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3 Command line interface syntax and
parameters
This chapter discusses the following:
• Command line syntax
• CLI return responses
• Displaying CLI help
• Guidelines for executing CLI commands
3-1 Command line syntax
To execute the Device Manager CLI, move to the folder or directory in which the Device Manager
CLI is installed, then execute hdvmcli.bat or hdvmcli.sh. The general format for the command
line values is:
• For Windows:
c:\hdvmcli>hdvmcli.bat [URL] [command] [options] [parameters]
• For Solaris, Linux, or HP-UX:
# ./hdvmcli.sh [URL] [command] [options] [parameters]
NOTE: The Device Manager CLI supports only ASCII characters. If a request to the Device
Manager server contains a character other than an ASCII character, an unexpected error might
occur because the request cannot be processed correctly.
TIP: You can set the URL, options, and parameters arguments in the properties file. For details
about the properties file, see chapter
5.
The URL indicates the location of the Device server in the network. The URL is specified in a form
such as http://localhost:2001/service. The URL must include the following items:
• Http protocol: http:// or https:// (see section 2-3 )
• Host name or IP address of the Device Manager server (enclose IPv6 IP addresses in square
brackets ([ ]))
• Port number of the Device Manager server (default configuration is 2001)
• Base address of the Device Manager server (default is service, unless the server has been
configured with a nonstandard servlet alias)
NOTE: When the URL is specified in the properties file, you can omit the URL argument on the
command line. For details about how to specify the URL, see section
5-4-4 .
Commands make processing requests to the server, such as GetStorageArray or
AddLogicalGroup. The command names specified as arguments to the are not case-sensitive.
These are not required when reading the request from an XML file. For details about commands,
see chapter
4.
Options control the behavior of the Device Manager CLI application. This is case sensitive. Each
option has a single character and an alternate word representation. A single character has a single
dash as a prefix. A word has two dashes as a prefix. Some options require an argument, which
follows the option. For example, the -u option is followed by a user ID. For details about the options
that can be used with the Device Manager CLI, see
Table 3-1.
- CLI user guide 1
- Tenth edition: February 2008 3
- Contents 4
- Figures and Tables 8
- About this guide 12
- Intended audience 20
- Prerequisites 20
- Conventions: Abbreviations 21
- HP technical support 23
- Subscription service 23
- HP web sites 23
- Documentation feedback 23
- Device Manager overview 24
- Manager components 25
- Component 27
- 2-1-1 System requirements 29
- • In Windows: 32
- HDVM_CLI_JRE_PATH 33
- ○ In Windows: 34
- 3-1 Command line syntax 36
- 3-2 CLI return responses 39
- 3-3 Displaying CLI help 40
- 4-2 Supported CLI commands 50
- 4-4 Storage array commands 59
- 4-4-2 AddHostStorageDomain 60
- 4-4-3 AddLogicalUnit 63
- 4-4-4 AddLUSE 66
- 4-4-5 AddPool 69
- 4-4-6 AddStorageArray 72
- 4-4-7 AddVirtualVolume 76
- 4-4-10 DeleteLogicalUnit 83
- 4-4-11 DeleteLUSE 84
- 4-4-12 DeletePool 85
- 4-4-13 DeleteStorageArray 85
- 4-4-14 DeleteVirtualVolume 86
- 4-4-15 FormatLU 87
- 4-4-16 GetArrayReservation 91
- 4-4-17 GetStorageArray 92
- 4-4-19 ModifyLogicalUnit 141
- 4-4-20 ModifyPool 142
- 4-4-21 ModifyPort 146
- 4-4-22 ModifyPortController 155
- 4-4-23 ModifyVirtualVolume 155
- 4-4-24 RefreshStorageArrays 158
- 4-5 Logical group commands 159
- 4-5-2 AddLunScan 161
- 4-5-4 DeleteLogicalGroup 163
- 4-5-6 GetLogicalGroup 164
- 4-5-7 ModifyLogicalGroup 167
- 4-6 LUN commands 168
- 4-6-2 AddLunGroup 174
- 4-6-4 AddWWNForLun 177
- 4-6-5 AddWWNForLunGroup 178
- 4-6-6 AddWWNGroup 179
- 4-6-7 DeleteLun 181
- 4-6-8 DeleteLunGroup 182
- 4-6-9 DeleteWWN 182
- 4-6-11 DeleteWWNForLun 184
- 4-6-12 DeleteWWNForLunGroup 185
- 4-6-13 DeleteWWNGroup 186
- 4-6-14 ModifyLunGroup 187
- 4-6-15 ModifyWWNGroup 188
- 4-7-1 AddHost 189
- 4-7-2 AddHostInfo 190
- 4-7-3 AddHostRefresh 192
- 4-7-4 DeleteHost 193
- 4-7-5 DeleteHostInfo 194
- 4-7-6 GetHost 194
- 4-7-7 GetHostInfo 197
- 4-7-8 ModifyHost 198
- 4-7-9 ModifyHostInfo 200
- 4-8-1 AddURLLink 202
- 4-8-2 DeleteAlerts 203
- 4-8-3 DeleteURLLink 203
- 4-8-4 GetAlerts 204
- 4-8-5 GetDebugLevel 205
- 4-8-6 GetLogFile 205
- 4-8-7 GetServerInfo 206
- 4-8-8 GetURLLink 207
- 4-8-9 ModifyDebugLevel 207
- 4-9 Replication commands 208
- 4-9-2 AddReplication 213
- 4-9-3 DeleteReplication 221
- 4-9-5 ModifyReplication 224
- ReplicationControllerPair 261
- 4-11-1 Creating batch files 272
- objectID=***** 275
- Device Manager 282
- 5-4-3 Message trace output 294
- 5-4-10 Specifying a DTD 301
- 6 Troubleshooting 302
- Appendix A 304
- Glossary 316
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