Managing the HP NetStorage 6000 Using Telnet

Commands
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Usage: set varname value
Example: set hostname server10
set inet.addr 192.3.4.100
show The show command gives the names and values of variables. With no varname/patn argument,
show gives the names and values of all variables.
The varname/patn arguments may be a variable name (e.g., hostname), or a wildcard that
matches multiple names (e.g., com?.name, inet.*).
Usage:
show [ varname/patn … ]
Example: show
show com1.*
show *.ptype
show *dir*
shutdown The shutdown command initiates a procedure that stops the server in an orderly fashion and
then reboots the computer.
Usage:
shutdown
source The source command reads and executes commands from filename. By saving commonly
used command sequences in a file, you can use the
source command to execute the sequence.
Usage:
source filename
Example: source $bootdir/myscript.ncf
source /vol7/scripts/quickinfo.ncf
status The status command inspects low-level server status information. The what arguments, if any,
specify what status information is reported:
hi Hardware interrupt counts
si Software interrupt counts
ai Address space information, including memory utilization
ti Thread status information
dm Device manager information
fs File system information including size, free space, and activity
rm Remote mount information, including the mounting client, the directory pathname
mounted, and activity
up Uptime, how long since the server was last started
all All of the above.
With no arguments, thread status is reported.