Chapter 3 Configuration Settings and Display
3.5 Host Interface Management > set host-path-state
ETERNUS CLI User’s Guide
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set host-path-state
This command changes the access availability status from hosts that are associated to the specified host
interface port that is defined in the mapping and changes the path access status.
■ Syntax
■ Parameter
■ Example(s)
set host-path-state -port
xyz
{-host-number
host_numbers
| -host-name
host_names
}
-state {offline|online}
-port This parameter specifies the host interface port. Multiple parameters can be set by
separating each one by a comma.
Example: -port 000,100
For details, refer to "1.2.14 Host Interface Port Syntax" (page 25)
.
xyz "x" is the controller module (CM) number, "y" is the CA number, and "z" is the host
port number.
Example: 123 (host port#3 of CA#2 on CM#1)
-host-number
or
-host-name
This parameter specifies the identifier of the related host. Multiple parameters can be set at
the same time. For details on the contents that can be entered, refer to "1.2.10 Host Syntax"
(page 23).
When multiple parameters are set, the parameters must be set to correspond to the order of
the parameters that are specified for the "-port" parameter.
-state This parameter specifies whether to allow access from the target host.
offline Access is not allowed.
online Access is allowed.
The following example does not all allow access for the host#0 of the host interface port (CM#1 CA#0
Port#0):
CLI> set host-path-state -port 100 -host-number 0 -state offline
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