Naviseccli to get message[Security file not found.]

Using EMC Naviseccli to get service processor’s chache

 

 

After hooking up a host to an EMC SAN it is very helpful to have the host that is connected to the SAN to have Naviseccli installed along with the Host Agent. Naviseccli allows you to connect to the Service Processors to gather information among other things.

 

Dirty Cache Pages is data in the cache that is a solid state physical format waiting to be written to disk. You can monitor how full the cache is by the following commands on each Service Processor.

 

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[root@localhost bin]# ./naviseccli -h <IP/Hostname SPA> getcache -pdp

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[root@localhost bin]# ./naviseccli -h <IP/Hostname SPB> getcache -pdp

If you receive the following error, "Security file not found. Already removed or check -secfilepath option." Issue to following commands to allow security to issue commands remotely.

 

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[root@localhost bin]# ./naviseccli -User sysadmin -Password <password> -Scope 0 -h <IP/Hostname SPA> -AddUserSecurity

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[root@localhost bin]# ./naviseccli -User sysadmin -Password <password> -Scope 0 -h <IP/Hostname SPB> -AddUserSecurity

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