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Command Line Tools
ssaencl Command
Purpose
To allow the monitoring and changing of the status for SSA SES disk enclosures
(subsystems).
Syntax
To display enclosure component settings:
ssencl -l name [-s] [-v] [-i] [-b [card]*] [-t [threshold]*]
[-a] [-f [fan]*] [-d [drive_bay]*] [-p [PSU]*]
[-o] [-c]
To modify enclosure component settings:
ssencl -l name [[-I ID] [-U]] [-B [mode | card=mode*] [-S [d [drive_bay]*] | [b [card]*] | [p [PSU]*] | r | c |
For help, type:
ssaencl -?
or
ssaencl -h
Description
The ssaencl command can be used to observe the existing settings of an SSA SES
disk enclosure (subsystem), or to modify the settings of that enclosure. The command
can be used only to observe or modify settings; it cannot be used to observe and
modify settings at the same time.
When the command displays enclosure settings, it displays them in tables that the user
can read easily. If the -s flag is specified, however, the command displays the settings
in colon-separated format, as used by commands such as the SMIT commands.
Flags
-l name
Specifies the name of an SSA SES enclosure or pdisk. If a pdisk name is
used, that pdisk must be in an SSA SES enclosure.
-s Displays output in colon-separated format.
-v Displays also VPD information.
-i Displays the enclosure identifier (as shown in the operator panel, if present).
-b [card]
Displays the status of the bypass cards. If no parameters are given, the status
for all the bypass cards is displayed. Valid values for the [card] parameter are:
1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16.
-t [threshold]
Displays all the temperature thresholds, or only the specified temperature
thresholds. The valid values for the [threshold] parameter are:
lowarn The low-temperature warning threshold.
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