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IBM System Storage DS3000: Introduction and Implementation Guide
-g <filename>
Specify a plain text file that contains information about the Subsystem,
Contact person with phone or pager number.
-h <hostname>
Host name of the host running the storage manager agent for in-band
management. Use this parameter when alert destinations are defined.
-I event Only
-I profile
-I supportBundle
Define what for information are included in an alert that gets sent via email.
Use one of this options:
eventOnly
profile
supportBundle
As default is only the event data sent.
-r <direct_sa |
host_sa>
Define the alert recipient for a group of DS3000 depending on their
management type. direct_sa represents those subsystems which are
managed over an out bound connection (ethernet) and host_sa subsystems
managed over a host agent (i/o path).
-x
Use this option to remove already defined SNMP or email alert recipients.
-m <mail server>
Specify the mail server to be used to sent out emails. Use this parameter
together with the -F parameter.
-F <email addr>
Email address that will be used in the sent by field of an email alert.
Responses to an alert will be sent to this address. Will be used for all emails.
Use this parameter together with the parameter -m.
-n <subsystem
name>
The name of the storage subsystem as shown by the -d options.Use
either IP or hostnames or subsystem name or WWID
-w <WWID>
The world wide identifier of the subsystem. Use option -d -w to figure
out.
-c “<command;>”
Specify one or more commands separated by colons. each
command needs to closed by a semicolon. Use either option -c or -f.
-f <scriptfile>
Specify a script that contains the commands instead of entering them
on the command line. Each line of the script can contain one
command closed by a semicolon. Use either option -c or -f.
-o <output file>
Specify the file that will contain the output. Errors will be sent to the
standard error output which is usually the console. Use redirection
when required. The output will not appended to the output file.
Optional option
-p <password>
The password of the storage subsystem to perform management
tasks. Optional option that is only required when a password was
defined for the specified storage subsystem. By default is no password
defined and this option is not required.
-d
Show currently defined storage subsystems. More details about defined
storage subsystems can be shown with the parameters -i, -s, -w and -v.
-i
Only together with parameter -d. Show IP addresses instead of hostnames.
-s
Only together with parameter -d. Show the defined alert recipients.
-w
Only together with parameter -d. Show the world wide identifier of the defined
storage subsystems.
Option
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