System Editor Command

Used to manage any Oracle FS System that is monitored by Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA.

SYNOPSIS

OFSVASASystemEditorTool ‑help

OFSVASASystemEditorTool [‑delete] [‑list] [‑add][‑modify] [‑host arg ][‑timeoutarg ][‑userarg ]

DESCRIPTION

Use the system editor command to perform the following actions:

Delete storage systems that do you not want to monitor
Modify systems (for example, change an administrator or a password on the storage system)
Change the timeout value used for communications between the server, where Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA is installed, and the Oracle FS System

SUBCOMMANDS

‑help

Displays the help documentation.

‑list

Displays any Oracle FS System that is monitored by the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA.

‑delete

Deletes the specified Oracle FS System that is monitored by the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA.

Valid option:

‑host: The DNS or IP address of the Oracle FS System. The ‑host subcommand must be used with the ‑delete option.

‑modify

Modifies the specified Oracle FS System information that is monitored by the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA.

Valid options:

‑host: Sets the DNS or IP address of the Oracle FS System. The ‑host subcommand must be used with the ‑modify option.
Note: You cannot modify the DNS or the IP address. The DNS or the IP address is used to identify the record that you want to modify. Changing the DNS or the IP address can only be done by deleting one record and then adding a new record.
‑user: Changes the administrator (Monitor) account and password information for the Oracle FS System that is used by the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA software. When you must change the administrator (Monitor) password stored in the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA to match the password on the Oracle FS System, you specify the ‑user option.
‑timeout: Sets the timeout value, in seconds, used for accessing the Oracle FS System from the Oracle FS Provider for VMware VASA. The default value is 30 seconds.

Note:

You can use a shortened form of the command. For example, use the ‑l option instead of the ‑list option.

EXAMPLE

To display the details, run the System Editor Tool command.

For Linux or Solaris, use the following command:

$ sh OFSVASASystemEditorTool.sh ‑list

For Windows, use the following command:

$ OFSVASASystemEditorTool.bat ‑list

Results:

[root@oracle tools]# sh OFSVASASystemEditorTool.sh ‑list
ConnectionInfo:
	Host:    	ofs.us.oracle.com
	User:    	administrator
	Password:	******
	Timeout: 	30
Succeeded.
[root@oracel tools]#