Display the array name,serial number and firmware version

Display remotely connected arrays for replication

List all the controllers connected to the Array. This will also display the model and status of each controller

Display the capacity and usage statistics information of the Array.

Display the capacity and usage statistics information of the Array since last 30 days

Display the dial home configuration status of the Array

Display the replication throttle limit

Display the connection key that can be used to connect to the array

Display the array-wide IO performance of a Flash Array in every 4 seconds for 5 times.

Set the name of the array to MYARRAY001

List all the hardware components along with information like status, temperature, voltage etc.

List all the hardware components along with information like Model name, Part number and serial number

Display information about FC port 0 on controller 0. Port status and speed also be displayed.

Display model, part number, and serial number of Controller 0

List all the FC ports in an Array with status and speed information

List all the Drive modules in an Array

List all the Drive modules in an Array along with part number and serial number

List all the Controller in an Array

List all the Ethernet ports in an Array

List all the flash drive modules in an Array. This will also display the capacity of each module.

List all the flash drive modules in an Array with the total capacity figure

List all the flash drive modules in an Array along with Protocol( SAS/NVME) information

Display information about flash drive BAY10 in CH0

Display information about flash drive BAY10 in CH0 and all other drives in the same pack

Create a Virtual volume called MY_VOLUME_001 of size 10GB

Create Virtual volumes MY_VOLUME_001 and MY_VOL_SIZE_002 of size 10GB

Create a Virtual volume MY_VOLUME_001 of size 10GB and limit is bandwidth to 10MB/s

Rename virtual volume MY_VOL_001 to MY_VOL_002

Increase the size of MY_VOL_001 to 2GB

Change the bandwidth limit of MY_VOL_001 to 1MB/s

Change the bandwidth limit of MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_002 to 1MB/s

Increase the size of MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_002 to 2GB

Destroy virtual volume MY_VOL_001. This volume can be recovered within 24hrs. After that, physical storage occupied this volume will be reclaimed.

Recover virtual volume MY_VOL_001 which is destroyed earlier.

Eradicate virtual volume MY_VOL_001 which is destroyed earlier. This will fully destroy the volume and not be able to recover further.

Reduce the size of MY_VOL_001 to 1GB

List all the Virtual Volume

List all the snap shots

Create snap shot of MY_VOL_001. If it is first snap then MY_VOL_001.2 will be created

Create snap shot of MY_VOL_001 with PRD as a suffix. MY_VOL_001.PRD will be created

List all the Virtual Volumes including destroyed but pending for eradication

List all the destroyed Virtual Volumes pending for eradication

Create a copy MY_VOL_001 and name it as MY_VOL_002. If MY_VOL_002 already exists this will throw and error.

Copy data from MY_VOL_001 to an existing volume MY_VOL_002. Contents of MY_VOL_002 will be overwritten.

List information about MY_VOL_001

List all the Virtual Volumes prefixed with MY_VOL

Create a host object called MY-SERVER-001. HBA wwns can be added later using purehost setattr command.

Create a host object called MY-SERVER-001 and add HBA wwns to it

Update the contents of an existing host with new wwn 1000000000000003

Remove all wwns from MY-HOST-001

Create hosts MY-SERVER-001 and MY-HOST-002

Delete host MY-SERVER-001

Delete hosts MY-SERVER-001 MY-SERVER-002

Rename host MY-SERVER-001 to YOUR-SERVER-001

Add new HBA wwn 1000000000000003 to host MY-HOST-001. 1000000000000003 should not be part of any other host.

Remove HBA wwn 1000000000000003 from host MY-SERVER-001

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to host MY-SERVER-001. This will Provide the R/W access to the volume.Next available lun address will used by default.

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to host MY-SERVER-001 and assign LUN id 10. This will Provide the R/W access to the volume.

Disconnect volume MY_VOL_001 from host MY-SERVER-001. This will remove the visibility of the volume to the host.

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to host MY-SERVER-001. This will Provide the R/W access to the volume.Next available lun address will used by default.

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to host MY-SERVER-001 and assign LUN id 10. This will Provide the R/W access to the volume.

Disconnect volume MY_VOL_001 from host MY-SERVER-001. This will remove the visibility of the volume to the host.

Connect volumes MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_002 to host MY-SERVER-001

Disconnect volumes MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_002 from host MY-SERVER-001

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to hosts MY-SERVER-001 and MY-SERVER-002

Disconnect volume MY_VOL_001 from hosts MY-SERVER-001 and MY-SERVER-002

Create a hostgroup called MY-HOSTS

Delete empty hostgroup MY-HOSTS.

Create hostgroup MY-HOSTS and add existing hosts MY-HOST-001 and MY-HOST-002 in to it

Delete empty hostgroups MY-HOSTS-1 and MY-HOSTS-2

Add MY-HOST-002 and MY-HOST-003 to existing hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Remove MY-HOST-002 and MY-HOST-003 from hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Replace members of MY-HOSTS with new hosts MY-HOST-002 and MY-HOST-003

Rename hostgroup MY-HOSTS with YOUR-HOSTS

Connect volume MY_VOLUME_001 to hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Disconnect volume MY_VOLUME_001 from hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Connect volume MY_VOLUME_001 to hostgroup MY-HOSTS and assign LUN id 100

List all the hostgroups a with member hosts

List all the hostgroups and connected volumes

Connect volume MY_VOL_001 to hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Disconnect volume MY_VOL_001 from hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Destroy virtual volumes MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_001. These volumes can be recovered within 24hrs. After that, physical storage occupied these volumes will be reclaimed.

Eradicate virtual volumes MY_VOL_001 and MY_VOL_002 which are destroyed earlier. This will fully destroy the volumes and not be able to recover further.

List all the hostgroups with the total capacity of volumes provisioned to each and the consumption

Remove all the hosts from hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Display list of commands to reproduce the volumes, hosts, host groups, connections, network, alert and array configurations. Copying this and running in another array will create an exact copy.

Display all the target ports within the Flash Array. This includes FC, iSCSI and NVME ports. This command also displays WWNs of FC ports iSCSI Qualified Names(IQNs) for iSCSI ports and NVMe Qualified Names(NQNs) for NVMe ports.

Display all the host initiator WWNs, IQNs, NQNs known for the Flash Array. This also shows the target ports on which the initiators are eligible to communicate.

Display all the Fibre Channel Ports with its WWNs in the Flash Arrays

Display all the Fibre Channel Ports in Controller 0 with its WWNs in the Flash Arrays

Display all the iSCSI Ports with its IQNs in the Flash Arrays

Display all HBA WWNs logged to the FC port CT0.FC0

Search for HBA WWN 1000000000000001 and on which FC port its been logged in to.

List all the volumes sorted by size in descending order

List all the volumes sorted by create time in descending order

List all the volumes sorted by serial number descending order

Display the list hosts along with the personality set against each. The personality is define using the purehost setattr command.

List all the volumes with 20TB size

List all the hosts in a Flash Array with its member WWNs or IQNs or NQNs. This will also show the Host Groups if it part of any.

List all the hosts in a Flash Array along with its member initiators connected to volumes through target ports

List all the hosts in a Flash Array which have connected volumes

List all the hosts with shared volumes assigned through hostgroup

List all the hosts with non shared volumes. Volumes are not assigned through hostgroup.

List all the users configured in the Flash Array

List all the users with api tokens configured

List all the users with api tokens configured and expose the api token for the current user loggedin.

Delete API Token for current user

Create user testuser with storage_admin role. Possible roles are readonly, ops_admin, storage_admin, array_admin

Change the role of the user testuser to array_admin role. Possible roles are readonly, ops_admin, storage_admin, array_admin

Change the password for the user testuser

Generate an API token for the user testuser

Delete API Token for user testuser

Delete user testuser from Flash Array

Create API Token for testuser valid for 2 hours

Unlock locked user testuser

Display the list of audit records. Audit trail records are created whenever administrative actions are perfromed by a user (for eg: creating, destroying, eradicating a volume)

Display the first 10 rows of audit records

Display the list of audit records sorted by the user field. By default the records are sorted by the time field

Display the list of audit records for the root user

Remove all the hosts from hostgroup MY-HOSTS

Create a POD called MYPOD001

Create PODs named MYPOD001 and MYPOD002

Destroy or delete POD MYPOD001. The POD must be empty and unstretched to destroy. POD will not be destructed immediately, but placed under 24hr eradication pending period.

Destroy or delete PODs MYPOD001 MYPOD002. The PODs must be empty and unstretched to destroy. PODs will not be destructed immediately, but placed under 24hr eradication pending period.

Completely delete or eradicate PODs MYPOD001 MYPOD002. The PODs will not recover after this.

Completely delete or eradicate POD MYPOD001. The POD will not recover after this.

Change the name of POD from MYPOD001 to YOURPOD001

Add the remote array PFAX70-REMOTE to the POD MYPOD001. This will stretch the POD and volume data inside the POD synchronously replicated between two arrays. The arrays in a stretched POD are considered as peers, there is no concept of source and target. Volumes within the POD will be visible in each arrays with same serial numbers.

Remove the remote array PFAX70-REMOTE from the POD MYPOD001. This will unstretch the POD and volume data inside the POD no longer synchronously replicated between two arrays. Volumes within the POD will be only visible in local array.

Recover MYPOD001 which is destroyed earlier.

List all the arrays included in MYPOD001

List all the volumes included in MYPOD001

List all the PODs in the Pure Flash array. This will shows the arrays in POD and status of each.

List the detail of POD MYPOD001

List all the PODs including destroyed, but not eradicated

List only the PODs which are destroyed, but not eradicated

Create a volume of 1GB size and include it in MYPOD001.

Display the details of Host MY-SERVER-001

List all the volumes connected to Host MY-SERVER-001

Display the details of all the Hosts those name start with MY-SERVER

Display the host with WWN 1000000000000003 as a member

Display the Host Group where Host MY-SERVER-001 is a member

Display the personality of host MY-SERVER-001

Set the personality of host MY-SERVER-001 to esxi. Some other values are aix, solaris etc..