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Viewing the service set summary (Gen3, multi-node), show servicesetsummary

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show repjobstats -g Un-Grouped -a hpb499bac0d9a2 -s hpb499bac0d9a202 -l Lib2Src -t last_24_hours 9. To redirect output to a file, use the command -o as follows (B6000-series and above): show repjobstats -g -a -s -o For example: show repjobstats -g Un-Grouped -a hpb499bac0d9a2 -s hpb499bac0d9a202 -l Lib2Src -t last_24_hours -o C:\Repjobstats.csv Viewing the service set summary (Gen3, multi-node) 1. At the command prompt, enter the following command: show servicesetsummary 2. Enter the appropriate group number of the device. The client displays the service sets for the selected device. 3. Enter the appropriate device number or serial number from the list. The client displays the service sets for the selected device. 4. Enter the service set number for which you would like to see the summary. The service set summary for the device shows the following information: • Status of the service set • Status of the libraries in the service set • Status of the NAS shares in the service set • Replication status of the libraries • Replication status of the NAS shares 5. You can provide additional options with the show show servicesetsummary command in the following format: show servicesetsummary -g -a -s For example: Viewing the service set summary (Gen3, multi-node) 149

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show repjobstats -g Un-Grouped -a hpb499bac0d9a2 -s hpb499bac0d9a202
-l Lib2Src
–
t last_24_hours
9.
To redirect output to a file, use the command
-o
as follows (B6000-series and above):
show repjobstats -g <Group Name> -a <Device Serial Number> -s
<Service Set Serial Number> -o <output File Name>
For example:
show repjobstats -g Un-Grouped -a hpb499bac0d9a2 -s hpb499bac0d9a202
-l Lib2Src
–
t last_24_hours
–
o C:\Repjobstats.csv
Viewing the service set summary (Gen3, multi-node)
1.
At the command prompt, enter the following command:
show servicesetsummary
2.
Enter the appropriate group number of the device.
The client displays the service sets for the selected device.
3.
Enter the appropriate device number or serial number from the list.
The client displays the service sets for the selected device.
4.
Enter the service set number for which you would like to see the summary.
The service set summary for the device shows the following information:
•
Status of the service set
•
Status of the libraries in the service set
•
Status of the NAS shares in the service set
•
Replication status of the libraries
•
Replication status of the NAS shares
5.
You can provide additional options with the
show show servicesetsummary
command
in the following format:
show servicesetsummary -g <Group Name> -a <Device Serial Number> -s
<Service Set Serial Number>
For example:
Viewing the service set summary (Gen3, multi-node)
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