The "softnas-cmd" command line interface utility facilitates integration with the REST API as a CLI (command line interface).  softnas-cmd is written in CURL and is cross-platform code. It may also be useful as example code for how to use the API, for those who wish to explore it in more detail as a working example. This document has been produced by running `softnas-cmd --help`.

The softnas-cmd CLI is designed to be used from the command line. When running within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment, softnas-cli is a convenient tool for use with Cloud Formation templates, which can be combined to automate configuration and setup of SoftNAS storage systems.

As with all SoftNAS API applications, softnas-cmd requires that you first authenticate with the SoftNAS server using the "login" command.  Once you are logged in, softnas-cmd maintains a simulated cookie jar that emulates how a browser interacts with a web server to maintain session security (required by the SoftNAS server).  Subsequent commands issued via the softnas-cmd CLI make use of the login session (which expires after 30 minutes).

Usage:

^{softnas-cmd [-h | --help] | [[-b | --base_url URL] [-s | --session_id SESSION_ID]  [-i | --insecure] | [-t | --pretty_print] COMMAND [OPTIONS]]}

OPTIONS:

    ^{-h [command name], --help [command name]}

Display this help message and exit. You can specify the command name to get the help for only one softnas command.

    ^{-b, --base_url URL}

Set base url for SoftNAS Application. By default URL=https://localhost/softnas

    ^{-s, --session_id SESSION_ID}

Set the current session id to be used to used store session information. By default SESSION_ID=PPID.

    ^{-i, --insecure}

Disable SSL verification.

    ^{-t, --pretty_print}

Display json result with indentation.

Commands:

login  

Login into SoftNAS Application.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

username

password

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd login softnas Pass4W0rd}

logout 

Logout from SoftNAS Application.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd logout}

resetsessiontimer

This command is used to keep session active. By default session timeout is set to 30 minutes. if you want to keep session from being expired just call this function.    

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd resetsessiontimer}

licenseinfo

Returns the current license information.  

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd licenseinfo}

licenseinstall

Install a new license key for use with SoftNAS.

licenseKey: The license key to apply; i.e., CEAASA-BESNJA-8MEED6-AHAZZN-XHWB8X-A2NUK3 (required)
regName: The registered owner of the license key; i.e., SomeCompanyLLC (required)  

EXAMPLE 1: Install a new license
softnas-cmd licenseinstall licenseKey=CEAASA-BESNJA-8MEED6-AHAZZN-XHWB8X-A2NUK3 regName=SomeCompanyLLC -t

licenseactivate

Activate a license key for use with SoftNAS

COMMAND OPTIONS:

licencekey: the licence key; i.e., "softnas"

register name: the registered name of the license key

hardware id: can be obtained from "licenseinfo" in amazon the hardware id is the instance id     

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd licenseactivate CEAASA-BESNJA-8MEED6-AHAZZN-XHWB8X-A2NUK3 RBLLC i-0b06fe44}

internallicense

Force SoftNAS to use its built-in, default license.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd internallicense}

newlicense

Activate a license key for use with SoftNAS

COMMAND OPTIONS:

newkey: the licence key; i.e., "softnas"
regnew: the registered name of the license key
activationType: manual or online activation type are supported
activationCode: manual activation code

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd newlicense CEAASA-BESNJA-8MEED6-AHAZZN-XHWB8X-A2NUK3 RBLLC manual AZQWERTY-ACTIV-ATION-CODE}

ackagreement

Acknowledge the license agreement (to enable use of the product).

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ackagreement}

checkupdate

Check to see if new software updates are available.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd internallicense}

executeupdate

Execute and apply software updates.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd executeupdate}

statusupdate

Return the status of an update that is in-progress (started by executeupdate).

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd statusupdate}

meterstatus

Return AWS usage meter status (if availble).

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd usagemeter}

availabledisks

Returns list of available disk devices.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd availabledisks}

pools  

Lists available storage pools.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

start: position to start from (used for pagination)

limit: number of items to get

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd pools 1 10}

pooldetails

List a storage pool's detailed attributes.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

pool name: the pool name

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd pooldetails pool1}

poolcommand

Issue a command to control a storage pool.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command name: zpool command name (startscrub, stopscrub, setonline, setoffline, removedevice, replacedevice)

pool name: the pool name

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd poolcommand <command> [arguments]}

deletepool

Delete pool storage.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

pool name: the pool name

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd deletepool pool1}

volumes

List available storage volumes.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

start: position to start from (used for pagination)

limit: number of items to get

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd volumes 1 10}

createvolume

Create a volume.     

COMMAND OPTIONS:

vol_name: name of volume

pool: selected pool name

vol_type: possible values :

provisioning: allocation space type. Possible values :

reserve_space: volume size (number)

reserve_units: size unit i.e G (Giga)

compression: enable compression

dedup: enable deduplication

shareISCS: enable share ISCSI

shareCIFS: enable share CIFS

exportNFS: enable export NFS

enable_snapshots: Enable scheduled volume snapshots

schedule_name: Snapshot schedule name

hourlysnaps: hourly maximum number of scheduled snapshot

dailysnaps: daily maximum number of scheduled snapshot

weeklysnaps: weekly maximum number of scheduled snapshot

minimum_threshold: Minimum amount of data written to volume before new snapshot is created. If user have dozens of volumes, it prevents high system load caused by creating lot of unnecessary 0-size snapshots and of sending them via SnapReplicate.

sync: controls the behavior of synchronous requests

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd createvolume vol_name=volume5 pool=pool3 vol_type=filesystem provisioning=thin exportNFS=on shareCIFS=on dedup=on enable_snapshot=on schedule_name=Default hourlysnaps=5 dailysnaps=10 weeklysnaps=0 sync=always}

editvolume

Edit a volume.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

reserve_space: integer value for volume capacity (G,M,T)

reserve_units: unit for volume capacity (G, M, T)

compression: ZFS compression type

dedup: deduplication

share via iSCSI (exclude completely to disable)

share via CIFS (exclude completely to disable)

export via NFS (exclude completely to disable)

enable_snapshot: enable the identified snapshot

schedule_name: string identifier that represents schedule

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd availabledisks}

deletevolume

Delete a volume.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

volume name: name of volume

pool name: pool name

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd deletevolume volume6 pool3}

schedulelist

List available schedules.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd schedulelist}

snapshotlist

List available snapshots.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

pool name: pool name i.e 'pool3/vol1'

start: position to start from (used for pagination)

limit: number of items to get

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd snapshotlist pool3/vol1 0 10}

snapcommand

Issue a volume snapshot control command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values

- create: create new snapshot. Related options:

- clone: clone snapshot. Related options:

- snap_name: snapshot name to be cloned

EXAMPLE 1 :

Create snapshot.

^{softnas-cmd snapcommand create pool_name=pool1 volume_name=vol1}

EXAMPLE 2 :

Clone snapshot.

^{softnas-cmd snapcommand clone pool_name=pool1 volume_name=vol1 snap_name=snaphot1}

EXAMPLE 3 :

Delete snapshots.

^{softnas-cmd snapcommand delete 'snapshots=pool1,volume1,snap-20150605-140647-cloned-Jun52015-141106:pool1,volume1,snap-20150606-070607'}

iscsitargetlist

Provides a list of available iSCSI targets.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

start: position to start from (used for pagination)

limit: number of items to get

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd iscsitargetlist  0 10}

diskdevices

List of available disk devices and their status

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd diskdevices}

diskmgmt

Issue a disk management command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values

- createS3disk: create s3 disk. Related options:

EXAMPLE 1:

Create s3 disk.

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt createS3disk awsAccessKey=YOUR_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID awsSecretKey=YOUR_AWS_SECRET_KEY s3bucket=softnas-test-1 bucketroot=softnas sizeMaxValue=500 sizeMaxUnits=GB region=default encrypted diskpassword=password123* readahead blockCacheDevice=/dev/xvdf}

EXAMPLE 2:

Get list of buckets.

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt bucketlist}

EXAMPLE 3:

Get list of s3 setting stored in config file.

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt getS3settings}

EXAMPLE 4:

Delete S3 disk.

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt deleteS3disk "/dev/s3-0"}

EXAMPLE 5:

Create EBS Disk General Purpose (SSD).

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt createEBSdisk awsAccessKey=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX awsSecretKey='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' sizeMaxValue=10 type=gp2 numberDisks=2 deleteOnTermination prewarming -t}

EXAMPLE 6:

^{Create EBS Disk Provisioned IOPS (SSD).}

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt createEBSdisk awsAccessKey=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX awsSecretKey='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' sizeMaxValue=100 type=io1 iops=3000 numberDisks=2 deleteOnTermination prewarming -t}

EXAMPLE 7 :

Create Azure Disk.

^{softnas-cmd diskmgmt createAzureDisk username=softnas password=Pass4W0rd storageAccount=SoftnasStorage sizeMaxValue=100 sizeMaxUnits=GB -t}

parted_command

Issue a disk partitioning command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values

- partition_all: partition all disks that are not partitioned

- add_partition: adds a partition to specified disk/s

- remove_partition: removes a partition from specified disk/s

- disk name: selected disk device name

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd parted_command add_partition dev/xvdr}

snaprepcommand

Issue SnapReplicate command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values

- snapverify: verify the remote node. Related options:

- initsnapreplicate: begin initial replicate with remote node

- keyexchange: Exchange servers keys and allow remote servers ssh connection for each node

- snapreplicatestatus: get the current status of replication

- snapreplog: get snapreplicate log

- snapreplicatetasks: get snapreplicate tasks

- forcesync: force full synchronization of all volumes image or specific volume between nodes

- replicatenow: get snapreplicate log

- activate: activate replication

- deactivate: deactivate replication

- takeover: takeover as replication source

- giveback: giveback replication source duties

- deletereplication: remove the replication

- getsettings: get replication settings

- modifysettings: edit replication settings

- loglevel: Logging Level. Possible values

- transportcmd: Transport Command

- transportflags: Transport Flags

- cipherspec: Cipher Spec

- compressenabled: Compress data stream (consumes additional CPU)

- throttleenabled: enable bandwidth Throttle (per stream)

- throttlelimit: limit size

- throttleunits: size unit possible values

EXAMPLE 1:

Verify the SnapReplicate remote node.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand snapverify remotenode=10.227.57.227 userid=softnas password=Pass4W0rd -t}

EXAMPLE 2:

Initiate snapreplicate.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand initsnapreplicate remotenode=10.227.57.227 userid=softnas password=Pass4W0rd type=source -t}     

EXAMPLE 3:

Get snapreplicate status.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand snapreplicatestatus start=0 limit=10 -t}

EXAMPLE 4:

Get snapreplicate log

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand snapreplog start=0 limit=10 -t}

EXAMPLE 5:

Delete snapreplication.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand deletereplication -t}

EXAMPLE 6:

Get replication settings.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand getsettings -t}

EXAMPLE 7:

Force full synchronization of all volumes images between 2 nodes

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand forcesync -t}

EXAMPLE 8:

Force full synchronization volume image between 2 nodes. You can specify a volume (poolname/volumename) to force full synchronization.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand forcesync poolname/volumename -t}

EXAMPLE 9:

Start replication cycle.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand replicatenow -t}

EXAMPLE 10:

Activate replication.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand activate -t}

EXAMPLE 11:

Deactivate replication

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand deactivate -t}

EXAMPLE 12:

Change role to primary node.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand takeover -t}

EXAMPLE 13:

Change role to secondary node.

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand giveback -t}

EXAMPLE 14:

Modify replication settings

^{softnas-cmd snaprepcommand modifysettings loglevel=info transportcmd=ssh transportflags="-o ConnectTimeout=30" cipherspec="aes128-cbc,blowfish-cbc,3des-cbc,cast128-cbc,aes192-cbc,aes256-cbc" compressenabled=on throttleenabled=on throttlelimit=200 throttleunits=K throttleflags= -t}

hacommand

Issue ha command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values:

- checklicense: check for valid ha license

- checkHAcontroller: Check for valid HA Controller IP address

- install: Begin install HA from the SnapReplicate "source" node

- add: Begin Add configuration of SNAP HA from the SnapReplicate "source" node

- del: Delete HA from SnapReplicate

- azure_install: Begin install Azure HA from the SnapReplicate "source" node

- azure_delete: Delete Azure HA from SnapReplicate

EXAMPLE 1:

Check HA license.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand checklicense XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 2:

Install HA.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand install XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 3:

Add HA.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand add YOUR_AWS_ACCESS_KEY YOUR_AWS_SECRET_KEY EIP 54.84.87.120 --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 4:

check HA controller

^{softnas-cmd hacommand checkHAcontroller 50.15.14.15 --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 5:

Delete HA.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand del --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 6:

Azure install HA.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand azure_install azureUsername azurePassword 192.168.1.1 30 4 --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 7:

Azure install HA with Service Principal.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand azure_install https://USERNAME.onmicrosoft.com/UUID azurePassword 192.168.1.1 30 4 TENANT_ID --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 8:

Azure delete HA.

^{softnas-cmd hacommand azure_delele --pretty_print}

test_remote_address

Check if address with port is reachable from instance

COMMAND OPTIONS:

remote_address : ip address or domain trying to reach
remote_port : port on that address (optional)

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd test_remote_address 192.168.0.5 8081}

get_s3_regions

get s3 array of regions

COMMAND OPTIONS:

include_all :get all regions, not just AWS regions

gov : get also AWS gov region

EXAMPLE:

^{get_s3_regions}

^{get_s3_regions include_all=true}

^{get_s3_regions gov=true
get_s3_regions include_all=true gov=true}

perfmon

Get performance monitoring status information.

IMPORTANT: This command gives 30 records. You should call this command in series between each call less than 10 sec to get performance monitoring status information. For the first call this command will return all values as false and each next call with new record values.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd perfmon}

overview

Get NAS overview status information.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd overview}

netstats

Get network performance status information.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd netstats}

diskstats

Get disk performance status information.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd diskstats}

createpool

Creates new storage pool.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

disk devices: list of diskdevices separated by comma ":"

-n pool name: the pool name

-r raid level: possible values:

-f forced creation : possible values on, off

-le use LUKS encryption : possible values on, off, unset (off)
-lp LUKS passphrase : must be provided when LUKS encryption is on
-sync sync mode : possible values standard, always, disabled
-cs case sensitive : possible values on, off
-shared shared : possible values on, off

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd createpool /dev/xvdf:/dev/xvdg -n=pool1 -r=1 -f=on -t}

^{softnas-cmd createpool /dev/xvdf:/dev/xvdg -n=pool1 -r=1 -f=on -le=on -lp=luksPassword.123 -t}

^{softnas-cmd createpool /dev/xvdf:/dev/xvdg -n=pool1 -r=1 -f=on -le=on -lp=Pas4Wrd -sync=standard -cs=off -t}

^{softnas-cmd createpool /dev/s3-1:/dev/s3-2 -n=pool1 -r=1 -f=on -sync=standard -cs=off -shared=on -t}

readcache

Create cache disk devices for pool storage.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

disk devices: list of diskdevices separated by comma ":"

pool name: the pool name

force cache: possible values on, off

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd readcache /dev/xvdr pool3 on}

writelog

Create log disk devices for pool storage.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

disk devices: list of diskdevices separated by comma ":"

pool name: the pool name

raid level: possible values 0, 1

force cache: possible values on, off

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd writelog /dev/xvdk pool3 0 on}

addspare

Add spare disk to storage pool.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

disk devices: list of diskdevices separated by comma ":"

pool name: the pool name

forced spare: possible values on, off

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd addspare /dev/xvdn pool3 on}

importpool

Import deleted or foreign pools.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

pool name: the pool name

pool type: possible values deleted, foreign

force: possible values on, off

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd importpool pool1 deleted on}

backup

Issue a EBS snapshots backup command.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command: possible values

- list: list ebs backup snapshots. Related options:

- create: create new ebs backup snapshot. Related options:

- restore: restore ebs snapshot. Related options:

- delete: clone snapshot. Related options:

EXAMPLE 1:

List ebs backup snapshots.

^{softnas-cmd backup list 0 10 --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 2:

Clone snapshot.

^{softnas-cmd backup create 'yourAWSAccessKey' 'yourAWSSecretKey' --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 3:

Restore ebs snapshot.

^{softnas-cmd backup restore 'SnapshotID' 'yourAWSAccessKey' 'yourAWSSecretKey' --pretty_print}

EXAMPLE 4:

Delete ebs snapshot.

^{softnas-cmd backup delete 'SnapshotID' --pretty_print}

userpassword

change password for specified user

COMMAND OPTIONS:

user : username (ex. softnas)
oldpassword : old user password
newpassword : new user password

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd userpassword user=softnas}

tier_devices

List tiered storage devices.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_devices}

tier_enable

Mark tiered storage device as enabled (but do not import it).

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_enable name=tierA}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_enable device=sdtiera}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_enable uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_disable

Mark tiered storage device as disabled (but do not export it)

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

softnas-cmd tier_disable name=tierA

EXAMPLE:

softnas-cmd tier_disable device=sdtiera

EXAMPLE:

softnas-cmd tier_disable uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF

tier_export

Stop tiered storage device if it is not in use without marking as disabled (will auto-import on reboot or takeover)

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_export name=tierA}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_export device=sdtiera}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_export uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_import

Activate an exported tier storage device.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_import name=tierA}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_import uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_getpolicy

Display current storage migration policy JSON document

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_getpolicy name=tierA}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_getpolicy device=sdtiera}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_getpolicy uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_setpolicy

Apply new storage migration policy.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

policy: JSON string encapsulated in '' (retrieve using tier_getpolicy)

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_setpolicy {name=tierA|device=sdtiera|uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF} policy='[{"hit_collecttime":"23250","max_age":"46401","device":"zd0","order":"0"},{"hit_collecttime":"43200","max_age":"86400","device":"zd16","order":"1"}]'}

tier_resize

Expand tiered storage device when underlying volumes have grown.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_resize name=tierA}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_resize device=sdtiera}

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_resize uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_get_migration_state

return the current data migration status for the selected tier

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

* If no device is given, all tier states will be returned

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_get_migration_state name=tierA}

^{softnas-cmd tier_get_migration_state device=sdtiera}

^{softnas-cmd tier_get_migration_state uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

tier_set_migration_state

enable or disable background tier storage migration - when re-enabled, migration begins immediately.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

name: human-readable tier name (ex. tierA)

device: device node (ex. sdtiera)

uuid: tier uuid

state : enabled or disabled (default: enabled)

* If no device is given, all tier states will be returned

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd tier_set_migration_state state=enabled name=tierA
softnas-cmd tier_set_migration_state state=disabled device=sdtiera
softnas-cmd tier_set_migration_state uuid=5B074FFFFF23FFFF56FFFFFF}

ultrafast_get_uuid

enable or disable background tier storage migration - when re-enabled, migration begins immediately.

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_get_uuid}

ultrafast_get_authorized_onramps

return the list of onramps (sources) authorized to connect to this offramp (target)

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_get_authorized_onramps}

ultrafast_get_configured_offramps

return the list of offramps (targets) this onramp (source) was configured to connect to

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_get_uuid}

ultrafast_scheduling

return the list of schedule containing hourly bandwidth throttles that can be set (or is currently set) to a connection

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_scheduling}

ultrafast_authorize_onramp

authorize an onramp (source) to connect to this offramp (target)

COMMAND OPTIONS:

onramp uuid : uuid of the onramp
onramp secret : onramp secret string
offramp secret : offramp secret string

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_authorize_onramp 62f0d535-167c-4c34-9a00-002893c12a89 9397b58923c595ee 3ecf7d521bc8068c}

ultrafast_add_offramp

configure an offramp (target) this onramp (source) will automatically connect to

COMMAND OPTIONS:

offramp uuid : uuid of the offramp
offramp dns : dns/ip of the offramp
offramp udp port: configured offramp udp port used for the tunnel communication
onramp secret : onramp secret string
offramp secret : offramp secret string
max upstream : maximum upstream bandwidth throttle
max downstream : maximum downstream bandwidth throttle
schedule uuid : uuid of the schedule info containing hourly bandwidth throttles (optional)

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_add_offramp 62f0d535-167c-4c34-9a00-002893c12a89 172.16.0.148 8888 9397b58923c595ee 3ecf7d521bc8068c 1000 1000
softnas-cmd ultrafast_add_offramp 62f0d535-167c-4c34-9a00-002893c12a89 172.16.0.148 8888 9397b58923c595ee 3ecf7d521bc8068c 1000 1000 62f0d535-167c-4c34-9a00-002893c12a8a}

ultrafast_remove_offramp

remove an offramp (target) this onramp (source) will automatically connect to (or is currently connected with)

COMMAND OPTIONS:

offramp uuid : uuid of the offramp

EXAMPLE:

^{softnas-cmd ultrafast_remove_offramp 62f0d535-167c-4c34-9a00-002893c12a89}

help

Display help text.

COMMAND OPTIONS:

command name : Optional. If you wish to know the help content for a particular command, add the command name. 

EXAMPLE:

softnas-cmd help snaprepcommand