smcr - Print information about SMC-R link groups, links and devices

       smcr - Print information about SMC-R link groups, links and devices

-v, -version
              Print the version of the smcr utility and exit.

       -a, -absolute
              Print absolute statistic value (valid only for stats).

       -d, -details
              Print detailed information.

       -dd, -ddetails
              Print more detailed information.

       Successful smcr commands return 0 and display the requested link group, link or device  information.   If
       an  error occurs, smcr writes a message to stderr and completes with a return code other than 0. Possible
       error messages to stderr in case of non-zero return code:

       SMCmodulenotloaded
              Either kernel is not supporting the smcr tool or the smc kernel module is not loaded.

af_smc(7), smcd(8), smcr(8), smcr-device(8), smcr-info(8), smcr-linkgroup(8) smcr-stats(8), smcr-ueid(8)

smc-tools                                           June 2020                                            SMCR(8)

OBJECTdevice One or more SMC-R devices.

       info   Generic SMC information.

       linkgroup
              One or more SMC-R link groups or links.

       stats  SMC-R statistics.

       ueid   Work with User defined Enterprise IDs (UEID).

       The  names of all objects can be abbreviated down to a unique stem. For example device can be abbreviated
       to dev or just d.  For more information about individual objects see the man pages in SEEALSO section.

   COMMAND
       Specifies the action to perform on the object.  The set of possible actions depends on the  object  type.
       For  most  objects  you can specify the  show or link-show command. Use the help command for an object to
       print information about the available actions and the specific syntax for that object.

       If no command is given, a default command is assumed.

smcr [ OPTIONS ] OBJECT { COMMAND | help }

       OBJECT := { info | linkgroup | device | stats | ueid }

       OPTIONS := { -v[ersion] | -a[bsolute] | -d[etails] | -dd[etails] }