Some configuration commands
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There are few commands that help you in configuring SnapDrive for UNIX.
The following table summarizes additional commands that are helpful in configuring SnapDrive for UNIX:
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Configuring and verifying your version of SnapDrive for UNIX software |
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Check the values in the |
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Check the version of SnapDrive for UNIX. |
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Start the SnapDrive for UNIX daemon. |
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Prepare the host for creating a specific number of LUNs as well as to determine how many LUNs you can create. |
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Prepare the guest for creating RDM LUN on Solaris x86 guest OS.
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Estimate, start, stop, and query the status of split for a volume clone or a LUN clone. |
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Check for the following in the SFRAC cluster environment on a Solaris host:
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Edit the variables in the |
Change the path name and options for the log files. SnapDrive for UNIX logs information to three files:
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Setting and displaying access control permissions between a host and a storage system. |
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Edit the access control permissions file (sd |
Specify the access control permissions a host has on a storage system. You can set the following access levels for a host on a storage system:
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Display information about the access control permissions a host has to a storage system. |
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Remove the specified user name-password pair from SnapDrive for UNIX. |