Enclosure

The get_instance command only requires the id option. Enter the property argument using the = delimiter to separate property and value. Enter the command string then press Enter. Command returns a table of values when entered correctly.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

storage enclosure get_instance id=name

Where id is the enclosure id. For example, mapped_enclosure_0.

storage enclosure get_instance id=mapped_enclosure_0
+------------+--------------------+
|         id | mapped_enclosure_0 |
|       name | Drive Bays         |
|      model | R40                |
| controller | true               |
|   elements | <list>             |
|     number | 0                  |
|      label | Drive_Bays         |
+------------+--------------------+

The query command has no additional requirements. Enter the command then press Enter. The command returns a table with multiple outputs.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

storage enclosure query

storage enclosure query
+--------------------+------------+-------+------------+----------+--------+------------+
| id                 | name       | model | controller | elements | number | label      |
+----+---------------+------------+-------+------------+----------+--------+------------+
| mapped_enclosure_0 | Drive Bays | R40   | true       | <list>   | 0      | Drive_Bays |
+--------------------+------------+-------+------------+----------+--------+------------+

The set_slot_status command has three required options, enclosure_id, slot, and status. enclosure_id is the ID assigned the enclosure and found in the output of the storage enclosure query command. slot is the drive slot number. status is the state you want to place the drive slot in. Options are IDENTIFY, FAULT, and CLEAR. Enter the property arguments using the = delimiter to separate property and value. Enter the command string then press Enter. Command returns an empty line when entered correctly.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

storage enclosure set_slot_status enclosure_id=idofenclosure slot=number status=CLEAR

Where:

• idofenclosure is the enclosure id. For example, mapped_enclosure_0.
• number is the drive slot number. For example, to change the status of the first drive in the system, enter 1.
• CLEAR is the state you want to place the drive slot in.

storage enclosure set_slot_status enclosure_id=mapped_enclosure_0 slot=1 status=IDENTIFY

The update command has two required options, id, and label. id is the enclosure id found in the output of the storage enclosure query command. For example, mapped_enclosure_0. label is the new name you want to give the label. For example, Front_Drive_Bays. Enter the property argument using the = delimiter to separate property and values. Enter the command string then press Enter. The command returns a table with multiple outputs.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

storage enclosure update id=idofenclosure label=string

Where:

• idofenclosure is the enclosure id. For example, mapped_enclosure_0.
• string is the new name you want to give the label. For example, Front_Drive_Bays.

storage enclosure update id=mapped_enclosure_0 label=Front_Drive_Bays