usage: ecgroup -add [-m, --member <group members>] [-t, --type <group type>] <group name>| -delete <group name> | -list <group name>

This command enables you to add, delete or list pico groups of EC/ECSAs.

-add

Use ecgroup -add to add a new EC group:

Example - Adding an EC group

$ mzsh mzadmin/<password> ecgroup -add --member ec1 ec2 --type ec ecgroup1

Option Description

[-m, --member <members>]

The name of the EC/ECSAs that to add to the group.

[-t, --type <type>] The type of group, i e ec or ecsa.

-delete

Use ecgroup -delete to delete an EC group:

Example - Deleting an EC group

$ mzsh mzadmin/<password> ecgroup -delete ecgroup1

Use ecgroup -list to view a specific ecgroup or all EC groups:

Example - Listing EC groups

$ mzsh mzadmin/<password> ecgroup -list ecgroup1

$ mzsh mzadmin/<password> ecgroup -list

Listed below are the different return codes for the ecgroup command:

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1	Will be returned in case of an illegal argument.
2	Will be returned in case of communication error.
11	Will be returned if you try to add a group that already exists.
12	Will be returned if the group could not be added.
13	Will be returned if the group could not be added because the group member you have have tried to add does not exist.
14	Will be returned if the group could not be added because the group name was invalid.
15	Will be returned if the group could not be added because the EC type was invalid.
16	Will be returned if the group could not be added because the group member was of an invalid type.
20	Will be returned if the group could not be deleted because the group does not exist.
21	Will be returned if the group could not be deleted.

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