Managing the HP NetStorage 6000 Using Telnet

pwtest The pwtest command is used to verify a password. The password may be for a user, for

administrative access to the command interpreter and menus, or for access to the modems. The

last usage synopsis is used when for a user with the name admin or modem.

You are asked to enter the password, and as you do the

* character is printed for security. When

you press the enter key, you are told whether or not the pass-word is correct.

Usage:

pwtest user

pwtest admin

pwtest modem

pwtest user user

Example: pwtest fred

pwtest user fred

pwtest admin

quit The quit command is another name for the exit command.

Usage:

quit

ratecopy The ratecopy command copies file source-filename to file new-filename and then reports the

time and speed of the operation. This may be used as a basic test of server operations, or may

be used to evaluate different disk drives. Blocksize is the size in bytes of each read and write

request. The default blocksize is 8192 bytes.

Usage:

ratecopy source-filename new-filename [ blocksize ]

Example: ratecopy $bootdir/testfile /vol7/testfile

ratecopy $bootdir/testfile /vol7/testfile 512

ratecopy /vol7/1meg-file /vol8/1meg-file

ratecpu The ratecpu command runs a series of CPU intensive operations, and then reports the seconds

required to complete the series. This may be used to compare the CPU performance of differ-

ent hardware platforms. The

ratecpu command seizes the system, and should only be run

when the server is not being used by network clients.

Usage:

ratecpu

ratemem The ratemem command runs a series of memory intensive operations, and then reports the sec-

onds required to complete the series. This may be used to compare the memory performance of

different hardware platforms. The

ratemem command seizes the system, and should only be

run when the server is not being used by network clients.

Usage:

ratemem

ratenet The ratenet command sends packets to another network host, and then reports the time

required.