Useful NetApp Commands

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To go into the advanced mode: 
- priv set advanced (diag mode)

To read files on the console: 
- rdfile 

To read files from your machine: 
- Mount :/vol0 

To write files on the console: 
- wrfile (CTRL-C) 

Some useful disk commands (use -v for more info): 
- sysconfig -r (show disks) 
- aggr status 
- vol stat

vol options 
- nosnap 
- nosnapdirectory 
- no_i2p

vol create -s dist_vol origin:source_vol guarantee=none (thin provisioned) 

Security: 
- qtree security /vol/volume/qtree 
- options wafl 

Snapmirror:
- snapmirror status 
- snapmirror destinations 
- rdfile /etc/snapmirror.allow 
- vol create volumes -s none aggr0 100g (source) 
- vol create volume_dr -s none aggr1 110g (destination) 
- vol restrict volumes_dr 
- snapmirror initialize -s 5train:volumes volume_dr 
- snapmirror status 
- rdfile /etc/snapmirror.conf 

Exports: 
- exportfs -p 
- exportfs -a (if you do this with a file)

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