sdconfcheck

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
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SEE ALSO

NAME

sdconfcheck - tool to identify supported configurations of SnapDrive for UNIX

SYNOPSIS

sdconfcheck version

sdconfcheck detect

sdconfcheck import -file {<file>|<valid URL>}

sdconfcheck check

sdconfcheck check -conf {<file>|<valid URL>}

sdconfcheck check [-cltype cluster-type] [-mptype multipathing-type] [-fstype file-system-type] [-vmtype volume-manger-type] [-prot nfs[,fcp,iscsi]] [-sduver xx.yy[.zz]]

DESCRIPTION

The sdconfcheck tool is used to detect the components and check the various combinations of components supported by SnapDrive for UNIX.

The components are

          1. Operating system version
          2. Architecture (SPARC, AMD64 etc)
          3. Host Utilities tool kit
          4. Protocol (FC, iSCSI, NFS)
          5. File system type
          6. Volume Manager type
          7. MPIO solution Type
          8. Cluster solution Type

The sdconfcheck tool collects information of above components and deduces the supported configurations to run SnapDrive for UNIX comparing with the default snapdrive.conf. The SnapDrive for UNIX version to be verified can be directly specified in CLI or can be specified through snapdrive.conf file. Selective component(s) can also be verified through CLI.

The sdconfcheck detect output will be logged into /var/log/sdconfcheck.out. The existing logs will get renamed incrementally as sdconfcheck.out.1, sdconfcheck.out.2, etc.

OPTIONS

All the below mentioned operations can be executed with root privileges only.

version displays the version of sdconfcheck.

detect displays the detected components.

import -file imports the data archive from the given local path or a valid URL.

check displays the detected components and lists the configurations supported by the installed SnapDrive for UNIX version.

check -conf verifies the supported configurations with respect to the given .conf file.

check [-option value]

displays the detected components and verifies whether or not, it is supported by any SnapDrive for UNIX version with respect to the given arguments.