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NetVault 13.3.2 - CLI Reference Guide

Introduction Getting started Using the command-line utilities Using the nvreport utility

nvsmartdisk

Performs the following functions:

Table 32. nvsmartdisk

--add

Adds a Quest NetVault SmartDisk. Use the following options with -add.

--host: Specifies the DNS name or IP address of the host on which the Quest NetVault SmartDisk is installed. You must configure this option even if the device is deployed on the NetVault Server. The device is not added if the NetVault Server is unable to resolve the host name.
--force: Adds a Quest NetVault SmartDisk even if the device is already added to another NetVault Server with the same name. This option can be useful if you have performed a disaster recovery to rebuild the NetVault Server.
--port: Specifies the port for communicating with the Quest NetVault SmartDisk instance. This option is only required if device is configured to use a non-default port.
--server: Specifies the name of the NetVault Server to which you want to add the device. This option is not required if you are running the command on the server.

--remove

Removes a Quest NetVault SmartDisk. Use the following options with -remove.

--device: Specifies the name of the Quest NetVault SmartDisk as it appears in the NetVault WebUI, CLI, and reports.
--force: Removes a Quest NetVault SmartDisk even if the device cannot be contacted or some other errors block the removal.

--list

Lists the machine names of all Quest NetVault SmartDisk instances added to the NetVault Server.

nvsvtlgrow

Performs the following functions:

This utility is located in the <NetVault home>\bin directory.

Table 33. nvsvtlgrow

display

Displays all SVTLs on the machine.

To display the status of a single SVTL on the machine, use the following command:

nvsvtlgrow display -device <svtl-device>

test

Performs a test expansion. Use the following options with test.

-device: Specifies the name of the target SVTL.
-size: Specifies the size of the media (for example, 800m for 800MB, 40g for 40GB, 2t for 2TB).
-count: Specifies the number of media items that you want to add.

The utility checks these values against the available space and reports whether it would be possible to create these media items. No changes are made to the SVTL.

grow

Expands the SVTL capacity. Use the following options with grow.

-device: Specifies the name of the target SVTL.
-size: Specifies the size of the media (for example, 800m for 800MB, 40g for 40GB, 2t for 2TB).
-count: Specifies the number of media items that you want to add.

The nvsvtlgrow utility checks the options and on confirmation from the user adds new media items to expand the SVTL size. Re-add the SVTL or restart the NetVault Service to use the added media.

Media-specific utilities

nvblankmedia

Blanks a piece of media.

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