powermt check ----Checks for, and optionally removes, dead paths.
powermt Command Syntax
powermt check [class=symmclariionall] [force]
[hba=hba#all] [dev=pathdeviceall]
powermt check_registration
powermt config
powermt display [pathsports] [class=symmclariionall]
[every=seconds]
powermt display [ports] [dev=deviceall]
[class=symmclariionall] [every=seconds]
powermt display options
powermt load [class=symmclariionall] [file=pathname]
powermt remove [class=symmclariionall] [force]
hba=hba#all dev=pathdeviceall
powermt remove [class=symmclariionall] [force]
hba=hba#all dev=pathdeviceall
powermt restore [class=symmclariionall] [force]
[hba=hba#all] [dev=pathdeviceall]
powermt save [file=pathname]
powermt set periodic_autorestore=onoff
[class=symmclariionall]
powermt set mode=activestandby
[class=symmclariionall] [hba=hba#all]
[dev=pathdeviceall]
powermt set policy=lilbrrre
[class=symmclariionall] [dev=deviceall]
powermt set policy=sonr [dev=deviceall] (Symmetrix only)
powermt set policy=bfco [dev=deviceall] (CLARiiON only)
powermt set priority=priority#
[class=symmclariionall] [dev=deviceall]
powermt version
powermt set write_throttle=onoff
[class=symmclariionall] [dev=deviceall]
powermt set write_throttle_queue=queue_depth#
[class=symmclariionall] [dev=pathdeviceall]
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