CLI Guide

[--verbose]
Provides additional output during command execution. This may not have any effect
for some commands.
[-n | --directors] context
path , context path ...
Source director(s) for which connectivity should be reported.
[-f | --file] filename Writes the connectivity report to the named file instead of echoing it. If the file exists,
any previous contents will be lost. You can write the output to a file by using an
absolute path, or by using a path relative to the CLI directory.
[-s | --sort-by] key The field by which to sort the storage volume information (name, wwn or port).
[-l | --long-luns]
Display LUNs as 16-digit hex-strings instead of as integers.
Description
Lists the storage volumes connected to a director. For each director, the list includes the address, protocol, and local port name
by which each remote director is connected to the specified directors.
See also
● connectivity list all
● connectivity list directors
● connectivity list initiators
connectivity show
Displays the communication endpoints that can see each other.
Contexts
All contexts.
Syntax
connectivity show
[-p|--protocol[fc|ib|tcp|udp]
[e|--endpoints] port, port,...
Arguments
Optional arguments
Description
[-p|--protocol]
{ib|tcp|udp} [-p|--
protocol] {fc|ib|
tcp|udp}
Display endpoints with only the specified protocol. Arguments are case-sensitive, and include:
● fc - Fibre Channel.
● ib - InfiniBand. Not supported in the current release. Use the connectivity director
command to display IB protocol connectivity.
● tcp - Transmission Control Protocol.
● udp - UDP-based Data Transfer Protocol.
[-e|--endpoints]
port,port...
List of one or more ports for which to display endpoints. Entries must be separated by commas.
Default: Display endpoints for all ports.
Commands 85