Topics:

- Alerts
- CIFS & NFS
- DD Boost
- Encryption & File system Lock
- Licenses
- Network interface
- Replication, Throttle, LBO, Encryption over wire
- Retention Lock
- Sanitization
- SMT MTree stats
- System performance & stats
- VTL & NDMP

Alerts:

# alerts notify-list create <group-name> Creates a notification list

and subscribes to events belonging to the specified list of classes and severity
levels.
# alerts notify-list add <group-name> Adds to a notification
list and subscribes to events belonging to the specified list of classes and
severity levels.
# alerts notify-list del <group-name> Deletes members from a
notification list, a list of classes, a list of email addresses.
# alerts notify-list destroy <group-name> Destroys a notification
list
# alerts notify-list reset Resets all
notification lists to factory default
# alerts notify-list show Shows notification
lists’ configuration
# alerts notify-list test Sends a test
notification to alerts notify-list

CIFS & NFS:

# cifs share create share path {max-connections max connections | clients clients |
users users | comment comment}
# cifs status
# cifs disable
# cifs enable

NFS:

# nfs add path client-list [(option-list)] add NFS clients to an

Export.
# nfs show active List clients
active in the past 15 minutes and the mount path for each.
# nfs show clients list NFS
clients allowed to access the Data Domain system and the mount path and NFS options
for each
# nfs show detailed-stats display NFS cache
entries and status to facilitate troubleshooting.

# NFS Status
# NFS Enable
# NFS disable
DD Boost:

–UDP 2049 (enables NFS communication)

–TCP 2051 (enables file replication communication)
–TCP 111 (enables RPC portmapper services comms)

# ddboost enable
Enable DDBoost
# ddboost status
show DDBoost status
# ddboost set user-name <user-name>
Set DD Boost user
# ddboost access add clients <client-list>
Add clients to DD Boost access list
# ddboost storage-unit create <storage-unit-name>
Create storage-unit, setting quota limits
# ddboost storage-unit delete <storage-unit-name>
Delete storage-unit
# ddboost storage-unit show [compression] [<storage-unit-name>] List
the storage-units and images in a storage-unit:
# ddboost storage-unit create <storage-unit> user <user-name> Create
a storage unit, assign tenant, and set quota and stream limits
# ddboost storage-unit delete <storage-unit>
Delete a specified storage unit, its contents, and any DD Boost assocaitions
# ddboost storage-unit rename <storage-unit> <new-storage-unit> Rename
a storage-unit
# ddboost storage-unit undelete <storage-unit>
Recover a deleted storage unit
# ddboost option reset
Reset DD Boost options
# ddboost option set distributed-segment-processing {enabled|disabled} Enable or
disable distributed-segment-processing for DD Boost
# ddboost option set virtual-synthetics {enabled | disabled} Enable
or disable virtual-synthetics for DD Boost
# ddboost option show
Show DD Boost options

# ddboost option set fc {enabled | disabled}

Enable or disable fibre-channel for DD Boost
# ddboost fc dfc-server-name set <server-name>
DDBoost Fibre-Channel set Server Name
# ddboost fc dfc-server-name show
Show DDBoost Fibre-Channel Server Name
# ddboost fc status
DDBoost Fibre Channel Status
# ddboost fc group show list [<group-spec>] [initiator<initiator-spec>] List
configured DDBoost FC groups
# ddboost fc group create <group-name>
Create a DDBoost FC group
# ddboost fc group add <group-name> initiator <initiator-spec> Add
initiators to a DDBoost FC group
# ddboost fc group add <group-name> device-set
Add DDBoost devices to a DDBoost FC group

Encryption & File system Lock:

# filesys enable Enables the file
system
# filesys disable Disables the
file system
# filesys encryption enable Enables
encryption. Enter a passphrase when prompted
# filesys encryption disable Disables encryption. You
are prompted for a security officer username and password in order to disable
encryption

# filesys encryption show Checks the status

of the encryption feature
# filesys encryption lock Locks the system
by creating a new passphrase and destroying the cached copy of the current
passphrase
# filesys encryption passphrase change Changes the passphrase
for system encryption keys
# filesys encryption unlock Prepares the
encrypted file system for use after it has arrived at its destination

Licenses:

# license add <license-code> [<license-code> ...] will add one or more licenses
for features and storage capacity.
# license show [local] will display
license codes currently installed.
# license del <license-code> will delete one or more
licenses.
# license reset will remove all
licenses and requires confirmation before deletion.

*The Security Officer authorization is required to delete Retention Lock Compliance

licenses*

Network:

# net show settings displays the

interface's network settings
# net show hardware displays the
interface's hardware configuration
# net show config displays the
active network configuration
# net show domainname displays the
domain name associated with this device
# net show searchdomain lists the domains
that will be searched when only the host name is provided for a configuration or
command
# net show dns lists the
domain name servers used by this device.
# net show stats provides a number
of different networking statistics. Use the help net show command for more
information.
# net show all combines the
output of several other net show CLI commands. The output from this command is
quite long an will likely scroll off the screen.
Replication, Throttle, LBO, Encryption over wire:

# replication enable {<destination> | all}

Enables replication
# replication disable {<destination> | all}
Disables replication
# replication add source <source> destination <destination>
Creates a replication pair
[low-bw-optim {enabled | disabled}]
[encryption {enabled | disabled}]
[propagate-retention-lock {enabled | disabled}]
[ipversion {ipv4 | ipv6}] [max-repl-streams <n>]
[destination-tenant-unit <tenant-unit>]

# replication break {<destination> | all}

Removes the source or destination DD system from a replication
pair
# replication initialize <destination>
Initialize replication on the source (configure both source
and destination first)
# replication modify <destination> {source-host | destination-host} <new-host-name>
Modifies connection host, hostname
# replication modify <destination> connection-host <new-host-name> [port <port>]
modifies port

# replication add … low-bw-optim enabled

adds LBO
# replication modify … low-bw-optim enabled
modify LBO
# replication modify … low-bw-optim disabled
disable

# replication add … encryption enabled

add encryption over wire
# replication modify … encryption enabled
enable encryption over wire
# replication modify … encryption disabled
disable encryption over wire

*Note, you must first disable the context before the connection port can be
modified*
# replication option set listen-port <port>
modify listening port
# replication option reset listen-port
reset listening port

# replication throttle add <sched-spec> <rate>

Add a throttle schedule
# replication throttle add destination <host> <sched-spec> <rate>
Add a destination specific throttle
# replication throttle del <sched-spec>
Delete a throttle schedule
# replication throttle reset {current | override | schedule | all}
Reset throttle configuration
# replication throttle set current <rate>
Set a current override
# replication throttle set override <rate>
Set a permanent override
# replication throttle show [KiB]
Show throttle onfiguration

Retention Lock:

# mtree retention-lock enable mtree_name

Enables the retention-lock feature for the specified MTree
# mtree retention-lock disable mtree_name
Disables the retention-lock feature for the specified MTree
# mtree retention-lock reset
Resets the value of the retention period for the specified MTree to its
default
# mtree retention-lock revert
Reverts the retention lock for all files on a specified path
# mtree retention-lock set
Sets the minimum or maximum retention period for the specified MTree
# mtree retention-lock show
Shows the minimum or maximum retention period for the specified MTree
#mtree retention-lock status mtree_name
Shows the retention-lock status for the specified MTree

Sanitization:

#system sanitize abort Aborts the

sanitization process
#system sanitize start Starts
sanitization process immediately
#system sanitize status Shows
current sanitization status
#system sanitize watch Monitors
sanitization progress

SMT MTree stats:

# mtree list List list

the Mtrees on a Data Domain system
# mtree show stats
Collect MTree real-time performance statistics
# mtree show performance Collect
performance statistics for MTrees associated with a tenant-unit
# mtree show compression Collect
compression statistics for MTrees associated with a tenant-unit
# quota capacity show List
capacity quotas for MTrees and storage-units
# ddboost storage-unit modify Adjust or modify
the quotas after the initial configuration

System performance & stats:

# system show stats interval [interval in seconds] Shows

system stats (Disk, IOs,...etc)
# system show performance [ {hr | min | sec} [ {hr | min | sec} ]]

•C – Cleaning
•D – Disk reconstruction
•B – GDA (also known as multinode cluster [MNC] balancing)
•V – Verification (used in the deduplication process)
•M – Fingerprint merge (used in the deduplication process)
•F – Archive data movement (active to archive)
•S – Summary vector checkpoint (used in the deduplication process)
•I – Data integrity

VTL & NDMP:

# ndmpd enable Enable the NDMP

daemon
# ndmpd show devicenames Verify that the NDMP
daemon sees the devices created in the TapeServer access group
# ndmpd user add ndmp Add an NDMP user
# ndmpd option show all Check the options for
the ndmpd daemon
# ndmpd option set authentication md5 Set the ndmpd service
authentication to MD5
# ndmpd option show all Verify the serivce
authentication

Data Domain systems support LT0-1, LTO-2, LTO-3, LTO-4 and LTO-5 formats.
•LTO-1: 100 GB per tape
•LTO-2: 200 GB per tape
•LTO-3: 400 GB per tape
•LTO-4: 800 GB per tape
•LTO-5: 1.5 TiB per tape