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Active Distributed Management Card Command-Line Interface Commands (Continued)
TABLE 3-1
Command
Type
Command
showntpserver
showfru target instance field
showhostname
showservicemode
showcpustate
Power control
poweroff cpu_node
poweron cpu_node
powersupply
n on|off
CPU control
console cpu_node
break cpu_node
reset [-h]
[dmc|1A|cpu_node]
[-x cpu_node]
Permis-
sion
Description
Display the IP address of the NTP server.
Display FRU ID information. Refer to
Netra CT Server FRU ID Information" on page 15
for more information.
This command is also supported on third-party
node boards. Refer to
Information for a Third-Party Node Board" on
page 68
for more information.
Display the value of the hostname used in the CLI
prompt.
Display the value of the distributed management
card service mode.
Display the board type, power state, and boot state
for each slot in the system. Refer to
Board State Information" on page 49
information. This command is also supported on
third-party node boards.
r
Power off the specified node slot, where cpu_node
can be 2 through 21. This command is also
supported on third-party node boards.
r
Power on the specified node slot, where cpu_node
can be 2 through 21. This command is also
supported on third-party node boards.
r
Switch on or off the specified power supply unit,
where n can be 1 through 8.
c
Enter console mode and connect to the specified
node board, where cpu_node can be 3 through 20.
c
Put the server in debug mode, where cpu_node can
be 3 through 20.
r
Reset (reboot) a specified node.
reset [dmc|1A|cpu_node]produces a soft reset
(reboots the operating system), where dmc is the top
distributed management card; 1A is the top
distributed management card; and cpu_node can be 3
through 20.
reset -x produces a hard reset (resets the board),
where cpu_node can be 2 through 21.
reset -x is also supported on third-party node
boards.
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