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To show the most recent snapshot image in a snapshot consistency group that has the name snapCGroup1, you would
use this command:
show snapImage ["snapCGroup1:newest"];
To show the snapshot images in several snapshot consistency groups that has the names snapCGroup1, snapCGroup2,
and snapCGroup3, you would use this command:
show snapImages ["snapCGroup1:12345 snapCGroup2:newest snapCGroup3:oldest"];
Note that in these examples the snapshot consistency group name is separated from the snapshot image identifier by a
colon (:).
Show Current iSCSI Sessions
Description
This command displays information about an iSCSI session for either an iSCSI initiator or iSCSI target.
Syntax
When running from the command line, use:
show iscsiInitiator [\“initiatorName\”] iscsiSessions
show iscsiTarget [\“targetName\”] iscsiSessions
When running from a script file, use:
show iscsiInitiator [“initiatorName”] iscsiSessions
show iscsiTarget [“
targetName”] iscsiSessions
Parameters
Parameter Description
initiatorName
The name of the iSCSI initiator for which session
information is desired. Enclose the iSCSI initiator name in
double quotation marks (“ ”). The name and quotation
marks must also be enclosed in either square brackets ([ ])
or angle brackets (< >). If the name is longer than 30
characters, the angle brackets must be used.
targetName
The name of the iSCSI target for which session
information is desired. Enclose the iSCSI target name in
double quotation marks (“ ”). The name and quotation
marks must also be enclosed in either square brackets ([ ])
or angle brackets (< >). If the name is longer than 30
characters, the angle brackets must be used.
NOTE: This command can be entered without defining any arguments, i.e. show iscsiSessions.
When the command is entered without arguments, the information displayed is for all active iSCSI sessions. To
limit the information displayed, enter a specific iSCSI initiator or a specific iSCSI target. The command then
displays only information about that particular iSCSI initiator or iSCSI target session.
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