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Display active NVMe controllers

Availability: This command is available to cluster and Vserver administrators at the admin privilege level.

Description

The vserver nvme subsystem controller show command displays information for established NVMe controllers. An NVMe controller is established upon each host connection to a subsystem.

Parameters

{ [-fields <fieldname>,…​]

If you specify the -fields <fieldname>, …​ parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify.

| [-instance ] }

If you specify the -instance parameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields.

[-vserver <Vserver Name>] - Vserver Name

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the Vserver that you specify.

[-subsystem <text>] - Subsystem

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the subsystem that you specify.

[-controller-id <Hex 16bit Integer>] - Controller ID

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the controller ID that you specify. The controller ID is the identifier assigned by the NVMe subsystem upon host login and controller creation.

[-lif <text>] - Logical Interface

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the LIF that you specify.

[-node <nodename>] - Node

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the cluster node that you specify.

[-host-nqn <text>] - Host NQN

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the host NQN that you specify. The host NQN is the NVMe identifier assigned to a specific host.

[-transport-protocol {fc-nvme|nvme-tcp}] - Transport Protocol

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the transport protocol that you specify.

[-initiator-transport-address <text>] - Initiator Transport Address

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the initiator transport address that you specify. The initiator transport address format depends on the transport protocol in use.

[-host-id <Hex String>] - Host Identifier

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the host identifier that you specify. The host identifier is a 128-bit identifier assigned to a specific host.

[-io-queue-count <integer>] - Number of I/O Queues

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the I/O queue count that you specify.

[-io-queue-depth <integer>,…​] - I/O Queue Depths

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the I/O queue depth that you specify.

[-admin-queue-depth <integer>] - Admin Queue Depth

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the administrative queue depth that you specify.

[-subsystem-uuid <UUID>] - Subsystem UUID

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that match the Subsystem UUID that you specify.

[-header-digest-enabled {true|false}] - Header Digest Enabled

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that have header digest enabled.

[-data-digest-enabled {true|false}] - Data Digest Enabled

Use this parameter to display the NVMe controllers that have data digest enabled.

Examples

cluster1::*> vserver nvme subsystem controller show -vserver vs_1 -subsystem ss1
Vserver Subsystem    ID LIF    Host NQN
------- --------- ----- ------ ----------------------------------------------
vs_1    ss1
                  0003h lif1   nqn.2001-08.example.com:nvme:host1
                  0004h lif1   nqn.2001-08.example.com:nvme:host2
                  0009h lif2   nqn.2001-08.example.com:nvme:host1
                  000Ah lif2   nqn.2001-08.example.com:nvme:host2
4 entries were displayed.