HP Storage Essentials V5.00.01 CLI guide (T4283-96015, January 2006)

CLI Commands48
appiqdelete -hostsecuritygroup
<hostsecuritygroup id>
Description: Deletes the host security group specified, where the <hostsecuritygroup id> is
the identifier for the host security group. The identifier for the host security group can be obtained
from several methods, such as from the
appiqlist -device -storagesystem <ssid> -hostsecuritygroup command.
appiqadd -hostsecuritygroup <hostsecuritygroup id>
-volume <list of volume ids> -deviceaccess
<list of device access ids>
Description: Adds specified volumes to the host security group specified. The identifier for the host
security group can be obtained from several methods, such as from the
appiqlist -device -storagesystem <ssid> -hostsecuritygroup command.
where <List of access types> is list of volume access rights for each volume specified by
<list of volume ids> is a list of volume access rights for each volume specified by
<list of volume ids>. You must provide one of the following access types (numbers) for each
volume specified:
• 0: Unknown Access
• 2: Read Write
• 3: Read-Only
• 4: No Access
appiqadd -hostsecuritygroup <host security group
id> - initiator <list of hba port ids>
Description: Adds specified initiator WWNs to the host security group specified.
where:
• <host security group id> is the identifier for the host security group. The identifier for the
host security group can be obtained from several methods, such as from the
appiqlist -device -storagesystem <ssid> -hostsecuritygroup command.
• <list of host port ids> - it is the HBA port ID or initiator for the host. The HBA port ID
can be obtain from several methods, such as from the
appiqlist –device –host <host id> -port command.
appiqremove -hostsecuritygroup <host security
group id> -volume <list of volume ids>
Description: Removes specified volumes from the protocol controller specified.
where:
• <host security group id> is the identifier for the host security group. The identifier for the
host security group can be obtained from several methods, such as from the
appiqlist -device -storagesystem <ssid> -hostsecuritygroup command.