Managing the HP NetStorage 6000 Using Telnet

Commands
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locks The locks command reports the current file locks held by network clients. The actual name of
the file on which locks are held is not available. Instead, the volume name and node number
are reported, which should help you identify the actual file. Every attempt is made to identify
the lock owner as a process ID on a particular client.
Usage:
locks
locks See lockd, statd, and crashlocks.
load The load command is used to load a module or to report the loaded modules. A loadable mod-
ule is a file separate from the main «upperCaseProduct» image that contains an extension, such
as a device driver, additional service, or field maintenance patch.
During startup, the boot directory is scanned for modules. A module file name ends with
.nsm.
The modules are then loaded in alphabetical order. Dependencies between modules are han-
dled by adjusting the module file names so that they are loaded in correct order.
Usage:
load [ filename ]
Example: load
load $bootdir/perftest.nsm
loadvars The loadvars command loads the variable settings contained in the values file.
Usage:
loadvars
logtail The logtail command shows the last 31 log entries. During system startup, log entries are
made which report device configurations, volumes, and other pertinent information. During
normal operation, log entries are made which report device errors, security violations, and
other routine status information.
Usage:
logtail
ls The ls command is used to get a list of the files and subdirectories in a directory. The directory
argument must be supplied, and must be the true pathname of the directory (e.g., wildcards
may not be used).
Usage:
ls directory
Example: ls /
ls $bootdir
ls /vol7/util
menu The menu command starts the Main Menu.
The
menu command may be accessed from a network client via the TELNET protocol, pro-
vided the network client supports an ANSI terminal mode. The ANSI terminal escape
sequences used by the menu system are:
ESC [ H ESC [ 2 J clear the screen