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546 IBM System Storage DS3000: Introduction and Implementation Guide
New storage subsystem was discovered at address 172.18.4.2.
SMcli completed successfully.
amazon:~ # SMcli -A
Starting auto discovery.
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Auto discovery operation successful.
SMcli completed successfully.
amazon:~ #
Show defined subsystems in the Storage Manager
configuration
Option -d of the SMcli gives a list of defined storage subsystems.There are additional
parameters that can be used together with the option -d to display more details about the
defined storage subsystems. These are:
[-i] Show IP addresses instead of host names.
[-s] Show alert settings.
[-w] Show world wide identifier.
[-v] Show status of the defined subsystems in the configuration file.
[-S] Do not list progress information.
We use all these parameters in Example C-4. The output shows that there is a global alerting
in place which sends email alerts to email address dsx000rivers.local. The mail server
nile.rivers.local is used and a return address ds3000@nile.rivers.local as shown in the [MAIL
SERVER] section of the output. In addition to that alerting, alerting is enabled for the in-band
managed storage subsystems DS3200i and DS3400i.
SNMP alerting is shown for the DS3200. As community string is public used and the SNMP
receiver is again nile.rivers.local.
The storage array table contains a list of all defined storage subsystems in the configuration
file with their name, the world wide identifier, host names or IP addresses of the controllers
and the status of the subsystem. These are all information that can be found as well in the
Enterprise Management window of the Storage Manager GUI.
Example: C-4
amazon:~ # SMcli -d -i -s -w -v -S
[MAIL SERVER]
nile.rivers.local ds3000@nile.rivers.local
[ALERT SETTINGS - DEVICE GROUPS]
All storage subsystems
DSx000@nile.rivers.local
All out-of-band storage subsystems
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