The list below reflects qq commands available in version 2.12.4 of Qumulo Core. Certain commands may be unavailable if you are running a previous version and will require upgrading to a later release of Qumulo Core to utilize the API action.
IN THIS ARTICLE
Lists all qq commands available in Qumulo Core and their corresponding API action
REQUIREMENTS
- Cluster is in quorum and qfsd process is running on the selected node
- Command line (CLI) tools installed via API & Tools in the Web UI
- Admin privileges on the Qumulo cluster
COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF COMMANDS
qq ad_cancel
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Cancel current AD join/leave operation and clear errors |
qq ad_clear_cache
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Clear the AD ID mapping cache |
qq ad_expand_groups
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Get the SIDs of all the groups (including nested) that the given SID is a member of |
qq ad_gid_to_sids
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Get SIDs from GID |
qq ad_join
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Join an Active Directory Domain |
qq ad_leave
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Leave an Active Directory Domain |
qq ad_list
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List Active Directory Configuration |
qq ad_poll
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Poll Active Directory Configuration |
qq ad_sid_to_gid
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Get GID from SID |
qq ad_sid_to_uid
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Get UID from SID |
qq ad_sid_to_username
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Get AD username from SID |
qq ad_uid_to_sids
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Get SIDS from UID |
qq ad_username_to_sids
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Get SIDs from an AD username |
qq add_nodes
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Add un-configured nodes to a Qumulo Cluster |
qq audit_get_config
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Get audit configuration |
qq audit_get_status
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Get audit log status |
qq audit_set_config
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Change audit configuration |
qq auth_add_group
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Add a new group |
qq auth_add_user
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Add a new user |
qq auth_clear_cache
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Clear all cached authorization information |
qq auth_delete_group
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Delete a group |
qq auth_delete_user
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Delete a user |
qq auth_find_identity
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Find all representations of a given identifier |
qq auth_get_all_related_identities
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Get all identities related to the given ID |
qq auth_get_user_defined_mappings
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Get the configured set of AD/LDAP static user defined mappings |
qq auth_list_group
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List a group |
qq auth_list_groups
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List all groups |
qq auth_list_user
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List a user |
qq auth_list_users
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List all users |
qq auth_mod_group
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Modify a group |
qq auth_mod_user
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Modify a user |
qq auth_set_password
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Set a user's password |
qq auth_set_user_defined_mappings
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Replace the configured set of AD/LDAP static identity mappings |
qq capacity_history_files_get
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Get historical largest file data |
qq capacity_history_get
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Get capacity history data |
qq change_password
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Change your password |
qq cluster_conf
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Get the cluster config |
qq cluster_create
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Creates a Qumulo Cluster |
qq cluster_slots
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Get the cluster disk slots status |
qq current_activity_get
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Get the current sampled IOP and throughput rates |
qq dns_get_lookup_overrides
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List the configured set of DNS lookup overrides. These rules override any lookup results from the configured DNS servers and serve as static mappings between IP address and hostname |
qq dns_resolve_hostnames
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Resolve hostnames to IP addresses |
qq dns_resolve_ips
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Resolve IP addresses to hostnames |
qq dns_set_lookup_overrides
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Replace the configured set of DNS lookup overrides. These rules override any lookup results from the configured DNS servers and serve as static mappings between IP address and hostname |
qq floating_ip_allocation
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Get cluster-wide floating IP allocation |
qq fs_acl_explain_chmod
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Explain how setting a POSIX mode would affect a file's acl |
qq fs_acl_explain_posix_mode
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Explain the derivation of POSIX mode from a file's ACL |
qq fs_acl_explain_rights
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Explain how rights are granted to a user for a file. *Note that this command does not discover the user's groups and related identities when computing rights. To provide this information, use the -g argument. |
qq fs_create_dir
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Create a new directory |
qq fs_create_file
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Create a new file |
qq fs_create_link
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Create a new link |
qq fs_create_symlink
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Create a new symbolic link |
qq fs_create_unix_file
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Create a new pipe, character device, block device or socket |
qq fs_delete
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Delete a file system object |
qq fs_delete_tree
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Delete a file system tree recursively |
qq fs_delete_tree_status
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Status of a tree-delete job |
qq fs_file_get_attr
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Get file attributes |
qq fs_file_samples
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Get a number of sample files from the file system |
qq fs_file_set_attr
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Set file attributes |
qq fs_file_set_smb_attrs
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Set SMB extended attributes on the file |
qq fs_get_acl
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Get file ACL |
qq fs_get_stats
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Get file system statistics |
qq fs_list_lock_waiters_by_client
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List waiting lock requests for a particular client machine |
qq fs_list_lock_waiters_by_file
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List waiting lock requests for a particular files |
qq fs_list_locks_by_client
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List locks held by a particular client machine |
qq fs_list_locks_by_file
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List locks held on a particular file |
qq fs_modify_acl
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Modify file ACL |
qq fs_punch_hole
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Create a hole in a region of a file. Destroys all data within the hole. |
qq fs_read
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Read a file |
qq fs_read_dir
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Read a directory |
qq fs_read_dir_aggregates
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Read directory aggregation entries |
qq fs_release_nlm_lock
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Release an arbitrary NLM byte-range lock range *Only use as a last resort after confirming that the owning process has leaked the lock |
qq fs_release_nlm_locks_by_client
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Release NLM byte range locks (ALL) held by client *Only use after confirming that the client is dead as a last resort |
qq fs_rename
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Rename a file system object |
qq fs_resolve_paths
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Resolve file IDs to paths |
qq fs_set_acl
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Set file ACL |
qq fs_walk_tree
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Walk file system tree |
qq fs_write
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Write data to a file |
qq ftp_get_status
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Get FTP server status and settings |
qq ftp_modify_settings
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Set FTP settings |
qq get_vpn_keys
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Get VPN keys stored in the cluster |
qq halt
|
Halt the server |
qq halt_cluster
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Halt the cluster |
qq help
|
QQ documentation |
qq help file_permissions
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Overview for setting, getting, and understanding file permissions. |
qq install_vpn_keys
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Install VPN keys |
qq kerberos_delete_keytab
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Delete the Kerberos keytab |
qq kerberos_get_keytab
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Get the Kerberos keytab |
qq kerberos_get_settings
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Get the Kerberos settings |
qq kerberos_modify_settings
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Modify the Kerberos settings |
qq kerberos_set_keytab
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Set the Kerberos keytab |
qq ldap_get_settings
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Get LDAP server settings from disk |
qq ldap_get_status
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Get LDAP client connection states |
qq ldap_login_name_to_gid_numbers
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Query the LDAP server for the gid numbers for all the groups of which the given login name is a member. This returns a vector of results in the case that the given login name maps to multiple uid numbers. |
qq ldap_login_name_to_uid_numbers
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Get the uidNumbers from a login name using the LDAP server |
qq ldap_set_settings
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Set LDAP server settings on disk |
qq ldap_uid_number_to_login_name
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Get login name from uidNumber using LDAP server |
qq ldap_update_settings
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Update LDAP server settings on disk |
qq login
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Log in to qfsd to get REST credentials |
qq logout
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Remove qfsd REST credentials |
qq monitoring_conf
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Get monitoring configuration |
qq monitoring_status_get
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Get current monitoring status |
qq network_add_network
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Add network configuration |
qq network_conf_get
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Get cluster-wide network config |
qq network_conf_mod
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Modify cluster-wide config |
qq network_delete_network
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Delete network configuration |
qq network_get_interface
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Get configuration for the specified interface |
qq network_get_network
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Get configuration for the specified network |
qq network_list_connections
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Get the list of SMB and NFS protocol connections per node |
qq network_list_interfaces
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List configurations for interfaces on the cluster |
qq network_list_networks
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List network configurations |
qq network_mod_interface
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Modify interface configuration |
qq network_mod_network
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Modify network configuration |
qq network_poll
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Poll network status |
qq nfs_add_export
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Add a new NFS export |
qq nfs_delete_export
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Delete an export |
qq nfs_get_export
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Get an export |
qq nfs_list_exports
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List all NFS exports |
qq nfs_mod_export
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Modify an export |
qq node_chassis_status_get
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Get the status of a node chassis |
qq node_state_get
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Get the operational status of a node |
qq nodes_list
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List nodes |
qq protection_status_get
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Get cluster protection status |
qq quota_create_quota
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Create a directory quota |
qq quota_delete_quota
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Delete a directory quota |
qq quota_get_quota
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Get a directory quota |
qq quota_list_quotas
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List all directory quotas |
qq quota_update_quota
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Update a directory quota |
qq replication_abort_replication
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Abort ongoing replication work for the specified source replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Add a blackout window to the specified source of the replication relationship |
qq replication_authorize
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Authorize the specified replication relationship to establish the cluster as the target of the replication |
qq replication_
|
Create a new replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Delete blackout windows of the specified source replication relationship |
qq replication_
|
Delete the specified source replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Delete the specified target replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Get information about the specified source replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Get current status of the specified source replication relationship |
qq replication_
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Get current status of the specified target replication relationship |
qq replication_
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List statuses for all existing source replication relationships |
qq replication_
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List existing source replication relationships |
qq replication_
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List statuses for all existing target replication relationships |
qq replication_make_target_writable
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Revert target directory to the latest recovery point to ensure that it is in a point-in-time consistent state. Then disconnect the specified target replication relationship, breaking the relationship with the source and making the target directory writable. The revert action may take some time to complete. If the relationship is later reconnected, any changes made to the target directory since the relationship was disconnected will be reverted upon reconnecting. |
qq replication_
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Modify an existing source replication relationship |
qq replication_reconnect_target_relationship
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Reconnect the specified target replication relationship, reestablishing the relationship with the source cluster. The target directory will be made read-only and any changes made to the target directory since the relationship was disconnected will be reverted. |
qq replication_replicate
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Replicate from the source to the target of the specified relationship |
qq replication_reverse_target_relationship
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Reverse source and target for the specified replication relationship. This operation is initiated on the target cluster. The previous target directory will be made the new source, and the previous source directory will be made the new target. After reversal completes, blackout windows will be reset and the relationship will remain disconnected, where replication will not resume. To resume replication after reversal, configure blackout windows from the new source cluster and reconnect the relationship from the new target cluster. |
qq restart
|
Restart the entire machine |
qq restart_cluster
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Restart the cluster |
qq restriper_status
|
Get restriper status |
qq set_cluster_conf
|
Set the cluster config |
qq set_monitoring_conf
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Update the monitoring config |
qq set_node_identify_light
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Turn node identification light on or off |
qq smb_add_share
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Add a new SMB share |
qq smb_delete_share
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Delete a share |
qq smb_list_share
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List a share |
qq smb_list_shares
|
List all SMB shares |
qq smb_mod_share
|
Modify a share |
qq smb_mod_share_permissions
|
Modify a share's permissions |
qq snapshot_calculate_used_capacity
|
Get the space used by the specified snapshots |
qq snapshot_create_policy
|
Create a new snapshot scheduling policy |
qq snapshot_create_snapshot
|
Create a new snapshot |
qq snapshot_delete_policy
|
Delete a single scheduling policy |
qq snapshot_delete_snapshot
|
Delete a single snapshot |
qq snapshot_diff
|
List the differences between two snapshots |
qq snapshot_file_diff
|
List changed byte ranges of a file between two snapshots |
qq snapshot_
|
Get the approximate amount of space for each snapshot that would be reclaimed if deleted |
qq snapshot_get_policy
|
Get a single policy |
qq snapshot_get_policy_status
|
Get a single snapshot policy status |
qq snapshot_get_snapshot
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Get a single snapshot |
qq snapshot_get_status
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Get status of a single snapshot |
qq snapshot_get_total_used_capacity
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Get the total space consumed by all snapshots |
qq snapshot_list_policies
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Lists all policies |
qq snapshot_list_policy_statuses
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List all snapshot policy statuses |
qq snapshot_list_snapshots
|
List all snapshots |
qq snapshot_list_statuses
|
List all snapshot statuses |
qq snapshot_modify_policy
|
Modify an existing snapshot scheduling policy |
qq snapshot_modify_snapshot
|
Modify an existing snapshot |
qq ssl_delete_ca_certificate
|
Delete SSL CA certificate |
qq ssl_get_ca_certificate
|
Get SSL CA certificate |
qq ssl_modify_ca_certificate
|
Set SSL CA certificate |
qq ssl_modify_certificate
|
Set SSL certificates |
qq static_ip_allocation
|
Get cluster-wide static IP allocation |
qq time_get
|
Get time configuration |
qq time_list_timezones
|
List timezones supported by QC |
qq time_series_get
|
Get specified time series data |
qq time_set
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Set time configuration |
qq time_status
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Get time configuration status |
qq unconfigured
|
Checks if the node is unconfigured |
qq unconfigured_nodes_list
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Get the list of unconfigured nodes |
qq upgrade_config
|
List current upgrade prepare config |
qq upgrade_config_set
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Prepare an upgrade using a file on fs |
qq upgrade_status
|
List current upgrade status |
qq version
|
Print current version information |
qq who_am_i
|
Get information on the current user |
NOTE: Once you've accessed a node via ssh, you can see the full list of qq commands by running:
qq -h
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RESOLUTION
You should now be able to successfully complete specific API actions on your cluster by utilizing the qq commands in Qumulo Core
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
QQ CLI: Install Command-Line Tools
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