Managing the HP NetStorage 6000 Using Telnet

Commands
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With an argument, the drive partition table is examined and shown. If there is no SFS partition
and enough disk space for one, you are asked if you want to delete the partition.
The
disk command does not manage volumes. It repairs the partition table in emergencies.
After deleting a partition, promptly shutdown and reboot the system.
Example:
disk
disk hrdc0d0
disk aha1d30
echo The echo command simply shows its arguments. It is usually used in command scripts to
report progress.
Example:
echo hello world
echo this is a longer message
exit The exit command causes the command line interpreter to stop processing commands. When
the
exit command is used from a command script, the remainder of the script is ignored. When
used from a remote (Telnet) connection, the connection is closed. When used from the console,
the
exit command is effectively ignored.
fsck The fsck command performs consistency checks on the SFS volumes named by the argu-
ments. The
fsck command may take a very long time depending on how many files are on the
volume. Any inconsistencies are reported, and you are asked whether or not to make repairs.
The
fsck command does not inspect DOS volumes; use the chkdsk command under DOS.
Usage:
fsck volume …
Example: fsck vol7
halt The halt command initiates a procedure that stops the server in an orderly fashion and then
halts the computer. This is typically used before powering off the system.
Usage:
halt
help The help command with no arguments lists the commands available through the command
interpreter. With arguments, the
help command gives a brief description and usage message.
Command can be a wildcard, and a description for each command that matches the wildcard
is given.
Usage:
help [ command … ]
Example: help
help control
help pj*