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SAS Device Access to the Chassis SAS-2 Domain
Host Access to Storage Module Resources Using the Sun Blade Zone Manager
How to Assign Storage to Hosts Using the CMM ILOM Web Interface
How to Assign Storage to Hosts Using the CMM ILOM CLI
Overview of Storage Module Management
Management Options Using the CMM ILOM
Management Options Using the Sun Storage 6Gb SAS REM RAID HBA (SGX-SAS6-R-REM-Z)
Management Options Using the Sun Storage 6Gb SAS REM HBA (SGX-SAS6-REM-Z)
Performing Maintenance and Hot Plug Actions
Preparing for Hot Plug Actions
Recovering Zoning Configurations
Upgrading Storage Module Firmware
Importing Existing Virtual Drives to a Replacement REM
Replacing a REM on a SPARC System
Replacing a REM on an x86 System
Storage Module Sensors and Indicators
Displaying Sensor and Indicator Information Using the CMM ILOM Web Interface
All sensors for the storage module are located in the /CH/BLx namespace. Where BLx refers to the blade slot in the chassis in which the storage module is installed.
To display the sensors using the CMM ILOM CLI, separate the fields into targets and navigate using the cd and show commands. For example, to show all components in the storage module installed in chassis blade slot 7, enter the following command at the CMM ILOM CLI prompt:
–> show /CH/BL7
The output might look like:
/CH/BL7 Targets: MB HDD0 HDD1 HDD2 HDD3 HDD4 HDD5 HDD6 HDD7 PRSNT STATE ERR OK SERVICE OK2RM LOCATE Properties: type = Blade ipmi_name = BL7 fru_name = SUN BLADE STORAGE MODULE M2 fru_part_number = 511-1365-02 fru_serial_number = 00000000 fru_extra_1 = SAS0 5.3.5.0, SAS1 5.3.5.0 fault_state = OK load_uri = (none) clear_fault_action = (none) power_state = On Commands: cd load reset set show
The following commands can be used to navigate to supported storage module targets. Each target supports its own list of allowable commands—not all commands in the table below work for all targets.
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Caution - The reset command does not check for host activity. You should only use these commands if you are sure that the device is not in use. |