Displays and modifies the Oracle FS System settings and performs maintenance
procedures.
SYNOPSIS
system { [ ‑clearLossOfSync | ‑clearLostData | ‑list | ‑modify | ‑network | ‑reset | ‑restart | ‑shutdown | ‑useBackupPersistence] | [ ‑usage | ‑help ] }
DESCRIPTION
When configuring or administering an
Oracle FS System, use one or more variations
of the
system command to perform the following tasks:
-
Provide a name for your Oracle FS System by using
the system
‑modify ‑name command.
-
Identify the owner of the Oracle FS System by using the
system
‑list command.
-
To identify your Oracle FS System in your data
center by using the system
‑modify command, provide additional information.
-
Configure the management network by using the system
‑network command.
-
Configure an email server for password recovery, and optionally
enable the email notification service by using the system
‑modify command.
-
Set the session timeout for all login sessions by using the
system
‑modify command.
When troubleshooting a system, use the system command to perform the following recovery and maintenance tasks:
Restart the Oracle FS System by using the
system
‑restart command.
Shut down the Oracle FS System by using the
system
‑shutdown command.
Enable secure shell (SSH) access to the Pilot for the Oracle FS System by using the
system
‑modify ‑enableSsh command.
Remove the clones that are no longer synchronized with their parent volumes by using the system ‑clearLossOfSync command.
Clear all LUN and filesystem configurations and erase all user data by using the system ‑reset command.
SUBCOMMANDS
- ‑clearLossOfSync
- Deletes all clones that have lost synchronization with their parent volumes due to insufficient space. Once a clone has lost synchronization, data integrity cannot be guaranteed. The only option is to delete the clones.
- ‑clearLostData
- Clears the Lost Data flag for all logical volumes.
- ‑list
- Displays system information.
- ‑modify
- Changes various system properties, including those that provide password recovery capability.
- ‑network
- Specifies the system properties that define the management network.
- ‑reset
- Reinitializes the configuration of the entire Oracle FS System. All logical volumes and user
data are removed.
- ‑restart
- Stops the data paths, writes the data from the Controller memory to permanent
storage, and then returns the Oracle FS System to its normal operational
state.
- ‑shutdown
- Stops the data paths, writes the data from the Controller memory to permanent
storage, and then places the Oracle FS System in shutdown status. The
system should always be placed in shutdown state before the system is powered
down. The Oracle FS System continues to monitor system
status, and issues alerts and call homes if needed. The system does not permit
data access until it is restarted.
- ‑useBackupPersistence
- Directs the Oracle FS System to configure persistence from the most recently completed backup copy of persistence.
GLOBAL OPTIONS
- ‑help
Displays command usage and additional help about the command.
- ‑usage
Returns a summary of the subcommands that are available for this command.
EXAMPLE
- Task
Manually set the IP address, gateway, and the netmask for the Oracle FS System.
- Parameters
The IP address of the Oracle FS System: 10.50.4.50
The IP address of pilot1: 10.50.4.51
The IP address of pilot2: 10.50.4.52
The netmask of the Oracle FS System: 255.255.255.0
The gateway of the Oracle FS System: 10.50.4.1
The default duplex setting: auto
The DHCP setting: disabled
$ fscli system -network -ip 10.50.4.50 -pilot1ip 10.50.4.51 -pilot2ip 10.50.4.52 -netmask 255.255.255.0 -gateway 10.50.4.1 -duplex auto -disableDhcp