        lpc reboot   u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc rsn      u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc rid      u<encid>l{1|2}
        lpc ledtest  u<encid>l{1|2} <delay>
        
port
usage:  port list
        port set <port> <targetid <value>|s[oft]>
        port host <port> <sun|other>
        port listmap [<port>]

proc
usage:  proc list [<cmd_ref> | <vol_name>]
        proc kill  <cmd_ref> | <vol_name>

refresh
usage:  refresh -c  ----> start refresh
        refresh -s  ----> get status
        refresh -i  ----> re-init command file
        refresh -k  ----> kill current refreshing task

reset
usage:  exactly that...you will be prompted to confirm your
        desire to reset the controller
        
sync
usage:  same deal...system will sync data from cache to disk

sys
usage:  sys list
        sys stat
        sys blocksize <16k | 32k | 64k>
        sys cache <auto | writebehind | writethrough | off>
        sys mirror <auto | off>
        sys mp_support <none | rw>
        sys rd_ahead <on | off>
        sys recon_rate <high | med | low>

tail
usage:  tail [+|-number[lc]] filename

ver
usage: ver....returns the following version information:
       T300 Release 1.16 2000/08/21 19:42:08 (10.0.0.1)
       Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
       All Rights Reserved.

vol
usage:  vol list [<name>]
        vol stat [<name>]
        vol mode [<name>]
        vol add <name> data <drives> raid <0 | 1 | 5> [standby <drive>]
        vol init <name> <data | sysarea | fast> [rate <1-16>]
        vol mount <name>
        vol unmount <name>
        vol remove <name>
        vol verify <name> [fix] [rate <1-8>]
        vol recon <drive> [to_standby | from_standby]
        vol disable <drive> [to_standby]