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Show Configuration Files
To view a list of all of the configuration files associated with this VMA SAN Gateway, use the
show configuration files command.
The command identifies the active file, the back up of the current active file (called
<filename>.bak), and backups of previously active configuration files.
In the following example, the
show configuration files command returns five configuration
files:
After switching from the original configuration file (named initial) to a file named cf1, and
saving that file to another file named
cf2 using the no-switch option, the CLI displays each of
these five configuration files.
To view the configuration files from the HP VMA Web Interface, see Managing Configuration Files
on page 132.
Show Configuration
The show configuration commands enable you to view the commands required to bring a fresh
system up to match a given configuration.
•
show configuration
• show configuration running
• show configuration files
• show configuration files <filename>
• show configuration full
• show configuration running full
• show configuration unsaved
The output of each of these commands begins with a short header that contains the name and version
number of the configuration in a comment.
gateway02 [cluster1: master] (config) # show configuration files
initial
initial.bak
cf1 (active)
cf1.bak
cf2
gateway02 [cluster1: master] (config) # █
- HP VMA SAN Gateway 1
- User’s Guide 1
- For Release G5.5.1 1
- LEGAL NOTICES 2
- Mountain View, CA 94043USA 3
- Contents 5
- REFERENCE 6
- Document Conventions 12
- Document Organization 12
- Typographical Conventions 13
- Reference Documents 14
- Getting Help 14
- Subscription Service 15
- Comments & Questions 15
- New in this Release 17
- Software Features 17
- VMA Gateway Web Interface 18
- VMA vSHARE Architecture 19
- HP VMA SAN Gateway Interfaces 21
- VMA Web Interface 21
- Command Line Interface 21
- VMA System Architecture 21
- User Interface Overview 24
- Recommendation Description 25
- Web Interface Help 26
- Web Interface Task Map 29
- Administration 30
- Home Dashboard 31
- Dashboard 31
- on page 25 32
- LUN Status 38
- Manage LUNs 41
- Remove Checked LUN(s) 43
- Export Checked LUN(s) 43
- Manage Initiators 50
- 4. Click OK 51
- Manage Targets 53
- Monitor 55
- Overview 55
- Monitor LUNs 59
- Monitor Targets 61
- Cluster Admin 63
- Settings page appears 70
- Notification 75
- on page 77 77
- 6. Click Add SNMP Server 87
- Information 89
- Understanding vSHARE 93
- Configuring a Redundant 94
- Target Ports 95
- Viewing Containers 98
- Configuring Target Ports 99
- Supported Target Ports 99
- Configuring Initiator Groups 100
- Creating LUNs 102
- Resizing LUNs 105
- Exporting LUNs 106
- CHAPTER 4 vSHARE Management 109
- Managing Containers 121
- Managing Initiator Groups 122
- Managing LUNs 122
- Managing Targets 124
- Section Tasks and Topics 125
- VMA SAN Gateway Management 127
- Master Node Parameters 128
- Cluster Management VIP 129
- Monitoring the Gateway 130
- Show Cluster Global Command 131
- Managing Configuration Files 132
- Saving Configurations 132
- Show Configuration Files 135
- Show Configuration 135
- Managing Users 137
- REFERENCE 139
- Interface Reference 141
- CLI Shorthand Method 142
- Tab Completion of Commands 144
- Command Modes 145
- CLI Command Descriptions 147
- Key to Command Parameters 148
- CLI Option Commands 149
- Control User Inactivity 149
- Control Paging of CLI Output 150
- Confirm Reboot or Halt Reload 150
- Set Terminal Type 151
- Clear Command History 151
- Display CLI Settings 151
- Display Terminal Details 151
- View Installed Licenses 152
- NTP, Clock, and Time Zones 160
- Event Notification 162
- For example: 164
- Diagnostic Tools 167
- Statistics 169
- Configuration File Management 172
- Image Management 176
- Enable and Configure Modes 176
- Web Proxy Settings 177
- Xinetd Server Settings 178
- Debug Dumps 179
- Network Interface Commands 182
- Network Bond Commands 183
- VLAN Commands 184
- Name Resolution Commands 185
- Routing Commands 185
- Media Management Commands 185
- Initialize a Device 186
- Show Media Commands 186
- Enable or Disable HTTP Access 189
- Specify the HTTP Port 189
- Security Commands 192
- RADIUS Configuration 193
- TACACS+ Configuration 194
- SSH Configuration 195
- Banner Commands 198
- SNMP Configuration Commands 198
- Enable or Disable SNMP Traps 199
- Scheduling Commands 201
- Create a Job 201
- Add a Comment to a Job 201
- Remove Job States 201
- Specify an Execution Time 201
- Display All Jobs 203
- Container and Target Commands 203
- Show All Containers 203
- Show All Targets 203
- Initiator Group Commands 204
- Create an Initiator Group 204
- Add Initiators to a Group 204
- LUN Commands 204
- View LUNs 204
- Create a LUN 205
- Set LUN Privileges 205
- Resize a LUN 205
- View LUN Statistics 205
- Quick Reference to Commands 206
- Utilities Reference 211
- HP VMA Utilities Reference 212
- Host Driver 219
- Driver Date 219
- <partition_name> 223
- # vspeedtest 224
- Violin Memory, Inc 228
- SNMP Traps 229
- Examples 233
- Available Traps 234
- Default Disabled Traps 234
- Default Enabled Traps 235
- Trap Information Table 236
- There was a state 243
- Configuring and Testing Traps 244
- Enabling Traps 244
- Testing Traps 245
- Spare VIMMs 245
- Failed VIMMs 245
- PSU States 246
- Performance Stats 247
- New Trap MIB Objects 249
- vmemModel 252
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