HP P9000 Tiered Storage Manager Software 7.2 CLI Reference Guide

In the CLI property files, any line that starts with a hash mark (#) is treated as a comment. Literal strings
or numbers do not need to be enclosed in quotation marks.
In Java property files, the backslash character (\) is a reserved escape character, and any character
following it is treated as a tab, line-feed, or other control character. Because absolute path names on
Windows platform generally contain backslashes, each path separator must be preceded by another
backslash. For example, the file path name c:\TieredStorageManager\docroot\foo.bar
must be entered as c:\\TieredStorageManager\\docroot\\foo.bar. For property
specifications, other characters do not generally need to be preceded by an escape character.
The following table lists the CLI properties.
Table 86 Properties for the CLI
ReferencePropertyFile name and type
See “htsmserver.location prop-
erty” on page 176
htsmserver.location
htsmcli.properties
(Properties pertaining to CLI
options and parameters)
See “option.username prop-
erty” on page 176
option.username
See “option.password prop-
erty” on page 176
option.password
See “option.password2 prop-
erty” on page 176
option.password2
See “option.output prop-
erty” on page 176
option.output
See “option.secure prop-
erty” on page 176
option.secure
See “parameter.parameter-name
property” on page 177
parameter.parameter-name
See “logger.filePath prop-
erty” on page 178
logger.filePath
htsmclienv.properties
(Properties pertaining to the CLI
trace log)
See “logger.maxFileSize prop-
erty” on page 178
logger.maxFileSize
See “logger.fileCount prop-
erty” on page 178
logger.fileCount
See “logger.tracelogLevel prop-
erty” on page 179
logger.tracelogLevel
Specifying options and parameters in the htsmcli.properties
file
In the htsmcli.properties file, you can set properties for the location of the Tiered Storage
Manager server, as well as the options and parameters used during the execution of CLI commands.
CLI property files174