CLI zmvolume
zmvolume
This command can be used to manage storage volumes from the CLI. Volumes can be easily managed from the administration console, Server, Volume tab.
Syntax
zmvolume --add --name <message volume> --type <primaryMessage> --path /<data/ msgvol>
Description
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Long Name |
Long Name Second Attribute |
Short Name |
Description |
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--add |
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-a |
Adds a volume |
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--name <arg> |
-n |
Volume name |
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--type <arg> |
-t |
Type of volume, primaryMessage, secondaryMessage, or index. SecondaryMessage is used only when the Network Edition, HSM feature is enabled. |
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--path <arg> |
-p |
File system root path of the volume | |
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--compress <arg>
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-c |
Compress blobs, “true” or “false”. The default is “false.” | |
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-- compressionThre shold <arg> |
-ct |
Compression threshold size is specified in bytes. The default is 4KB |
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--edit |
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-e |
Edits a volume. Any of the options listed under --add can also be specified to have its volume modified. |
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--id <arg> |
-id |
Volume ID |
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--delete |
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-d |
Deletes a volume |
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--id <arg> |
-id |
Volume ID | |
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--list |
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-l |
Lists volumes |
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--id <arg> |
-id |
ID is optional. If it is specified, just that volume is listed. If not, all volumes are displayed. | |
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--displayCurrent |
-dc |
Displays the current volumes | |
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--setCurrent |
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-sc |
Sets the volume specified by --id to be the current volume of its volume type. |
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--id <arg> |
-id |
Volume ID |
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--turnOffSecondary |
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-ts |
Turns off the current secondary message volume. After this command completes, no current secondary volume is enabled. |
