Thanks for the reply, I've tried using the disk command in the cli. Both commands disk and aggr when entered int othe cli report unknown command. This is in both admin and advance.
bmc shell*-> ?
exit Exit shell (or press ^D)
battery show Display firmware battery information
battery flash Re-flash battery firmware
battery verify Verify battery firmware
bmc config Display BMC configuration
bmc config autoneg [enabled|disabled] Enable/Disable ethernet port auto negotiation
bmc config dhcp [on|off] Set BMC dhcp
bmc config duplex [full|half] Set ethernet port duplex mode
bmc config gateway [gateway] Set BMC IP Gateway
bmc config ipaddr [ip-address] Set BMC IP Address
bmc config netmask [netmask] Set BMC IP Netmask
bmc config speed [10|100] Set ethernet port speed at 10M or 100M
bmc show Show BMC version and system information
echo [string] Print [string] to the console
events all Print all system events
events clear Delete all events
events info Print SEL(system event log) information
events latest [N] Print N latest system events
events oldest [N] Print N oldest system events
events search [attr=N] Search for events by attribute/value pair
events show [N] Print event N
fru show Show chassis FRU data
priv Show current privilege level
priv set Return to admin privilege
priv set admin Enter admin privilege
priv set advanced Enter advanced privilege
sensors search [attr=N] Display a sensor by attribute
sensors show Display current state of sensors
service info Show active BMC network services
system console Return to the system console
system core Dump system core
system log Show the system console history
system power cycle Power cycle controller
system power off Power off controller
system power on Power on controller
system power status Display Power Status
system reset Reset controller
system reset backup Reset controller with backup firmware
system reset primary Reset controller with primary firmware
system show Show system information
