Reference Guide

Argument Description Format
<Protocol> Client protocol Possible values are SMB,, NFS
-RepositoryType
<RepositoryType>
Type of repository on which to
run diagnostics
RepositoryType can be
NAS_VOLUME or FTP. If it is
NAS_VOLUME, then the values of
RepositoryVolume and
RepositoryPath determine where
the files will be stored. The files
can then be accessed by a share
or export to the volume.
-RepositoryVolume
<RepositoryVolume>
Volume on the repository on
which to run diagnostics
-RepositoryPath
<RepositoryPath>
Path of the repository on which
to run diagnostics
If it is FTP, the diagnostics should
be transferred from the cluster
via ftp under ftp://
(UserName)@(ClusterVIP):44421/
diagnostics/archive/.
Example
Run the file-accessibility diagnostic for an SMB client with the IP address 172.22.69.18 to a file on an SMB
share named share1 at the relative file path subfolder:
CLI> system internal diagnostics run-smb-file-accessibility-diagnostic
172.22.69.18 share1 subfolder
system internal diagnostics view
View details about a single diagnostic.
Format
system internal diagnostics view <DiagnosticName>
Arguments
Argument Description Format
<DiagnosticName> Name of the diagnostic Possible values are
ClientConnectivity,
FileAccessibility, FileSystemCore,
General, Network, Performance,
SMB-andNFS
Example
View details about the Network diagnostic:
CLI> system internal diagnostics view Network
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