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 ===== Command line base setup =====
+https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/STXNRM_3.13.6/coss.doc/pdfs/applianceConfiguration_bookmap.pdf
 When you deploy base image, you have to choose the role of each appliance: manager, accessor, slicestor
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 Once installed you have to configure the network
-LACP is supported but not VLAN tagging
+LACP is supported but not VLAN tagging (for advanced config check the link to PDF)
 <cli prompt='#'>
 my-cos-s03# port list
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 </cli>
+===== Additionnal commands =====
+To switch to root:
+<cli prompt='#'>
+cos-s03# su
+root@dcas-cos-s03:~# df -h
+Filesystem                                                                 Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
+udev                                                                        47G     0   47G   0% /dev
+tmpfs                                                                      9.3G  1.3M  9.3G   1% /run
+/dev/md126p2                                                               440G  9.1G  408G   3% /lib/live/mount/medium
+...
+</cli>
+Version
+<cli prompt='#'>
+cos-s03# version
+ClevOS 3.15.7.54
+cos-s03# appliance
+Model: IBM Cloud Object Storage Slicestor12
+Serial Number: 4957-C10 78XXXX
+</cli>
+Health
+<cli prompt='#'>
+cos-s03# health state
+...
+cpu.1.temperature                   = OK
+fan.controller.1.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.2.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.3.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.4.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.5.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.6.speed              = OK
+fan.controller.7.speed              = OK
+fan.jbod1.1.speed                   = OK
+fan.jbod1.2.speed                   = OK
+fan.jbod1.3.speed                   = OK
+fan.jbod1.4.speed                   = OK
+psu.controller.Power Supply 1.status                               = OK
+psu.controller.Power Supply 2.status                               = OK
+psu.jbod1.PCM 0 Power Supply.status = OK
+psu.jbod1.PCM 1 Power Supply.status = OK
+drive.1dd98794-383b-46e1-9d12-d4f245e8eaa3:controller:front:0.temperature = OK
+drive.1dd98794-383b-46e1-9d12-d4f245e8eaa3:controller:front:1.temperature = OK
+drive.2d3e30ce-dafa-4ad2-b0ec-02ea4462fa26.status                  = ONLINE
+drive.2d3e30ce-dafa-4ad2-b0ec-02ea4462fa26.temperature             = OK
+drive.03b66381-0ee3-46de-b17a-5d5cc792daa8.status                  = ONLINE
+drive.03b66381-0ee3-46de-b17a-5d5cc792daa8.temperature             = OK
+drive.77a103e5-cd4a-43e7-8c9d-cb7f9a792cc3.status                  = ONLINE
+drive.77a103e5-cd4a-43e7-8c9d-cb7f9a792cc3.temperature             = OK
+...
+</cli>
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   * RTO sensitive workloads
+===== Bucket Object Lock ====
+https://github.com/aws/aws-cli
+The Curl command didn't work so I used the aws s3 commands. (You need to have it installed for the commands to
+work)
+Please follow the steps below:
+  * Enable Object Lock feature on Manager GUI
+  * Enable Object Lock configuration on Storage Pool. Click on Configure button on Object Lock section.
+  * Select Container vaults to enable Object Lock. Versioning enabled on selected Container vaults as well.
+  * Create bucket and run commands to enable Versioning and Object Lock on the individual bucket.
+__NOTE__ Enabling Object lock will not affect the existing vaults.
+The below is an example which I tried in my lab to enable Versioning and then Object Lock. Maybe you can try
+replicating the same to see if it works.
+==== create bucket ====
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% curl -X PUT http://10.10.64.98:8337/container/testlockbucket -u jeff:password -d '{"storage_location":"cv1","service_instance":"jeff1"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json"
+</cli>
+<code>
+{
+"storage_location":"76c978d7-3e92-7946-11b8-2f8dd0e56865",
+"name":"testlockbucket",
+"service_instance":"jeff1",
+"acl": {
+"jeff1@00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000002":["FULL_CONTROL"]
+},
+"retention_policy": {
+"status":"COMPLIANCE",
+"permanent_retention_enabled":false
+},
+"hard_quota":0,
+"time_created":"2024-06-21T07:38:25.146Z",
+"time_updated":"2024-06-21T07:38:25.155Z",
+"versioning_state":"Disabled",
+"has_replication":"Not Present"
+}
+</code>
+==== check versioning status ====
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api get-bucket-versioning --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --profile jeff-lab2
+</cli>
+==== enable versioning ====
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api put-bucket-versioning --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --versioning-configuration
+</cli>
+<code>
+Status=Enabled --profile jeff-lab2
+</code>
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api get-bucket-versioning --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --profile jeff-lab2
+</cli>
+<code>
+{
+"Status": "Enabled"
+}
+</code>
+==== check object lock status ====
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api get-object-lock-configuration --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --profile jeff-lab2
+</cli>
+<code>
+An error occurred (ObjectLockConfigurationNotFoundError) when calling the GetObjectLockConfiguration operation:
+Object Lock configuration does not exist for this bucket
+</code>
+==== enable object lock ====
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api put-object-lock-configuration --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --object-lock-configuration ObjectLockEnabled=Enabled --profile jeff-lab2
+</cli>
+<cli prompt='%'>
+% aws s3api get-object-lock-configuration --endpoint-url http://10.10.64.98 --bucket testlockbucket --profile jeff-lab2
+</cli>
+<code>
+{
+"ObjectLockConfiguration": {
+"ObjectLockEnabled": "Enabled"
+}
+}
+</code>

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