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symqos commands

The symqos command can be used to view or change the copy priorities on a range of devices or on the members of a device group.

Below list contains some of the most useful symqos command examples.

• symqos -g MyRDFDg list

  Shows all the devices in MyRDFDg along with background copy priority for each devices.
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• symqos -g MyRDFDg set RDF pace 8

  Set the background copy priority of the devices in MyRDFDg to priority 8. priority can be set between 0(Fastest) to 16(Slowest).
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• symqos -g MyRDFDg set RDF pace STOP

  Stop the background initiated copy of the devices in MyRDFDg.
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• symqos -g MyRDFDg set RDF pace URGENT

  Set the background copy priority of the devices in MyRDFDg to the maximum.
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• symqos -sid 1234 list

  List the Background copy priority of devices in array 1234.
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• symqos -sid 1234 list -devs AAA:BBB,EEE

  List the background copy priorities( CLONE,BCV,RDF etc ) of devices.
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• symqos -sid 1234 list -sg SG_Server

  List the background copy priorities( CLONE, BCV, RDF, Etc ) of devices included in the Storage Group SG_Server.
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• symqos -sid 1234 set RDF pace 8 -devs AAA:BBB,EEE

  Set the background copy priority of the given RDF devices to priority 8. priority can be set between 0(Fastest) to 16(Slowest).
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