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object light up. The object can be specified using either the name or sequence
number in the list returned by ’-getobject’ command.
[-getobject] : This command with ’-getobject’ option is used to get a list of all the objects
of that type.
[-off] : Turns off the LEDs on all components
Examples:
<CLI> locate -setobject -pool group1
<CLI> locate -setobject -drive 1:1
<CLI> locate -setobject -bbu 0
<CLI> locate -setobject -ctlr 1
<CLI> locate -setobject -encl 0
<CLI> locate -setobject -volume pool1:volume1
<CLI> locate -setobject -drive all
<CLI> locate -getobject -volume
<CLI> locate -setobject -number 2
The locate command lights up the LED on these objects:
v
drive
v pool
v
volume
v
controller
v
bbu
v
enclosure
If any of the objects are not supplied, this error returns:
cannot find object, name
is ambiguous
Use the
-off
option to turn off the LEDs on all objects.
Use the
-getobject
option to list all of a specified object. Specify the object by
using either the identifier of that object or the sequence number in the list returned by
the
–getobject
option.
Use the
–drive
option to specify the selected object as a drive and to locate a drive.
If the selected object is a drive, the LED on that drive is lit up.
Use the
-pool
option to specify the selected object as a pool and to locate a pool by
its name. If the selected object is a pool, the LEDs on all the drives making up that
pool are lit up.
Use the -volume option to specify the selected object as a volume and to locate
drives that belong to a volume by its name. If the selected object is a volume, the
LEDs on all the drives making up that volume are lit up.
Use
–bbu
,
–controller
, and
–enclosure
options to identify these objects by their
number.
Use the
-setobject
option to turn on the LEDs of the drives indicated by the
objects. You can issue the
–setobject
option with the
-number
option to clear a
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