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iadapter
Specifies the initiator adapter with a login session to logout from.
maintenance
Performs maintenance operations on the currently selected object of the specified type.
Syntax
maintenance <object operation> [count=<iteration>]
Parameters
Parameter
Description
<object>
Specifies the type of object on which to perform the operation. The object type can be a subsystem, controller, port, drive or LUN.
<operation>
Specifies the maintenance operation to perform. The operation type can be spinup, spindown, blink, beep or ping. An operation must be specified.
count=
Specifies the number of times to repeat the operation. This is typically used with blink, beep,or ping.
<object>
<operation>
name
Sets the friendly name of the currently selected subsystem, LUN, or iSCSI target to the specified name.
Syntax
name {subsystem | lun | target} [<name>]
Parameter
Parameter
Description
<name>
Specifies a name for the subsystem, LUN, or target. The name must be less than 64 characters in length. If no name is supplied, the existing name, if any, is deleted.
<name>
offline
Sets the state of the currently selected object of the specified type to offline.
Syntax
offline <object>
Parameter
Parameter
Description
<object>
Specifies the type of object on which to perform this operation. The type can be: subsystem, controller, drive, LUN, or tportal.
<object>
online
Sets the state of the selected object of the specified type to online. If object is hbaport, changes the status of the paths to the currently selected HBA port to online.
Syntax
online <object>
Parameter
Parameter
Description
<object>
Specifies the type of object on which to perform this operation. The type can be: hbaport, subsystem, controller, drive, LUN, or tportal.
<object>
recover
Performs operations necessary, such as resynchronization or hot sparing, to repair the currently selected fault-tolerant LUN. For example, RECOVER might cause a hot spare to be bound to a RAID set that has a failed disk or other disk extent reallocation.
Syntax
recover <lun>
reenumerate
Reenumerates objects of the specified type. If you use the extend LUN command, you must use the refresh command to update the disk size before using the reenumerate command.
Syntax
reenumerate {subsystems | drives}
Parameters
Parameter
Description