You can use the storage command to manage disks, SCSI and fibre channel host adapters, and all other components of the storage subsystem connected to your filer.
With the storage command, you can enable or disable a host adapter, view multiple host adapter paths to disks, and view information about hubs, disks, tape devices, and medium changer devices connected to your filer.
The storage command syntax is as follows:
storage <subcommand>
The subcommands are
alias [alias {electrical_name | wwn }]
disable adapter name
enable adapter name
help sub_command
show adapter [-a] [name ]
show hub [-a] [name ]
show disk [-a | -p]
show mc [name]]
show port [name]
show switch [name]
show tape [name]
show tape supported [-v]
stats tape name
stats tape zero name
unalias {alias | -a | -m | -t }
For detailed information about the storage command and all options available with this command, see the na_storage(1) man page on the filer. The options alias and unalias are discussed in detail in the Data Protection Guide.
For detailed information on how to perform specific tasks using the storage command, see the following topics:
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