Based on that FAQ document and from what you are saying, I would say that only if the cache it was disabled would cache show up there.
The cli guide states that the setcache command is only supported on an AX4-5 box running full Navisphere Manager and of course the CX-Series and above. This means even if you wanted to change the allocation, you would not be able to.
BTW, I had to use secure cli to do getcache to my array (naviseccli -h x.x.x.x -user username -password userpassword -scope 0 getcache) (where username and the userpassword are your login credentials)
From what I have heard you cannot change the read and write cache allocation on these boxes. With that said, in the FAQ section of the ax4 support site (link below) there is a section called "How do I enable the cache on the storage system?" Here are the steps to follow, maybe the allocation is there.
1. Open Navisphere Express.
2. Click View > Components.
3. Check the current state of the cache.
www.emc.com/ax45support
For fun I used the navicli command getcache (navicli -h x.x.x.x getcache) to an array in the lab and it produced this:
when I do View - Components I can see disks, Storage processors, power, but nothing like cache. When I click on SP there are I/O modul but it is N/A?!
everything is green and looks ok, we reboot that box few times, so i think write cache should be enabled, but where I can see that? I will try this command getcache. ryan thank you for your help.
then I will assume that cache is enabled i have only navisphere express and when I run getcache command i get some "agent not privileged .." error, with navicli and navicescli it is the same.
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The cli guide states that the setcache command is only supported on an AX4-5 box running full Navisphere Manager and of course the CX-Series and above. This means even if you wanted to change the allocation, you would not be able to.
BTW, I had to use secure cli to do getcache to my array (naviseccli -h x.x.x.x -user username -password userpassword -scope 0 getcache) (where username and the userpassword are your login credentials)
-Ryan