HP XC System Software Installation Guide Version 3.0

Table F-4 Service Configuration Command Descriptions
Description and UseageCommand
Displays user-created node attribute and attribute assignments sorted
by attribute name.
[l]ist
Sample use:
svcs> list
Attributes:
na_disable_client.supermond
na_disable_server.cmf
Assignments:
na_disable_client.supermond: n1
na_disable_server.cmf: n3
Displays user-created node attribute and attribute assignments sorted
by node name.
[n]odes
Sample use:
svcs> list
Attributes:
na_disable_client.supermond
na_disable_server.cmf
Assignments:
n1: na_disable_client.supermond
n3: na_disable_server.cmf
Creates a new node attribute with a specific name. You must create an
attribute before it can be added to one or more nodes. You will receive
an error if you try to create an attribute that already exists.
[c]reate attribute_name
Sample use:
svcs> create na_disable_server.cmf
Destroys an existing attribute with a specific name; it is the opposite of
the create function. All occurrences of this attribute on a node or
[d]estroy attribute_name
nodes are removed as well. You will receive an error if you try to destroy
an attribute that does not exist.
Sample use:
svcs> destroy na_disable_server.cmf
Adds a node attribute to a specific node or node list. The attribute must
have been created previously.
[a]dd attribute_name node|node_list
Node lists can take two forms: explicit (such as n1, n2, n3, n5) or
condensed (such as n[1–3,5])
In the node list examples, the node prefix is the letter n. Replace n with
the node-naming prefix you chose for your nodes.
Sample use:
svcs> add na_disable_client.supermond n1
Removes a node attribute from a specific node or nodes ; it is the
opposite of the add function. In order to remove an attribute, the
[r]emove attribute_name node|node_list
attribute must already exist, and the specified node or nodes must be
assigned with the attribute.
Sample use:
svcs> remove na_disable_client.supermond n3
Destroys all attributes in the database. Use this command with extreme
caution (if at all) because it can remove essential node attributes and
[w]ipe
attribute additions to nodes that are needed for proper system operation.
Take note of any attributes provided by the HP XC System Software
before issuing a wipe command so that you can restore them
afterwards.
Sample use:
svcs> wipe
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