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Systems

The CLI manages two-node clusters by configuring their S1 operating system. The S1 operating system manages the two-node clusters and their peripherals. Each of the two-node cluster servers connects to a management station. The management station provides relay services for the CLI. When the CLI connects to the management station, it can manage any of its two-node cluster servers.

When the CLI connects to a management station M, it can use the systems command to list all the two-node cluster servers connected to M. The system command allows you to manage any two-node cluster server in M simply by selecting it. You may use the system command to rename any two-node cluster servers in M.

Notice: The command prompt indicates the name of the system that you are currently working on. For example, if you are working on a system name CloudR, then the command prompt appears as
CloudR>

List all systems

To view all two-node cluster servers connected to the management station (available to the CLI session), use the systems list command.

Usage:

systems list [--connectToAllSystems]

Options:

Options and arguments Description
--connectToAllSystems List all two-node cluster servers connected to the management station.

Examples:

  1. To list all available two-node cluster servers, run
    systems list
  2. To list all two-node cluster servers connected to the management station, run
    systems list --connectToAllSystems

Select a system

To work on a specific system, use the system select command.

Usage:

systems select --name=<name>|--id=<num>

Options:

Options and arguments Description
--name=<name> Switch to an S1 two-node cluster by specifying its name, replace <name> with system name.
--id=<num> Switch to an S1 two-node cluster by specifying its id. Replace <num> with the id number of the system.

Examples:

  1. To switch to system name CLD1, run systems select --name CLD1
  2. To switch to system id 1, run system select --id 1

Rename a system

To rename a system that is available in your current CLI session, use the systems rename command.

Usage:

systems rename (--name=<name>|--id=<num>) --newname=<new_name>

Options:

Options and arguments Description
--name=<name> Specify the system by name, replace <name> with system name that you want to rename.
--id=<num> Specify the system by id, replace <num> with the id number of the system that you want to rename.
--newname=<new_name> Make a new name for the system. Replace <new_name> with a name of your choice.

Examples:

  1. To rename systenm CLD1 to Cloud1, run systems --name CLD1 --rename Cloud1
  2. to rename system id 2 to MK1, run systems --id 2 --rename MK1
Last updated on 17 Nov 2022
Published on 30 Oct 2022