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| Manage a PowerPath® environment. |
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| Configure PowerPath devices. (Solaris only.) |
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| Manage PowerPath license registration. |
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| Check for free minor numbers. |
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| Convert PowerPath configuration files. |
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| List available PowerPath pseudo device nameslist used PowerPath pseudo device names or rename PowerPath pseudo device.(PowerPath 4.3.3 for Linux only). |
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| Set or reset the hostID. (HP-UX 11i v2.0 and higher and Linux only.) |
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| Check for and optionally remove dead paths. |
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| powermt check_registration |
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| Check the state of the PowerPath license. |
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| Configure logical devices as PowerPath devices. |
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| powermt display/powermt watch |
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| Display the state of HBAs configured forPowerPath. powermt watch is deprecated. |
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| Display options settings for storage system classes. |
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| powermt display unmanaged |
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| Display logical devices that have been excluded from PowerPath management.(Third-party storage systems only.) |
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| Load a PowerPath configuration.powermt manage,Place a specified logical device or specified storage system class under PowerPath management. (Third-party storage systems only.) |
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| Release pseudo device names for later reuse.(Linux only.) |
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| Remove a path from the PowerPath configuration. |
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| Save a custom PowerPath configuration. |
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| Set paths to active or standby mode. |
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| powermt set periodic_autorestore |
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| Enable or disable periodic autorestore. |
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| Change the load balancing and failover policy. |
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| Enable or disable load balancing and failover.This command is deprecated. |
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| powermt set write_throttle |
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| Enable or disable I/O write throttling to a logical device. (Not supported on Linux.) |
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| powermt set write_throttle_queue |
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| Set the write throttling queue depth for a storage system port. (Not supported on Linux.) |
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| Exclude a specified logical device or storage system class from PowerPath management.(Third-party storage systems only.) |
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| Cause PowerPath to retrieve the latest user-specified LUN names for devices on a CLARiiON® array. (CLARiiON storage systems only.) |
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| Return the version of PowerPath that is installed on the host. |
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| Configure PowerPath devices. |
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| Manage PowerPath license registration. |
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| Check whether a minor number or set of minor numbers is free. |
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| Return the first available minor number or set of minor numbers. |
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| Return the version numbers of the emcpminor tool and the PowerPath base driver. |
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| Compare the saved PowerPath 2.x or 3.x configuration against the system configuration. |
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| Convert the saved PowerPath 2.x or 3.x configuration files to PowerPath 4.x files. |
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| List available PowerPath pseudo device names. |
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| List pseudo device name major number and minor number for each used device. |
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| Change the name of a PowerPath pseudo device. |
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| Provide help for emcpadm command. |
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| Identify version of emcpadm command and PowerPath base driver. |
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| Print the current hostID. |
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| Provide help for the emcphostid command. |
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| Manage the PPVM environment on a host. |
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| Manage volume groups and storage elements. |
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| Back up and restore volume group metadata. |
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| Manage volumes and images. |
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| Display performance statistics for volumes. |
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| List PPVM commands executing on the host. |
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| Create a human-readable version of the audit log. |
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| Add one or more storage elements to a volume group. |
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| Create a new volume group. |
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| Make a volume group inaccessible on a host. |
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| Make a volume group accessible on a host. |
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| List the volumes or storage elements in a volume group. |
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| Remove one or more storage elements from a volume group. |
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| Repair the metadata and device paths for a volume group. |
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| Display the attributes of a volume group or of the storage elements within the volume group. |
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| View the current value of PPVM configuration variables. |
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| View the current log level. |
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| Display the PPVM version, log location, device location, and log level on the host. |
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| List the PPVM volume groups, volumes, and storage elements on the host. |
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| Determine whether any devices have come online or gone offline, or changed host ownership. |
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| Set the value of a PPVM configuration variable. |
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| Set the level of messages written to the system log. |
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| Display information about PPVM volume groups;storage elements;volumes and images on the host. |
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| Copy volume group metadata to a file. |
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| Display or restore volume group metadata. |
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| Add one or more images to a volume. |
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| Stop copying volume data to an image. |
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| Resume copying volume data to an image. |
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| Get the minor number for a volume. |
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| Set the preferred read image for the volume. |
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| Remove an image from a volume. |
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| Assign a new name to an existing volume. |
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| Expand the size of a volume. |
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| Restore a volume by setting an image as the preferred image. |
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| Set the minor number for a volume. (Not supported on Linux.) |
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| Display the attributes of a volume. |
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| Report I/O performance statistics for a specific volume or all volumes in a volume group. |
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| Clear the accumulated I/O performance statistics for a specific volume or all volumes in a volume group. |
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| Start collecting I/O performance statistics for a specific volume or all volumes in a volume group. |
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| Stop collecting I/O performance statistics for a specific volume or all volumes in a volume group. |
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| Terminate a mobility operation and return the volume to its original configuration. |
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| Complete the mobility operation by making the target storage elements the permanent storage for the volume. |
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| Return the handle for a mobility operation. |
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| Provide help for volume mobility commands. |
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| Return the status of a mobility operation. |
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| Direct all read operations to the source storage elements. |
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| Direct all read operations to the target storage elements. |
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| List the source and target storage elements used in a mobility operation. |
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| Synchronizes the target storage elements with the source storage elements. |
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