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Prints a short list in ASCII format to sysout or to the specified file of all the compute resources in the Matrix OE

database or the names contained in the comma/semicolon separated list. If a type is specified, only those types of

compute resources will be displayed. If no option is selected, all compute resources are displayed. The short list will

contain the Name, Type (VcBlade, EsxHost, EsxVM, etc.) and Status. If the -xml parameter is specified, the utility will

print a detailed list in XML format to sysout or to the specified file the requested compute resources in the Matrix OE

database.

lsmutil -list -spe [-available | -vm | -vc | -oowf] [names] [-xml] [-detail] [-file filename] [-help]

Prints a short list in ASCII format to sysout or to the specified file of all storage pool entries in Matrix OE database or

the names contained in the comma/semi separated list. If no option is selected, all storage pool entries are displayed.

If the -available parameter is supplied only available storage pool entries will be displayed. If a type is specified, only

those types of storage pool entries will be displayed. The short list will contain the Name, Operating System, State

and Availability (1 for available, 0 for not available). If the -xml parameter is specified, the utility will print a detailed

list in XML format to sysout or to the specified file all storage pool entries in the Matrix OE database. The detailed list

will contain the Name, State, associated WWNs and more. If the -detail parameter is specified, a detailed list of the

storage pool entries in a friendlier than XML format will be printed to sysout or to the supplied file.

lsmutil -list -wwn -startWWN wwn [-range n] [-lsm] [-free] [-file filename] [-help]

Prints a short list in ASCII format to sysout or to the specified file of all of the WWNs in the specified range starting

from a given WWN. The list will contain the WWN address, status and current ownership. If the -lsm parameter is

used, only WWNs owned by LSM or LSARES will be listed. If the -free parameter is used, only WWNs with a free

status will be listed.

lsmutil -export -an -file filename [-vc | -oowf] [names] [-help]

Writes the inventory of annotations (local disk information) to sysout or to the specified file. If a name or names are

contained in the comma/semi separated list, just those annotations will be displayed. If no option is selected, all

annotations are exported. By saving the XML to a file, adding or editing the local disk information, and importing the

file using -import -an, the user can create or modify information about local disks that are otherwise undiscoverable by

Matrix OE.

lsmutil -export -spe -file filename [-available | -vm | -vc | -oowf] [names] [-help]

Exports storage pool entries to the specified file. If a name or names are contained in the comma/semi separated list,

just those storage pool entries will be displayed. If the -available parameter is supplied only available storage pool

entries will be exported. If a type is specified, only those types of storage pool entries will be exported. If no option is

selected, all storage pool entries are exported.

lsmutil -import -an -file filename [-help]

Imports the inventory of compute resources (servers, blades, hypervisors, and so on) and any annotations (local disk

information) that were created or modified from the specified XML file. An input file must be specified.

lsmutil -import -spe -file filename [-help]

Imports storage pool entries from the specified XML file. An input file must be specified.