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I want to check the ATTO running status of the storage device, but the ATTO management port is not connected to the network cable and I cannot access the equipment room. What commands can I use to check the ATTO on the storage device?
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The ATTO bridge would be monitored via cluster and most likely it should be through the in-band monitoring.
Please check "storage bridge show" to see the monitored bridges.
In-band basically accesses the bridge via the FC connection where disks are accessed through.
You can run the command "storage bridge run-cli -name <bridge name> -command" followed by the command you need to execute
To get a list of supported command, run "storage bridge run-cli -command" and press "tab" key
Eg:
::> storage bridge run-cli -name ATTO_2000001086aXXXXX -command info
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The ATTO bridge would be monitored via cluster and most likely it should be through the in-band monitoring.
Please check "storage bridge show" to see the monitored bridges.
In-band basically accesses the bridge via the FC connection where disks are accessed through.
You can run the command "storage bridge run-cli -name <bridge name> -command" followed by the command you need to execute
To get a list of supported command, run "storage bridge run-cli -command" and press "tab" key
Eg:
::> storage bridge run-cli -name ATTO_2000001086aXXXXX -command info
