Managing the HP NetStorage 6000 Using Telnet

• the network parameters

• the timezone parameters

• the modem and printer configuration

When used with no argument, the information is displayed directly to the user. When given a

file argument, the information is stored into the named file. When given a printer argument,

the information is queued for the named printer. The presence of a / character indicates that the

argument is a file name rather than a printer name.

Usage:

report [ file| printer]

Example: report

report ps1

report $bootdir/report.out

revoke The revoke command deletes the remote NFS mount information for each host given. It can

be used to clean up mounts that are no longer in use when the client can not do so.

Usage:

revoke hostname/addr …

Example: revoke aclient

revoke 192.3.4.5

savevars The savevars command save all variable values to the values files.

Usage:

savevars

scanvars The scanvars command initiates a procedure that scans the system variables to determine

configuration information. The configuration information includes:

• the server network address and other network parameters (inet.*)

• printers

• modems

You would usually use

scanvars after you have changed several configuration variables with

the set command, and want the changes to take effect. Normally, you would use the

periph

command or the menus to make configuration changes, and the variables are scanned automat-

ically.

Example:

set com2.ptype printer

set com2.setting 4800n81n

scanvars

unset com2.*

scanvars

set inet.ipaddr 192.3.4.100

scanvars

set The set command changes the value associated with a variable. The variable is created if nec-

essary. The

show command is used to examine the values of variables.