HP StorageWorks Storage System Scripting Utility reference (September 2005)

NOTE:

With this versio

n of the utility, the LS commands have replaced the SHOW commands. The SHOW

commands are still available; however, they are deprecated.

The LS commands display information about various devices in the currently selected array. If you specify

the name of an object, the LS command will display detailed information on the object.

The following object types are available for all of the LS commands (except where indicated):

CONTAINER, CONTROLLER, DISK, DISK_GROUP, DISKSHELF, DR_GROUP, FOLDER, HOST, LUN,

SYSTEM,VDISK,MANAGER,OPTIONS,SNAPSHOT,TIME,ANDWORLD_WIDE_NAME..

The following list shows how you can use the LS command:

• LS <object t ype> FULL

Lists all the information available for all the o bjects of that type.

• LS <object type> FULL XML

Lists all the information available for all the objects of that type in XML format.

• LS <object type> NOFULL (This is the default and is a no-operation switch.)

• LS <object type> <object name>XML — displays the output in extensible markup language (XML) .

Examples

Example 1

LS VDISK FULL

This example provides all information about all virtual disks.

Example 2

LS VDISK <name>

This example displays all the properties of a particular disk.

LS CABINET

Use the LS CABINET command to display information about the cabinets in the currently selected array.

Syntax

LS CABINET <cabinet name>

LS CONTAINER

Use the LS CONTAINER command to display information for the containers available on the currently

selected array.

Syntax

LS CONTAINER <container name>

LS CONTROLLER

Use the LS CONTROLLER command to display disk conﬁgu ration information for the controllers connected

to the currently selected array.

Utility command reference