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Example: Listing Information for Groups
In the following example, the list command produces a list of names and IP addresses for a PS Series group to which access is
configured.
# rswcli --list-group --gn farm31-grp
Processing list-group command...
Groups accessible from this computer:
Group Name: farm31-grp
Group IP Address: 192.x.x.xx
The list-group command succeeded.
Modifying Access to a Group
Use the rswcli --modify-group-access (or rswcli -m) command to modify the configuration for existing host access to a PS
Series group. This command fails if access to the group was not configured previously.
Group access credentials are managed by ASMCLI. For more information, see About Group Access Files.
rswcli --modify-group-access Command Syntax
The command syntax is as follows:
rswcli --modify-group-access | -m
--group-ip IP-address | --gip
--group-name group-name --gn
[--new-group-name group-name] | --ngn]
[--noping]
The following table describes the required and optional command parameters.
Table 9. Modify Group Access Command Parameters
Parameter Abbr. Argument Description
Required Parameters
--group-ip --gip IP-address or FQDN Designates a new IP address or fully-qualified
domain name (FQDN) to be used for accessing the
specified group.
--group-name --gn group-name Designates the PS Series group whose host access
configuration is being modified.
Optional Parameters
--new-group-name --ngn group-name Designates a new name for an existing group to
which access is configured.
--noping none none Directs rswcli to not ping the specified IP
Address to learn if it is accessible by the host.
Example: Modifying Group Access
In the following example, group access is modified from group farm31-grp to group new31-grp using the group name (--gn) and
new group name (--ngn) parameters:
# rswcli --modify-group-access --gn farm31-grp --ngn
new31-grp
Processing modify-group-access command...
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