Fnet Clone Drive Serial Number

The command shows node serial numbers, capacity pool serial numbers and support serial numbers. This report is helpful in evaluating the amount of unique capacity pools that are currently in use and shows which license are used to support each capacity pool.

This command will provide information about the network topology. The output of this command includes the following columns:

Node Name - Name of the node as it appears in the XML output of the show node list command.

Node UUID - UUID of the node as it appears in the XML output of the show node list command.

Node Role - The node role(s) of the node, if applicable.

Node Status - The node status information for the node, if applicable.

Node Attributes - Attributes of the node that make up the node’s identity. This includes things like the node's IP address, its port number, the node's host name, and more.

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