Clariion NaviSecCLI Cheat Sheet

Security File

Configure security file for a local user account (global scope):

naviseccli -addusersecurity -scope 0 -password <password> -user <user_name>

Configure security file for a LDAP user account:

naviseccli -addusersecurity -scope 2 -password <password> -user <user_name>

Remove user security information about the current user from the security file:

naviseccli -removeusersecurity

The security file is stored in the user's default home directory. You can specify an alternative file path using the optional -secfilepath switch. However, if you specify an alternative location for the security file, you must specify the file path in every subsequent CLI command you issue to ensure that naviseccli locates the security file.

Raid Groups

Display raid group configuration:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> getrg -type -disks -drivetype -lunlist -tcap -ucap

Create RAID10 raid group across 2 FC loops/shelves:
The first two disks you list in the command form a pair of mirrored images, and the next two disks form another pair of mirrored images, and so on. Disk IDs must be provided in the following format bus-number_enclosure-number_disk-number. All elements are numbered starting from 0. For example, in the following naviseccli createrg command that creates 2+2 RAID10 raid group disk 0_5_0 indicates the first bus or loop, sixth enclosure, and first disk, and disk 1_5_0 indicates the second bus or loop, sixth enclosure, and first disk, and so on.

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> createrg <rg_ID> 0_5_0 1_5_0 0_5_1 1_5_1 -rm no -raidtype r1_0

Storage Groups

Display storage group configuration:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> storagegroup -list -gname <storage_group_name>

List all storage groups with host names:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> storagegroup -list -host

Add LUN to a storage group:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> storagegroup -addhlu -gname <storage_group_name> -hlu <host_lun_SCSIID> -alu <CX_lun_ID>

LUNs

Display information for all LUNs:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> getlun -uid -rg -type -drivetype -capacity

Display information for a particular LUN:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> getlun <CX_lun_ID> -uid -rg -type -drivetype -capacity

Create LUN:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> bind <raid_type> <CX_lun_ID> -rg <rg_number> -sp <SP> -sq <size-qualifier> -cap <capacity>

where:

raid_type: r0 = RAID 0; r1 = RAID 1; r3 = RAID 3; r5 = RAID 5; r6 = RAID 6; r1_0 = RAID 10

size-qualifier: mb = megabytes; gb = gigabytes (the default); tb = terabytes; sc = stripe count; bc = block count

Rename LUN:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> chglun -l <CX_lun_ID> -name <LUN_name>

SP Collect

Generate SP collect:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> spcollect

List SP collect files stored on the array:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> managefiles -list

Retrieve SP collect file and store it on the local computer:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> managefiles -retrieve -path <local_path> -file <file_name> -o

Array Configuration

Capture array's essential configuration data:

naviseccli -h <SP_IP> arrayconfig -capture -output <file_name.xml>