PowerEdge: Instalación y uso de la utilidad MVCLI MVSETUP BOSS-S1

Summary: En este artículo, se explica cómo instalar y utilizar la utilidad MVCLI MVSETUP BOSS-S1.

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Instructions

Las utilidades MVCLI y MVSETUP BOSS-S1 de la interfaz de línea de comandos de Marvell proporcionan un método para obtener información y manipular la controladora BOSS. Esto incluye la administración de discos virtuales, la obtención del estado SMART de los discos duros y más. Este artículo de la base de conocimientos abarca la instalación y el uso general.

 

Requisitos mínimos de ESXi:

  • ESXi 6.0 U3 P06
  • ESXi 5.5 U1

 

Versiones de Linux compatibles:

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (RHEL)
  • RHEL 7.3
  • SUSE Linux ES (SLES) 12
  • Ubuntu 16.04

 

Versiones de Windows compatibles:

  • Windows Server 2012 R2
  • Windows Server 2016

 


 

Installation

 

ESXi:

1) Descargue la MVCLI más reciente desde https://dell.com/support
2) Transfiera el archivo ZIP con su preferencia SCP aplicaciones como WinSCP al /Tmp directorio en el host ESXi.
3) Acceda mediante SSH al host ESXi e instálelo con el siguiente comando: 
 

esxcli software vib install -d /tmp/[FILE-NAME-OF-DOWNLOAD.zip]



Ejemplo de comando de instalación y salida:

 

[root@localhost:~] esxcli software vib install -d /tmp/SAS-RAID_BOSS-S1_CLI_A00.zip
Installation Result
   Message: Operation finished successfully.
   Reboot Required: false
   VIBs Installed: DellEMC_bootbank_SAS-RAID_BOSS-S1_CLI_A00_6-x
   VIBs Removed:
   VIBs Skipped:

 


 

Linux:

1) Descargue la MVCLI más reciente desde https://dell.com/support
2) Transfiera el archivo ZIP mediante la aplicación SCP de su preferencia (por ejemplo, WinSCP) a /tmp directorio en el directorio de linuxhost.
3) Acceda mediante SSH al host
de Linux 4) Navegue a  /tmp
 

[root@localhost ~]# cd /tmp

4) Unzip the archive (file name may be different based on version)

[root@localhost tmp]# unzip mvcli\ 4.1.13.31_A01.zip

5) Navigate to installation directory (directory name may be different vased on version) :

[root@localhost tmp]# cd /tmp/mvcli\ 4.1.13.31_A01/i386/cli

6) Apply executable permission (must be done using root or sudo) :

[root@localhost cli]# chmod +x install.sh mvcli

 


 

Windows: 

1) Descargue e instale la versión más reciente del DUP del controlador de administración de BOSS desde https://dell.com/support
2) Descargue la versión más reciente MVSetup de https://dell.com/support
3) haga clic con el botón derecho en el archivo ZIP y extráigalo.
 


 

Uso

 

ESXi:

  1. Cambie el directorio al directorio de instalación:
cd /opt/boss-s1

 

 

  1. Uso de mccli:
./mvcli ?


Ejemplo y resultado: 

[root@localhost:/opt/boss-s1] ./mvcli ?

Legend:
  [options] - the options within [] are optional.
  <x|y|z>   - choose one of the x, y or z.
  [<x|y|z>] - choose none or one of the x, y or z.

Abbreviation:
    VD  - Virtual Disk,   Array  - Disk Array
    PD  - Physical Disk,  BGA - BackGround Activity

Type '-output [filename]' to output to a file.
Type 'help' to display this page.
Type 'help command' to display the help page of 'command'.
Type 'command -h' to display help for 'command'.


Command name is not case sensitive and may be abbreviated if the
abbreviation is unique. Most commands support both short (-) and
long (--) options.Long option names may be abbreviated if the abbreviation
is unique. A long option may take a parameter of the form '--arg=param'
or '--arg param'. Option name is case sensitive, option parameter is not.


COMMAND   BRIEF DESCRIPTION
-----------------------------------------------------------------
?            :Get brief help for all commands.
help         :Get brief help for all commands or detail help for one command.
assign       :Assign a disk as spare drive.
cc           :Start, stop, pause or resume VD Consistency Check.
rebuild      :Start, stop, pause, resume rebuilding VD.
mp           :Start, stop, pause or resume media patrol for a physical disk.
smart        :Display the smart info of physical disk.
sat          :Send SCSI command.
enc          :Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
adapter      :Default adapter the following CLI commands refers to.
rescan       :Rescan the adapters
create       :Create virtual disk.
delete       :Delete virtual disk or spare drive.
event        :Get the current events.
get          :Get configuration information of VD, PD, Array, HBA or Driver.
info         :Display adapter(hba), virtual disk(vd), disk array,
              physical disk(pd), Port multiplexer(pm), expander(exp),
              block disk(blk) or spare drive information.
set          :Set configuration parameters of VD, PD or HBA.
import       :Import a virtual disk.
locate       :Locate the specified PD.
report       :report a conflicted virtual disk to OS.
devmap       :Map device ID to device magic number in the OS.

 

 

  1. Obtenga ayuda para un switch específico en este caso, enc:
     
[root@localhost:/opt/boss-s1] ./mvcli help enc
Description:Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
enc -o <enc|ele|elecfg> -i <enclosure ID> -e <element ID>
    -t <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
Options:
  -o, --object <enc|ele|elecfg>
      enc - enclosure info
      ele - element info
      elecfg - element config
  -i, --id
      enclosure ID
  -t, --elementtype <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
      dev- device
      arydev- array device
      pow- power
      fan- cooling
      tpr- temperature
      dor- door
      alm- alarm
      dpl- display
      vlt- voltage sensor
  -e, --elementid
      used only when -t is specified

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar información inteligente para el disco duro 0:
     
[root@localhost:/opt/boss-s1] ./mvcli smart -p 0
SMART STATUS RETURN: OK.

Smart Info
ID      Attribute Name                  Current Worst   Threshhold      RawValue
01      Read Error Rate                 130     130     39              00000065D444
05      Reallocated Sectors             100     100     1               000000000000
09      Power-On Hours Count            100     100     0               000000000587
0C      Power Cycle Count               100     100     0               000000000024
0D      Soft read error rate            130     130     0               00000065D444
AA      Grown Bad Blocks                100     100     10              000000000000
AE      Unexpected Power Loss Count     100     100     0               00000000001C
B3      Used Reserved Blocks(Total)     100     100     10              000000000000
B4      Unused Reserved Block           100     100     0               000000001C67
B5      Program Fail Count (Total)      100     100     0               000000000000
B6      Erase Fail Count (Total)        100     100     0               000000000000
B8      End-to-End Data Errors Correcte 100     100     0               000000000000
C2      SSD Temperature                 100     100     0               000000000018
C3      ECC Error Rate                  100     100     0               000000000000
C5      Current Pending Sector Count    100     100     0               000000000000
C6      Uncorrectable Sector Count      100     100     0               000000000000
C7      CRC Error Count                 100     100     0               000000000000
C9      Soft read error rate            100     100     10              003405C14984
CA      Address Mark errors             100     100     0               000000000000
E1      Load/Unload cycle               100     100     0               00000000009B
E2      Load-in time                    100     100     0               000000019000
E3      Torque amplification            100     100     0               000000000000
E4      Power-off retract               100     100     0               000015827BA3
E8      Available Reserved Space        100     100     10              000000000000
E9      NAND GB written                 100     100     0               00000000009B
EA      Vendor Specific                 100     100     0               000000000000
F1      Total Host Written              100     100     0               00000000009B
F2      Total Host Read                 100     100     0               000000003BA1
F5      Life Remaining                  100     100     0               000000000064

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar eventos para la controladora BOSS:
      
Asegúrese de guardar la salida, ya que puede borrar los datos del evento.

 

[root@localhost:/opt/boss-s1] ./mvcli event

Current AdapterID:0

Sequence:     24
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:06 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

Sequence:     23
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:04 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

Sequence:     22
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:02 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Update image succeeded

Sequence:     21
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:13:25 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

 

 


 

Linux:

  1. Uso de MVCLI:
[root@localhost ~]# mvcli ?
SG driver version 3.5.36.

Legend:
  [options] - the options within [] are optional.
  <x|y|z>   - choose one of the x, y or z.
  [<x|y|z>] - choose none or one of the x, y or z.

Abbreviation:
    VD  - Virtual Disk,   Array  - Disk Array
    PD  - Physical Disk,  BGA - BackGround Activity

Type '-output [filename]' to output to a file.
Type 'help' to display this page.
Type 'help command' to display the help page of 'command'.
Type 'command -h' to display help for 'command'.

Command name is not case sensitive and may be abbreviated if the
abbreviation is unique. Most commands support both short (-) and
long (--) options.Long option names may be abbreviated if the abbreviation
is unique. A long option may take a parameter of the form '--arg=param'
or '--arg param'. Option name is case sensitive, option parameter is not.

COMMAND   BRIEF DESCRIPTION
-----------------------------------------------------------------
?            :Get brief help for all commands.
help         :Get brief help for all commands or detail help for one command.
assign       :Assign a disk as spare drive.
cc           :Start, stop, pause or resume VD Consistency Check.
rebuild      :Start, stop, pause, resume rebuilding VD.
mp           :Start, stop, pause or resume media patrol for a physical disk.
smart        :Display the smart info of physical disk.
sat          :Send SCSI command.
flash        :Update, backup or erase flash image and erase hba or pd page.
enc          :Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
adapter      :Default adapter the following CLI commands refers to.
create       :Create virtual disk.
delete       :Delete virtual disk or spare drive.
event        :Get the current events.
get          :Get configuration information of VD, PD, Array, HBA or Driver.
info         :Display adapter(hba), virtual disk(vd), disk array,
              physical disk(pd), Port multiplexer(pm), expander(exp),
              block disk(blk) or spare drive information.
set          :Set configuration parameters of VD, PD or HBA.
import       :Import a virtual disk.
locate       :Locate the specified PD.
report       :report a conflicted virtual disk to OS.
devmap       :Map device ID to device magic number in the OS.

 

 

  1. Obtenga ayuda para un switch específico en este caso, enc:
[root@localhost ~]# mvcli help enc
SG driver version 3.5.36.
Description:Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
enc -o <enc|ele|elecfg> -i <enclosure ID> -e <element ID>
    -t <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
Options:
  -o, --object <enc|ele|elecfg>
      enc - enclosure info
      ele - element info
      elecfg - element config
  -i, --id
      enclosure ID
  -t, --elementtype <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
      dev- device
      arydev- array device
      pow- power
      fan- cooling
      tpr- temperature
      dor- door
      alm- alarm
      dpl- display
      vlt- voltage sensor
  -e, --elementid
      used only when -t is specified

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar información inteligente para el disco duro 0:
[root@localhost ~]# mvcli smart -p 0
SG driver version 3.5.36.
SMART STATUS RETURN: OK.

Smart Info
ID      Attribute Name          Current Worst   Threshhold      RawValue        Status
01      Read Error Rate         130     130     39              00000000ABA8    OK
05      Reallocated Sectors     100     100     1               000000000000    OK
09      Power-On Hours Count    100     100     0               00000000058A    OK
0C      Power Cycle Count       100     100     0               000000000024    OK
0D      Soft read error rate    130     130     0               00000000ABA8    OK
AA      Grown Bad Blocks        100     100     10              000000000000    OK
AE      Unexpected Power Loss Count     100     100     0               00000000001C    OK
B3      Used Reserved Blocks(Total)     100     100     10              000000000000    OK
B4      Unused Reserved Block   100     100     0               000000001C67    OK
B5      Program Fail Count (Total)      100     100     0               000000000000    OK
B6      Erase Fail Count (Total)        100     100     0               000000000000    OK
B8      End-to-End Data Errors Correcte 100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C2      SSD Temperature         100     100     0               000000000019    OK
C3      ECC Error Rate          100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C5      Current Pending Sector Count    100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C6      Uncorrectable Sector Count      100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C7      CRC Error Count         100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C9      Soft read error rate    100     100     10              000000004984    OK
CA      Address Mark errors     100     100     0               000000000000    OK
E1      Load/Unload cycle       100     100     0               00000000009D    OK
E2      Load-in time            100     100     0               000000009000    OK
E3      Torque amplification    100     100     0               000000000000    OK
E4      Power-off retract       100     100     0               000000007C52    OK
E8      Available Reserved Space        100     100     10              000000000000    OK
E9      NAND GB written         100     100     0               00000000009D    OK
EA      Vendor Specific         100     100     0               000000000000    OK
F1      Total Host Written      100     100     0               00000000009D    OK
F2      Total Host Read         100     100     0               000000003BA6    OK
F5      Invalid                 100     100     0               000000000064    OK

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar eventos para la controladora BOSS:
      
Asegúrese de guardar la salida, ya que puede borrar los datos del evento.
[root@localhost ~]# mvcli event
SG driver version 3.5.36.
Current AdapterID:0

Sequence:     24
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:06 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

Sequence:     23
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:04 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

Sequence:     22
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:14:02 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Update image succeeded

Sequence:     21
Time:         Mon Jul  9 21:13:25 2018
Level:        [WARNING]
Description:  Backup image succeeded

 


 

Windows: 

  1. Desplácese hasta la página mvsetup 4.1.13.30_A00\mvsetup 4.1.13.30\x64\cli directorio en el directorio que se va a extraer MVsetup
  2. Dos métodos:
    • Modo de shell: Haga doble clic mvsetup.exe y se abrirá una ventana del símbolo del sistema

 

CLI Version: 4.1.13.30   RaidAPI Version: 5.0.13.1069
Welcome to RAID Command Line Interface.

> 

 

Nota: No todos los switches son compatibles con el "modo shell"

 

    • Navegue hasta el lugar donde se extrajo y ejecute el archivo ZIP mvsetup.exe Usando CMD

 

C:\mvcli\mvsetup 4.1.13.30_A00\mvsetup 4.1.13.30\i386\cli>mvsetup

 

  1. Uso de MVSETUP En el modo de shell:
     
CLI Version: 4.1.13.30   RaidAPI Version: 5.0.13.1069
Welcome to RAID Command Line Interface.

> ?

Legend:
  [options] - the options within [] are optional.
  <x|y|z>   - choose one of the x, y or z.
  [<x|y|z>] - choose none or one of the x, y or z.

Abbreviation:
    VD  - Virtual Disk,   Array  - Disk Array
    PD  - Physical Disk,  BGA - BackGround Activity

Type '-output [filename]' to output to a file.
Type 'help' to display this page.
Type 'help command' to display the help page of 'command'.
Type 'command -h' to display help for 'command'.

Command name is not case sensitive and may be abbreviated if the
abbreviation is unique. Most commands support both short (-) and
long (--) options.Long option names may be abbreviated if the abbreviation
is unique. A long option may take a parameter of the form '--arg=param'
or '--arg param'. Option name is case sensitive, option parameter is not.

COMMAND   BRIEF DESCRIPTION
-----------------------------------------------------------------
?            :Get brief help for all commands.
help         :Get brief help for all commands or detail help for one command.
assign       :Assign a disk as spare drive.
cc           :Start, stop, pause or resume VD Consistency Check.
rebuild      :Start, stop, pause, resume rebuilding VD.
mp           :Start, stop, pause or resume media patrol for a physical disk.
smart        :Display the smart info of physical disk.
sat          :Send SCSI command.
flash        :Update, backup or erase flash image and erase hba or pd page.
enc          :Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
adapter      :Default adapter the following CLI commands refers to.
rescan       :Rescan the adapters
create       :Create virtual disk.
delete       :Delete virtual disk or spare drive.
event        :Get the current events.
get          :Get configuration information of VD, PD, Array, HBA or Driver.
info         :Display adapter(hba), virtual disk(vd), disk array,
              physical disk(pd), Port multiplexer(pm), expander(exp),
              block disk(blk) or spare drive information.
set          :Set configuration parameters of VD, PD or HBA.
import       :Import a virtual disk.
locate       :Locate the specified PD.
report       :report a conflicted virtual disk to OS.
devmap       :Map device ID to device magic number in the OS.

 

  1. Obtenga ayuda para un switch específico en este caso, enc mediante el modo shell:
     
> help enc
Description:Get enclosure, enclosure element or enclosure config information.
enc -o <enc|ele|elecfg> -i <enclosure ID> -e <element ID>
    -t <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
Options:
  -o, --object <enc|ele|elecfg>
      enc - enclosure info
      ele - element info
      elecfg - element config
  -i, --id
      enclosure ID
  -t, --elementtype <dev|arydev|pow|fan|tpr|dor|alm|dpl|vlt>
      dev- device
      arydev- array device
      pow- power
      fan- cooling
      tpr- temperature
      dor- door
      alm- alarm
      dpl- display
      vlt- voltage sensor
  -e, --elementid
      used only when -t is specified

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar información inteligente para el disco duro 0 en modo shell:
> smart -p 0
SMART STATUS RETURN: OK.

Smart Info
ID      Attribute Name          Current Worst   Threshhold      RawValue        Status
01      Read Error Rate         130     130     39              0000000050B7    OK
05      Reallocated Sectors     100     100     1               000000000000    OK
09      Power-On Hours Count    100     100     0               0000000000C8    OK
0C      Power Cycle Count       100     100     0               000000000011    OK
0D      Soft read error rate    130     130     0               0000000050B7    OK
AA      Grown Bad Blocks        100     100     10              000000000000    OK
AE      Unexpected Power Loss Count     100     100     0               000000000010    OK
B3      Used Reserved Blocks(Total)     100     100     10              000000000000    OK
B4      Unused Reserved Block   100     100     0               000000001C5C    OK
B5      Program Fail Count (Total)      100     100     0               000000000000    OK
B6      Erase Fail Count (Total)        100     100     0               000000000000    OK
B8      End-to-End Data Errors Correcte 100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C2      SSD Temperature         100     100     0               000000000021    OK
C3      ECC Error Rate          100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C5      Current Pending Sector Count    100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C6      Uncorrectable Sector Count      100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C7      CRC Error Count         100     100     0               000000000000    OK
C9      Soft read error rate    100     100     10              000000004A74    OK
CA      Address Mark errors     100     100     0               000000000000    OK
E1      Load/Unload cycle       100     100     0               000000000026    OK
E2      Load-in time            100     100     0               000000009000    OK
E3      Torque amplification    100     100     0               000000000000    OK
E4      Power-off retract       100     100     0               000000005F12    OK
E8      Available Reserved Space        100     100     10              000000000000    OK
E9      NAND GB written         100     100     0               000000000026    OK
EA      Vendor Specific         100     100     0               000000000000    OK
F1      Total Host Written      100     100     0               000000000026    OK
F2      Total Host Read         100     100     0               000000001CCA    OK
F5      Invalid                 100     100     0               000000000064    OK.

 

 

  1. Ejemplo: Mostrar eventos para la controladora BOSS no disponible en el modo de shell:
      
Asegúrese de guardar la salida, ya que puede borrar los datos del evento.

 

C:\mvcli\mvsetup 4.1.13.30_A00\mvsetup 4.1.13.30\i386\cli>mvsetup event
Current AdapterID:0

Sequence:     6
Time:         Wed Mar 07 03:09:22 2018
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Fast initialization on Virtual Disk 0 completed

Sequence:     5
Time:         Wed Mar 07 03:09:22 2018
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Fast initialization on Virtual Disk 0 started

Sequence:     4
Time:         Wed Mar 07 03:09:22 2018
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Virtual Disk 0 is created

Sequence:     3
Time:         Sat Dec 16 06:26:13 2017
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Virtual Disk 0 is deleted

Sequence:     2
Time:         Sat Dec 16 06:26:10 2017
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Fast initialization on Virtual Disk 0 completed

Sequence:     1
Time:         Sat Dec 16 06:26:10 2017
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Fast initialization on Virtual Disk 0 started

Sequence:     0
Time:         Sat Dec 16 06:26:10 2017
Level:        [INFO]
Description:  Virtual Disk 0 is created

 

Affected Products

Dell EMC XC Series XC640 Appliance, Dell EMC XC Series XC6420 Appliance, Dell EMC XC Series XC740xd Appliance, Dell EMC XC Series XC940 Appliance, PowerEdge FC640, PowerEdge M640, PowerEdge M640 (for PE VRTX), PowerEdge R640, PowerEdge R6415 , PowerEdge R740, PowerEdge R740XD, PowerEdge R7415, PowerEdge R7425, PowerEdge R840, PowerEdge R940, PowerEdge R940xa, PowerEdge T140, PowerEdge T340, PowerEdge T40, PowerEdge T440, PowerEdge T640, Dell EMC vSAN C6420 Ready Node, Dell EMC vSAN R440 Ready Node, Dell EMC vSAN R640 Ready Node, Dell EMC vSAN R6415 Ready Node, Dell EMC vSAN R740xd Ready Node ...
Article Properties
Article Number: 000120728
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 06 Feb 2025
Version:  4
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