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Schedule Support Bundle Collection Configuration
This command specifies a schedule for collecting support bundle data.
Syntax
Attention: The SM CLI support bundle commands must be run from the SM CLI command line
interface only. They cannot be run from the storage subsystem SM CLI script window. In addition, the
storage subsystem IP addresses are not required. Also, the
-c
parameter is not required to precede the SM
CLI support bundle command.
<installed-SM-Directory>SMcli -supportBundle schedule (enable|disable) (all|storageSubsystemName)
[data=pathName]
[startTime=HH:MM]
[startDate=MM:DD:YY]
[endDate=MM:DD:YY]
(daysOfWeek={} | months={}
(onDays={} |
weekNumber=(First|Second|Third|Fourth|Lasdta)y
OfWeek=(Sunday|Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday))
Parameters
Parameter Description
enable
Enable automatic collection of support bundles when a
critical MEL event is detected.
disable
Disable automatic collection of support bundles where
the feature was previously enabled.
all Apply the command to all storage subsystems detected
from the host. The possible names can be displayed by
using the SMcli command with the -d parameter
storageSubsystemName
Apply the command to the named storage subsystem.
data
Store the data generated by the command at the location
specified by the pathname.
Note: The defined schedule is stored in the management station that the Storage Manager host software
has been installed. This is where the schedule is initially defined and enabled for the managed storage
subsystems. For example, you have installed the Storage Manager host software on two different
management stations, and defined the schedule in only one subsystem. The
schedule show
command in
the management station where the schedule is not defined will display a
no schedule found
message. In
addition, if multiple management stations have been enabled for the schedule to automatically collect the
support data from a single storage subsystem, this subsystem will have support data collected multiple
times, depending on the schedule defined within the management stations. IBM recommends that you
define support data collection in only one workstation, if there are multiple management stations that are
available to manage a given storage subsystem.
An example of the SMcli command to disable automatic support bundle in a Microsoft Windows
management station, with default Storage Manager software installed path, is as follows:
c:\Program Files (x86)\IBM_DS\client>SMcli -supportBundle auto disable all
SMcli completed successfully.
Another example of the SMcli command that displays the automatically support bundle collection
schedule in a Microsoft Windows management station is as follows:
c:\Program Files (x86)\IBM_DS\client>SMcli -supportBundle schedule show
subsystem Name
Existing Schedule Starting Ending
DS3524-DTL139140 Daily / Weekly - Mon - Fri 05/23/2012 02:00AM 05/30/2012
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