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enclosure Commands
{device_id}
Specifies the ID (0 through 15 inclusive) of the SCSI device you
want to assign to the specified device slot.
Examples
Before setting a device slot to a specific SCSI ID, you might want to
use the enclosure show slot command to determine the
current SCIS ID setting for the device slots, as in the following
example:
AAC0>enclosure show slot
Executing: enclosure show slot
Enclosure Slot scsiId Insert Status
--------- ---- ------ ------- ------------------------------------------
0 0 0:00:0 4 OK NOTACTIVATE
0 1 0:01:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 2 0:10:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 3 0:03:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 4 0:04:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 0 1:00:0 0 OK CONFIG ACTIVATE
1 1 1:01:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 2 1:10:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 3 1:03:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 4 1:04:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
The following example sets device slot 2 on enclosure management
device 0 to SCSI device ID 05. The example also shows how to pause
all I/O activity on the controller by using the controller
pause_io command:
AAC0>controller pause_io 30
Executing: controller pause_io 30
AAC0>enclosure set scsiid 0 2 5
Executing: enclosure set scsiid 0 2 5
You may want to use the enclosure show slot command again
to see the change in the SCSI ID setting, as in the following example:
AAC0>enclosure show slot
Executing: enclosure show slot
Enclosure Slot scsiId Insert Status
--------- ---- ------ ------- ------------------------------------------
0 0 0:00:0 4 OK NOTACTIVATE
0 1 0:01:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 2 0:05:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 3 0:03:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
0 4 0:04:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 0 1:00:0 0 OK CONFIG ACTIVATE
1 1 1:01:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
1 2 1:10:0 0 OK UNCONFIG ACTIVATE
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