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

CLI Commands54
appiqshow -pool <pool id> - storageextent
Description: Provides a detailed description of storage extents on the pool specified. The pool ID
can be obtained from several methods, such as from the appiqlist -device
-storagesystem <storage system id> -pool command.
The pool ID can be obtained from several methods, such as from the appiqlist -device
-storagesystem <storage system id> -pool command.
appiqshow -pool <pool id> -volume
Description: Provides a detailed description of volumes on the pool specified.
The pool ID can be obtained from several methods, such as from the appiqlist -device
-storagesystem <storage system id> -pool command.
appiqcreate -pool <pool id 1>…<pool id n>
-storagesetting <storage settings id> -size
<size in MB>
Description: Creates a storage pool with the specified unconfigured pools, storage setting and
size. Not all storage systems support assigning name at creation time.
Where:
• <pool id> - is an unconfigured pool ID The pool ID can be obtained from several methods,
such as from the appiqlist -device -storagesystem <storage system id>
-pool command.
• <storage setting id> - is the storage setting ID for the new pool. You can obtain the
storage setting ID from one of the following commands:
• appiqshow -device -storage system <storagesystem id> -pool
• appiqlist -pool <id> -storagesetting
• appiqshow -pool <id> -storagesetting - This command also shows supported
sizes for each of the storagesetting.
• <size in MB> - is the size of the pool in megabytes.
appiqcreate -pool <pool id 1>…<pool id n> -extents
<extent id 1>…<extend id n> -storagesetting
<storage settings id> -size <size in MB>
Description: Creates a storage pool with the specified unconfigured pools, storage setting, size
and storage pool name.
where:
• <pool id> - is an unconfigured pool ID The pool ID can be obtained from several methods,
such as from the appiqlist -device -storagesystem <storage system id>
-pool command.
• <extent id 1> is the extent identifier. This command currently supports only one extent
identifier.