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--exclude or –e <format>
Exclude one or more of the following element types from the graph:
boot_drives, boot_raids, bus, chassis, cluster, cna, cpu,
drive, fan, inigroup, initiator, lun, node, numa, pool, port,
profile, psu, raid, snmp, software, target, temp, volume
--from <domaintype> Specify the start of a range of elements. See the above list for the
--exclude option.
--to <domaintype> Specify the end of a range of elements. See the above list for the -
-exclude
option.
--browse or –b Displays the graph in a browser, if available on your platform.
--input-file <file> Load configuration from a file.
–-node or -n <address(es)>
Issue this command to one or more nodes in the cluster.
--cluster Issue this command to all nodes in the cluster.
(See
help –-all for details on all other options.)
Arguments
configuration Configuration value to be used, either as a String (XML), a Domain, a
DomainSet, or a ResultMap
Example
This traverses all nodes in the cluster to gather configuration elements (in parallel) and outputs
them to the mychart.jpg file.
> view:graph --cluster --parallel --format jpg --output mychart.jpg
The example below (enhanced) shows a sample graph from a clustered configuration (HA).
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