Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
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February 2014
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Statistics Report CLI Commands
Where # represents how many events to occur before it "deactivates" itself.
Example: recurrence = FREQ=MONTHLY;COUNT=10;BYMONTHDAY=1
UNTIL=<epoch_time>
Where <epoch_time> represents a specific date of when to stop the events
or to "deactivate" itself. Note that this is in epoch time which is the number
of miliseconds since January 1, 1970.
Example: recurrence =
FREQ=MONTHLY;UNTIL=1346482740000;BYMONTHDAY=1
Deleting an Event
DEPRECATED: This CLI allows the admin users to delete an event which can be a
single event, an instance of an event series, or all instances of an event series.
The ID of the event to delete is required.
Note:
When the
--all
command is specified, all instances in the series will be
deleted even when changes had been made to any single instance.
syscli --del event --id <event id> [--all] [--sure]
CLI command options:
•
--del:
Deletes a scheduled event given the ID.
•
--id:
The ID (found with
--list events
) of the event to delete.
•
--all:
If appropriate, delete all occurrences of event. If
--all
is not supplied,
will only delete a single event or instance.
•
--sure:
Force the deletion to occur regardless of outcome.
Statistics Report CLI Commands
The following sections are the supported statistics report CLI commands:
•
Displaying the Disk Usage Statistics
•
Displaying Data Reduction Statistics
•
Displaying the Ingest Throughput Rate
Displaying the Disk
Usage Statistics
syscli --get diskusage
This CLI command displays the disk usage statistics of the system.
Displaying Data
Reduction Statistics
syscli --get datareductionstat
This CLI command displays the dedup data reduction statistics of the system.
