Use the chenclosurecanister command
to modify the properties of an enclosure canister.
Syntax
chenclosurecanister { -excludesasport { yes | no } -port { 1 | 2 } [ -force ] | [ -identify { yes | no } ] } -canistercanister_id enclosure_id
Note: Exactly one of the optional parameters must be set.
- The -port and -excludesasport parameters must be
specified together.
- Exactly one of the optional parameters must be set.
Parameters
Note: Optional parameters
are mutually exclusive.
- -excludesasport yes | no
- (Optional) Excludes or includes the specified SAS port. The -port and
-excludesasport parameters must be specified together.
You can use the
-force flag if there are dependent volumes.
Important: Using the
-force flag might result in loss of access to your data.
- -force
- (Optional) Forces the enclosure on the canister to be excluded.
Important: Using the
-force parameter might result in a loss of access to your data. Use it only
under the direction of your product support group or
representative.
- -identify yes | no
- (Optional) Changes the state of fault light-emitting diode (LED)
either to or from slow_flashing.
- -port1 | 2
- (Optional) Specifies the SAS port to include or exclude. The -port and
-excludesasport parameters must be specified together.
- -canistercanister_id
- Specifies the canister to which you want to apply
the change.
- enclosure_id
- Specifies the enclosure for which the canister is
a member.
Description
This command enables you to modify the properties of an enclosure canister; you must also
designate -port when this parameter is used.
An invocation
example to exclude SAS port 1 on canister 2 of
enclosure 1
chenclosurecanister -excludesasport yes -port 1 -canister 2 1
The
resulting output:
No feedback
An
invocation example to make the fault LED flash on canister 1 of
enclosure 3
chenclosurecanister -identify yes -canister 1 3
The
resulting output:
No feedback