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Tag Archives: CLI
A quick memo on creating virtual machines using VirtualBox CLI
Sorry people, I have to leave it here because at my age I still have trouble organising records in a way that allows me to find notes without being surprised by the cryptic scribbles written on them*. VirtualBox has a … Continue reading
Posted in IRL, OS in the VirtualBox, Tips & tricks
Tagged CLI, UnixWare, VBoxManage, VirtualBox
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Empty-0.6.21b released!
15 Years since the first release and 5 since the last one. Yes, because of COVID-19 I have more time to update one of my most valued yet outdated project. So, meet the freshest release of empty – run processes … Continue reading
A simple way to visualize IBM SVC/Storwize performance
Recently I wrote a set of tools to collect and display in CLI performance statistic of IBM Spectrum Virtualize: SVC and Storwize systems. Using various protocols it’s possible to get both detailed performance for each vdisk, mdisk or drive as … Continue reading
Posted in My projects, svcstats.py
Tagged CLI, coding, IBM, monitoring, performance, Python, RRD, SAN, scripts, Storage, Storwize, SVC, svcstats, Zabbix
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svcstats.py – Report IBM SVC/Storwize storage system performance statistics in CLI using SMI-S interface
My *stat-like utility to report IBM SVC/Storwize storage system performance statistics in CLI using SMI-S interface. Report IBM SVC/Storwize storage system performance statistics in CLI using SMI-S interface Requires Python 3 with ‘pywbem’ module Before running svcstats.py, enable statistic on … Continue reading
Posted in My projects, Storage, Storage Automation
Tagged CIM, CLI, IBM, monitoring, performance, Python, reporting, SMI-S, statistics, Storage, Storwize, SVC, WBEM
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Executing a batch of commands on multiple IBM SVC/Storwize storage systems
Sometimes you have to change several configuration parameters or run multiple commands over a list of IBM SVC storage systems. Here is my small Python 3 script to do the stuff quickly. It requires Paramiko module to handle SSH interactions. Edit … Continue reading
Posted in Storage Automation, Tips & tricks
Tagged CLI, coding, IBM, Python, scripts, SSH, Storage, Storwize, SVC, Tips & tricks
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Scan IBM SVC/Storwize system for “SCSI ID Mismatches”
A small addition to the SAN/Storage CLI Toolbox which shows so called SCSI ID (LUN) mismatches on IBM SVC/Storwize systems. This Bourne shell/awk script shows the list of the same vdisks that are mapped with different SCSI IDs. Should be useful … Continue reading
Posted in Storage Automation, Tips & tricks
Tagged awk, CLI, IBM, LUN ID, SAN, scripts, SCSI ID, shell, Storage, Storwize, SVC, Tips & tricks, VMware
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Fetching data from Hitachi Command Suite with HiCommandCLI, PowerShell and Python
You may say it’s not worth writing a post on the subject, just use the Command Suite CLI, Luke and that’s all! But sometimes HCS CLI behavior is not so obvious. Telling the truth it may surprise you.
Posted in My projects, Storage, Storage Automation
Tagged articles, CLI, HCS, Hitachi, PowerShell, Python, SAN, scripts, Storage, XML
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Setting memory size for Hitachi Command Suite CLI (HICommandCLI)
When running CLI for Hitachi Command Suit (HICommandCLI.sh in UNIX or HICommandCLI.bat in Windows) we sometimes get this type of error: KAIC90574-E The memory for the CLI became insufficient while this operation was being performed Command Suite CLI is actually … Continue reading
Posted in Storage, Tips & tricks
Tagged CLI, Command Suite, Hitachi, PowerShell, scripts, Tips & tricks, variables, Windows
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How can you find out which process is listening on a port on Windows?
If you can start cmd as an Administrator, simple run: netstat -nab which will give you the list of open sockets along with the names of processes. In other case you can try to find it by process-id manually. For … Continue reading
Quick reference for adding and attaching drives in VirtualBox CLI
Recently VirtualBox Manager GUI running on my Windows box, began to crash without any known reason when creating new or attaching existent virtual drives to any of the virtual machines. So I have to do all the things using CLI now and definitely I enjoy the … Continue reading
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Tagged CLI, Tips & tricks, VirtualBox, virtualization
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