HP NetStorage 6000 Management Manual page 43

perm
During backup, the files and directories are read using user ID 0 (root). Make sure the remote
system will allow your «upperCaseProduct» root access so that all files and directories can be
backed up. Otherwise, an access violation might occur, preventing the backup. On UNIX sys-
tems, see file /etc/exports and possibly the exportfs(1) command. On remote «upperCaseProd-
uct» systems, simply enter this «upperCaseProduct» host as a trusted host using menu item
Trusted Hosts
Usage:
Example:
nfsunmount — command
The
nfsunmount
Usage:
Example:
password — command
The password
a user, for administrative access to the command interpreter and menus, or for access to the
modems. The last usage synopsis is used 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 asked to verify the new password by entering it again.
Usage:
Example:
ping The
ping
inquiry packet is sent, and the remote host sends back a reply.
ICMP protocol.
Usage:
Example:
The permission this server may allow itself for accessing remote files. This may be
for read-only access, in which case this server will make no attempt to create or
modify files on the remote server. Or it may be rw for read-write access, in which
case this server may create or modify files. In order to restore files from tape to the
remote server, this must be set to
.
nfsmount [ localname [ server:path] [ option=value ... ]]
nfsmount /xsvol other-\*(Ns:/svol
nfsmount /xsvol perm=ro
nfsmount
command is used to unmount a remote NFS volume.
nfsunmount localname
nfsunmount /xsvol
See
nfsmount.
command is used to set, change, or clear a password. The password may be for
password user
password admin
password modem
password
user user
password fred
password user fred
password admin
command is used to see if another host is responding to the net-work. A small
ping hostname/addr ...
ping aclient
ping 192.3.4.10
. Default: perm= .
rw rw
Ping
Commands
M.
is an application of the
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