Setting up the tool

You should first run the diagnostics setup command in order to setup the tool. This command generates the configuration file sn-target-list with the Storage Node target list, which contains the IP/hostname, registry ports, and root directory of SNAs in the remote machines.

The usage of this command is:

diagnostics setup {-add | 
-list |
-delete |
-clear} [args]  

where:

• -add

  Adds the specified information of each SNA to the sn-target-list. The usage is:

  setup -add -store <store name>
  -sn <SN name>
  -host <host>
  -rootdir <kvroot directory>
  [-sshusername <SSH username>]
  [-configdir <directory of configuration>] 

  In the sn-target-list, the SNA information has the following format:

  <store name>|<sn name>|<SSH username@host>|<root directory> 

  For example:

  mystore|sn3|lroot@localhost|/scratch/tests/kvroot 

  Note:

  You can also create and edit the sn-target-list manually in your preferred text editor to add or delete any SNA information.

• -list

  Lists and tests the SNAs information of the sn-target-list. The usage is:

  setup -list [-configdir <configuration file directory>] 
              [-sshusername <SSH username>] 

  This command checks if:

  • The host name is reachable or not.

  • The root directory exists or not.

• -delete

  Specified to delete the information of the specified SNA from the sn-target-list.

  The usage of this command is:

  diagnostics setup -delete
  [-store <store name>]
  [-sn <SN name>]
  [-host <host>]
  [-rootdir kvroot directory>]
  [-sshusername <SSH username>]
  [-configdir <configuration file directory>] 

• -clear

  Specified to clear all the SNA information in the sn-target-list.

  The usage of this command is:

  diagnostics setup -clear [-configdir <configuration file directory>] 

• -configdir

  Optionally specified to change the default directory where the sn-target-list file is saved. If the flag is not specified, the default directory is the working directory.