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 · Dell equallogic administration guide DOWNLOAD Dell equallogic administration guide READ ONLINE For information about using the command line interface (CLI) to manage a group and individual PS Series storage arrays, see . Note: There can be multiple levels of subcommand mode when a command uses multiple select subcommands. Use the exit command to bring you up one level at a time. Use the exit all command to exit subcommand mode.. If you do not want to use subcommand mode, simply specify the information on individual command lines. The following example uses two command lines to specify a description . For information about using the command line interface (CLI) to manage a group and individual PS Series storage arrays, see the CLI Reference manual. Audience This manual is designed for administrators responsible for managing a PS Series group and also for individuals who want to learn more about group operation.

You can also use CLI commands to manage a specific array for maintenance purposes. For information about using the Group Manager graphical user interface (GUI) to manage a group, see the PS Series Group Administration manual. Audience. The PS Series documentation is designed for administrators responsible for managing a PS Series group. • CLI Reference. Describes how to use the Group Manager command line interface (CLI) to manage a PS Series group and individual arrays. • Online help. In the Group Manager GUI, expand Tools in the far left panel and then click Online Help for help on both the GUI and the CLI. The Installation and Setup and Hardware Maintenance manuals and. Dell EqualLogic Group Manager Administrator’s Guide PS Series Firmware Version FS Series Firmware Version

This section explains the basic concepts of using the PowerFlex CLI (SCLI), including how to access the SCLI and log in. Choose one method: • Remote Setup Wizard, either for Windows or Linux. • Use the setup utility: Interactive, command line utility that prompts for information. 5 abr Now, I had some notes on unsupported bash commands, but nothing was working. SAN> su exec bash You are running a support command.