Reference Guide

NOTE: The NAS controllers must be in standby mode, and powered ON. A NAS controller is ON and
in standby mode if the power LED is flashing green at around 2 flashes per second.
Format
hardware NAS-appliances create-cluster {options}
Options
Option Description Format
-AdditionalNASAppliances
<AdditionalNASAppliances>
Service Tags of additional NAS
appliances
Comma-separated list of existing
Service Tags for additional NAS
appliances
-CurrentApplianceServiceTag
<CurrentApplianceServiceTag>
Service Tag of current NAS
appliance
Existing Service Tag of NAS
appliance
Example
Create a FluidFS cluster:
CLI> hardware NAS-appliances create-cluster
hardware NAS-appliances blink-appliance
Description
Update the blinking status of a NAS appliance.
Format
hardware NAS-appliances blink-appliance <NASApplianceID> <BlinkFirstController>
<BlinkSecondController>
Arguments
Argument Description Format
<NASApplianceID> ID of the NAS appliance Existing NAS appliance ID
<BlinkFirstController> Indicate whether the first NAS
controller of the NAS appliance
should blink
Possible values are Yes, No
<BlinkSecondController> Indicate whether the second NAS
controller of the NAS appliance
should blink
Possible values are Yes, No
Example
Make the first NAS controller blink in a NAS appliance with the ID 1:
CLI> hardware NAS-appliances blink-appliance 1 Yes No
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