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IBM_Storwize:RAID01-01:superuser>help
\nactivatefeature – Activates a function using a trial period or license key.
\naddhostiogrp – Maps I\/O groups to a host object.
\naddhostport – Adds worldwide port names (WWPNs) or iSCSI names to a host object.
\naddvdiskaccess – Adds to the set of I\/O groups in which a Volume can be made accessible to hosts.
\naddvdiskcopy – Adds a copy to an existing volume
\napplydrivesoftware – Upgrades drives.
\napplysoftware – Upgrades the system code.
\ncancellivedump – Cancels a livedump.
\ncatauditlog – Displays the in-memory contents of the audit log.
\ncfgportip – Assigns an IP address to each node canister ethernet port for iSCSI I\/O.
\ncharray – Changes the attributes of an array.
\ncharraymember – Changes an array member’s attributes, or swaps a member of a RAID array.
\nchauthservice – Configures the remote authentication service of the system.
\nchcontroller – Changes the attributes of a controller.
\nchcurrentuser – Changes the attributes of the current user.
\nchdrive – Change the attributes of a drive.
\nchemail – Sets or changes contact information for email event notifications.
\nchemailserver – Changes the attributes of an email server.
\nchemailuser – Changes the attributes for an email recipient.
\nchenclosure – Changes enclosure properties.
\nchenclosurecanister – Changes the properties of an enclosure canister.
\nchenclosureslot – Changes the properties of an enclosure slot.
\ncherrstate – Marks an unfixed error as fixed or a fixed error as unfixed.
\ncheventlog – Changes events in the event log.
\nchfcconsistgrp – Changes the attributes of a FlashCopy consistency group.
\nchfcmap – Changes the attributes of a FlashCopy mapping.
\nchhost – Changes the attributes of a host object.
\nchiogrp – Changes the name and other attributes of an I\/O group.
\nchldap – Changes the system-wide Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) configuration.
\nchldapserver – Changes a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
\nchmdisk – Changes the attributes of a managed disk.
\nchmdiskgrp – Changes the attributes of a storage pool.
\nchnodecanister – Changes the name and other attributes of a node canister.
\nchnodecanisterhw – Updates the hardware configuration for a node canister.
\nchpartnership – Changes the partnership bandwidth between the local and remote system.
\nchquorum – Changes the quorum association.
\nchrcconsistgrp – Changes the attributes of a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group
\nchrcrelationship – Changes the attributes of a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
\nchsnmpserver – Changes the attributes of an SNMP server.
\nchsyslogserver – Changes the attributes of a syslog server.
\nchsystem – Changes the attributes of an existing system.
\nchsystemip – Changes the IP configuration parameters for the system.
\nchuser – Changes the attributes of a user.
\nchusergrp – Changes the attributes of a user group.
\nchvdisk – Changes the attributes of a volume.
\ncleardumps – Cleans the dump directories on a specified node canister.
\nclearerrlog – Clears all entries from the event log.
\ncpdumps – Copies dump files to the configuration node canister from another node canister.
\ndeactivatefeature – Deactivates a function.
\ndetectmdisk – Detects new managed disks and rebalances managed disk access.
\ndumpallmdiskbadblocks – Dumps bad block counts to a dump.
\ndumpauditlog – Resets or clears the contents of the in-memory audit log.
\ndumperrlog – Dumps the contents of the event log to a text file.
\ndumpinternallog – Dumps the contents of the license settings error and event log.
\ndumpmdiskbadblocks – Writes managed disk bad block counts and locations to a dump.
\nenablecli – Enables the CLI for a recovered system.
\nexpandvdisksize – Expands the size of a volume by a given capacity.
\nfinderr – Finds the highest severity unfixed error in the event log.
\nincludemdisk – Includes a managed disk that has been excluded by the system.
\nlsarray – Displays array managed disks
\nlsarrayinitprogress – Displays the progress of array background initialization.
\nlsarraylba – Displays an array logical block address (LBA) for a drive and LBA.
\nlsarraymember – Displays the member drives of one or more array managed disks.
\nlsarraymembergoals – Displays the spare goals for member drives of one or more array members.
\nlsarraymemberprogress – Displays array member background process status.
\nlsarraysyncprogress – Displays how synchronized a RAID array is.
\nlscontroller – Displays the controllers visible to the system.
\nlscopystatus – Displays whether any file copies are currently in progress.
\nlscurrentuser – Displays the name and role of the logged-in user.
\nlsdependentvdisks – Displays which volumes will go offline if you remove a piece of hardware from the system.
\nlsdiscoverystatus – Displays whether a discovery operation is in progress.
\nlsdrive – Displays configuration information and drive VPD.
\nlsdrivelba – Maps array managed disk logical block address (LBA) to a set of drives.
\nlsdriveprogress – Displays the progress of various drive tasks.
\nlsdriveupgradeprogress – Displays the progress of drive firmware upgrade.
\nlsdumps – Displays files in a dumps directory on one of the node canisters in the system.
\nlsemailserver – Displays the email servers configured on the system.
\nlsemailuser – Displays email event notification settings for email recipients.
\nlsenclosure – Displays a summary of the enclosures.
\nlsenclosurebattery – Displays information about the batteries in the enclosure PSUs.
\nlsenclosurecanister – Displays status for each canister in an enclosure.
\nlsenclosurechassis – Displays information about the enclosure chassis.
\nlsenclosurepsu – Displays information about each power-supply unit (PSU) in the enclosure.
\nlsenclosureslot – Displays information about each drive slot in the enclosure.
\nlsenclosurestats – Displays enclosure statistics.
\nlseventlog – Displays system event log information.
\nlsfabric – Displays a report of the Fibre Channel connectivity between node canisters, controllers and hosts.
\nlsfcconsistgrp – Displays the FlashCopy consistency groups on the system.
\nlsfcmap – Displays the FlashCopy mappings on the system.
\nlsfcmapcandidate – Displays volumes available to create FlashCopy mappings.
\nlsfcmapdependentmaps – Displays the FlashCopy mappings that are dependent on a specified mapping.
\nlsfcmapprogress – Displays the progress of the background copy of a FlashCopy mapping.
\nlsfcportcandidate – Displays unconfigured, logged-in SAS host bus adapter (HBA) ports.
\nlsfeature – Displays available features.
\nlsfreeextents – Displays the number of free extents available on a managed disk.
\nlshbaportcandidate – Displays unconfigured, logged-in host bus adapter (HBA) ports.
\nlshost – Displays the hosts visible to the system.
\nlshostiogrp – Displays the I\/O groups associated with a specified host.
\nlshostvdiskmap – Displays volumes that are mapped to a given host.
\nlsiogrp – Displays the I\/O groups on the system.
\nlsiogrpcandidate – Displays I\/O groups that can have node canisters added to them.
\nlsiogrphost – Displays the hosts mapped to an I\/O group.
\nlsiscsiauth – Displays the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) secret configured for authenticating an entity to the system.
\nlsldap – Displays the system-wide Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) configuration.
\nlsldapserver – Displays all configured Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) servers.
\nlslivedump – Displays the livedump state of a node canister.
\nlsmdisk – Displays the managed disks visible to the system.
\nlsmdiskcandidate – Displays unmanaged disks by ID.
\nlsmdiskextent – Displays the extent allocation between managed disks and volumes.
\nlsmdiskgrp – Displays the storage pools on the system.
\nlsmdisklba – Displays managed disk and logical block address (LBA) for a volume LBA.
\nlsmdiskmember – Displays the volumes using extents on the specified managed disks.
\nlsmigrate – Displays the progress of current data migration operations.
\nlsnodecanister – Displays the node canisters that are part of the system.
\nlsnodecanisterhw – Displays the hardware configuration of node canisters in the system.
\nlsnodecanisterstats – Displays node canister statistics.
\nlsnodecanistervpd – Displays the vital product data (VPD) for each node canister.
\nlspartnership – Displays the current systems partnered with the local system.
\nlspartnershipcandidate – Displays systems available for setting up a partnership with.
\nlsportfc – Displays information about the Fibre Channel I\/O ports.
\nlsportip – Displays the iSCSI IP addresses assigned for each port on each node canister in the system.
\nlsportsas – Displays information about the SAS ports.
\nlsquorum – Displays the managed disks or drives the system is currently using to store quorum data.
\nlsrcconsistgrp – Displays the Metro or Global Mirror consistency on the system.
\nlsrcrelationship – Displays the Metro or Global Mirror relationships on the system.
\nlsrcrelationshipcandidate – Displays volumes available to form Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationships.
\nlsrcrelationshipprogress – Displays the progress of the background copy of a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
\nlsrepairsevdiskcopyprogress – Displays the repair progress for space-efficient volume copies.
\nlsrepairvdiskcopyprogress – Displays the progress of volume repairs and validations.
\nlsrmvdiskdependentmaps – Displays all mappings that must be stopped for a volume to be deleted.
\nlsroute – Displays the IP routing table.
\nlssasfabric – Displays which canisters are visible to a node canister, and the order of these canisters.
\nlssasportcandidate – Displays unconfigured, logged-in FC host bus adapter (HBA) ports.
\nlssevdiskcopy – Displays the space-efficient copies of volumes.
\nlssnmpserver – Displays the SNMP servers configured on the system.
\nlssoftwareupgradestatus – Displays the status of a code upgrade.
\nlssyslogserver – Displays the syslog servers configured on the system.
\nlssystem – Displays the local system.
\nlssystemip – Displays the system management IP addresses configured for each port.
\nlssystemstats – Displays the most recent values or a history of canister statistics.
\nlstimezones – Displays the time zones that are available on the system.
\nlsuser – Displays the users created on the system.
\nlsusergrp – Displays the user groups created on the system.
\nlsvdisk – Displays the volumes on the system.
\nlsvdiskaccess – Displays which IO groups volumes are accessible through.
\nlsvdiskcopy – Displays volume copy information.
\nlsvdiskdependentmaps – Displays FlashCopy mappings with target volumes dependent upon data held on a specified volume.
\nlsvdiskextent – Displays the managed disk extents that are provided for volumes.
\nlsvdiskfcmapcopies – Displays all mappings with a target volume containing a valid copy of a volume.
\nlsvdiskfcmappings – Displays the FlashCopy mappings to which a volume belongs.
\nlsvdiskhostmap – Displays volume to host mappings.
\nlsvdisklba – Displays the volume and logical block address (LBA) for a managed disk LBA.
\nlsvdiskmember – Displays the managed disks that are members of a volume.
\nlsvdiskprogress – Displays the progress during new volume formatting.
\nlsvdisksyncprogress – Displays the progress of volume copy synchronization.
\nmigrateexts – Migrates extents from one managed disk to another.
\nmigratevdisk – Migrates an entire volume from one storage pool to another.
\nmkarray – Creates a managed disk array and adds it to a storage pool.
\nmkemailserver – Creates an email server.
\nmkemailuser – Adds an email recipient of event and inventory notifications.
\nmkfcconsistgrp – Creates a new FlashCopy consistency group.
\nmkfcmap – Creates a new FlashCopy mapping.
\nmkfcpartnership – mkfcpartnership
\nmkhost – Creates a logical host object.
\nmkippartnership – mkippartnership
\nmkldapserver – Creates a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
\nmkmdiskgrp – Creates a storage pool.
\nmkpartnership – Creates a one-way Metro Mirror or Global Mirror partnership between the local and remote system.
\nmkrcconsistgrp – Creates a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group.
\nmkrcrelationship – Creates a new Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
\nmksnmpserver – Creates an SNMP server to receive notifications.
\nmksyslogserver – Creates a syslog server to receive notifications.
\nmkuser – Creates a local or a remote user to access a system.
\nmkusergrp – Creates a user group.
\nmkvdisk – Creates a sequential, striped, or image mode volume.
\nmkvdiskhostmap – Creates a mapping between a volume and a host.
\nmovevdisk – Changes the caching I\/O group of a Volume.
\nping – Diagnoses IP configuration.
\npreplivedump – Reserves system resources required for a livedump.
\nprestartfcconsistgrp – Prepares a FlashCopy consistency group for starting.
\nprestartfcmap – Prepares a FlashCopy mapping for starting.
\nrecoverarray – Recovers a corrupt array.
\nrecoverarraybysystem – Recovers a corrupt array.
\nrecovervdisk – Acknowledges volume data loss and brings the volume back online.
\nrecovervdiskbyiogrp – Acknowledges data loss for all volumes in the specified I\/O group and brings the volumes back online.
\nrecovervdiskbysystem – Acknowledges data loss for all volumes in the system and brings the volumes back online.
\nrepairsevdiskcopy – Repairs the metadata on a space-efficient volume.
\nrepairvdiskcopy – Detects and corrects any volume copies that are not identical.
\nresetleds – Simultaneously switches off all LEDs in the system.
\nrmarray – Removes a managed disk array from the configuration.
\nrmemailserver – Deletes an email server.
\nrmemailuser – Remove an email recipient from your system.
\nrmfcconsistgrp – Deletes a FlashCopy consistency group.
\nrmfcmap – Deletes an existing FlashCopy mapping.
\nrmhost – Deletes a host object.
\nrmhostiogrp – Deletes mappings between I\/O groups and a host object.
\nrmhostport – Deletes worldwide port names (WWPNs) or iSCSI names from a host object.
\nrmldapserver – Deletes a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
\nrmmdisk – Deletes a managed disk from a storage pool.
\nrmmdiskgrp – Deletes a storage pool.
\nrmnodecanister – Deletes a node canister from the system.
\nrmpartnership – Removes a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror partnership on one system.
\nrmportip – Removes an iSCSI IP address from a node canister ethernet port.
\nrmrcconsistgrp – Deletes a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group.
\nrmrcrelationship – Deletes a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
\nrmsnmpserver – Delete an SNMP server.
\nrmsyslogserver – Deletes a syslog server.
\nrmuser – Deletes a user.
\nrmusergrp – Deletes a user group.
\nrmvdisk – Deletes a volume.
\nrmvdiskaccess – Deletes from the set of I\/O groups in which a Volume can be made accessible to hosts.
\nrmvdiskcopy – Removes a volume copy.
\nrmvdiskhostmap – Deletes a volume-to-host mapping.
\nsainfo – Displays service action views.
\nsatask – Performs service action tasks.
\nsendinventoryemail – Sends an inventory email to all recipients enabled to receive inventory email notifications.
\nsetdisktrace – Sets a list of disks of a given type to include in a disk trace.
\nsetlocale – Changes the locale setting and command output to the chosen language.
\nsetpwdreset – Views or changes the status of the password-reset feature.
\nsetsystemtime – Sets the time for the system.
\nsettimezone – Sets the time zone for the system.
\nsettrace – Sets options for tracing I\/O operations.
\nshowtimezone – Displays the current time zone settings for the system.
\nshrinkvdisksize – Reduces the size of a volume by the specified capacity.
\nsplitvdiskcopy – Creates a separate volume from a synchronized copy of a mirrored volume.
\nstartemail – Activates the email and inventory notification function.
\nstartfcconsistgrp – Starts a FlashCopy consistency group.
\nstartfcmap – Starts a FlashCopy mapping.
\nstartrcconsistgrp – Starts the Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group copy process.
\nstartrcrelationship – Starts the Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship copy process.
\nstartstats – Changes the interval at which per-node canister statistics are collected.
\nstarttrace – Starts tracing I\/O operations.
\nstopemail – Stops the email and inventory notification function.
\nstopfcconsistgrp – Stops all processing associated with a FlashCopy consistency group.
\nstopfcmap – Stops all processing associated with a FlashCopy mapping.
\nstoprcconsistgrp – Stops the copy process for a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group, or enables write access to the secondary volumes in the group.
\nstoprcrelationship – Stops the copy process for a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror stand-alone relationship, or enables write access to a consistent secondary volume.
\nstopsystem – Shuts down a single node canister or the entire system.
\nstoptrace – Stops tracing I\/O operations for the specified disk type.
\nsvc_livedump – Triggers a livedump of the system.
\nsvc_snap – Collects log files used by support for troubleshooting.
\nsvcconfig – Recovers, restores, or creates a backup of the system configuration.
\nswitchrcconsistgrp – Reverses the roles of primary and secondary volumes in a Metro Mirror or Global Mirror consistency group.
\nswitchrcrelationship – Reverses the roles of primary and secondary volumes in a stand-alone Metro Mirror or Global Mirror relationship.
\ntestemail – Sends a test email notification to one user or to all users of the email notification function.
\ntestldapserver – Tests a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
\ntriggerdrivedump – Collects support data from a disk drive.
\ntriggerenclosuredump – Forces the specified enclosure or enclosures to dump data.
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