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Syntax and Conventions for CLI Commands
a quotation mark of the same type used to surround the string can
be specified by repeating that quotation mark twice in the string.
Table 3-3 lists examples of valid strings and their corresponding
values:
Table 3-3. Strings and Corresponding Values
scsi_device
Specifies a SCSI device. SCSI device descriptions have three parts:
SCSI channel number, SCSI device ID, and SCSI device logical unit
number (LUN).
The following syntax defines the scsi_device parameter:
({integer},{integer},{integer})
Each integer corresponds to one component of a SCSI device
descriptor or specifier: the first integer is the SCSI channel
number, the second integer is the SCSI device ID, and the third
integer is the SCSI device LUN.
The actual values that the CLI supports are as follows:
■ SCSI channel number = (for example, 0, 1, 2, 3, and so on). See
the installation guide for your controller to determine the
actual number of channels it supports.
■ SCSI device ID = (0 through 15 inclusive)
■ SCSI device LUN = 0 through 7 inclusive
Table 3-4 displays the syntax for SCSI device switch value type
abbreviations:
String Value
VOL_set VOL_set
"VOL label" VOL label
’Use " mark’ Use " mark
"Use ’ mark" Use ’ mark
"Use Both "" and ’ mark" Use Both " and ’ mark
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