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Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-09 Rev B
February 2014
Scheduler CLI Commands (DEPRECATED) 59
Scheduler CLI Commands (DEPRECATED)
Note: Configuring scheduled events using the CLI interface will be
discontinued in a future release. Please use the Configuration >
Scheduler page in the GUI instead.
This Scheduler CLI Commands allow the admin users to establish and maintain a
schedule for particular event types. The events can be a single occurrence or can
be set to recur on a schedule.
The following sections describe the supported scheduler CLI commands:
Adding an Event
Changing an Event
Listing Events
Deleting an Event
Adding an Event DEPRECATED: This CLI allows the admin users to establish a schedule for
particular event types. The events can be a single occurrence or can be set to
recur on a schedule.
Note: When using the --add command only a single event or an event series
can be added.
syscli --add event [--desc <event name>] {--throttle <bandwidth><K|M>
[--service REP]} | --reclamation | --healthcheck | {--emailreports --type
config|status} | {--replication vtl|nas --name <name> [--target
<host_name_or_ip>]} --start <datetime> [--end <datetime>] [--daily | --
weekly sun,mon,tue,wed,thu,fri,sat | --monthly | --monthday last |
{1|2|3|4}{sun|mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat} | --yearly | --yearday
{1|2|3|4}{sun|mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat} [--interval <interval>] [--until
<date> | --count <count>]]
CLI command options:
--add: Specifies when, how long, and how often a scheduled event will
occur.
--desc: Description for the event. Spaces are allowed, but quotes for the
<event name> are required for this.
--throttle: Indicates this is a scheduled throttle event and to set the
threshold at <bandwidth>. For example, if 100 KB/s is desired, enter
--throttle 100K. If 100 MB/s is desired, enter --throttle 100M.
--service: Specify which service to throttle.
--reclamation: Indicates this is a scheduled reclamation event.
Note: Reclamation requires a daily or weekly recurrence not to exceed
every 7 days or once a week.

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