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do you mean, like connecting via SSH ?<br />
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SSH access to EMC SANs, is for service and support operations, no general management like comparing to a NetApp filer, e.g. creation of LUNs, volumes etc<br />
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You have to remember, that NetApp filer GUI and Java management came after they developed the SSH CLI.
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do you mean, like connecting via SSH ?

SSH access to EMC SANs, is for service and support operations, no general management like comparing to a NetApp filer, e.g. creation of LUNs, volumes etc

You have to remember, that NetApp filer GUI and Java management came after they developed the SSH CLI.

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Correct, also is there any BMC/SP access &nbsp;like NetApp?
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Correct, also is there any BMC/SP access  like NetApp?

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I am new to EMC vnx and I am wondering whether we can admin via cli like netapp?
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I am new to EMC vnx and I am wondering whether we can admin via cli like netapp?

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