HP MSR Encryption Accelerators - Manual (Page 45)

Utilities 45
fio-snmp-agentx
Description
This utility is an SNMP subagent that implements the SNMP cpqIODrv-MIB for the IO Accelerator driver. The
fio-snmp-agentx utility communicates with the SNMP master agent via the agentx protocol.
Syntax
fio-snmp-agentx [options]
Options Description
-f Forces the subagent to run in the foreground instead of as
a daemon.
-l <log file>: Log file to use.
-s Sends errors to stderr instead of to syslog.
fio-status
Description
Provides detailed information on installed devices. This utility operates on either fctx or fiox devices. The
utility runs from root level and having the IO Accelerator loaded. If no IO Accelerator is loaded, there is less
content reported from the query.
Enabling fio-status provides alerts for certain error modes, such as a minimal-mode, read-only mode,
and write-reduced mode, describing what is causing the condition.
Syntax
fio-status [<device>] [<options>]
where <device> is the name of the device node (/dev/fctx), where x indicates the card number: 0, 1,
2, and so on. For example, /dev/fct0 indicates the first IO Accelerator device installed on the system.
If <dev> is not specified, fio-status displays information for all cards in the system. If the IO Accelerator
is not loaded, this parameter is ignored.
Options Description
-a Report all available information for each device.
-e Show all errors and warnings for each device. This option is for diagnosing issues, and
it hides other information such as format sizes.
-c Count: Report only the number of IO Accelerator devices installed.
-d Show basic information set plus the total amount of data read and written (lifetime data
volumes). This option is not necessary when the -a option is used.
-fj Format JSON: creates the output in JSON format.
-fx Format XML: creates the output in XML format.
-u Show unavailable fields. Only valid with -fj or -fx.
-U Show unavailable fields and details why. Only valid with -fj or -fx.
-F<field> Print the value for a single field (For field names, see the next option). Requires that a
device be specified. Multiple -F options may be specified.
-l List the fields that can be individually accessed with -F.