Comprehensive Commands; Basic Console Commands - DEC 4000 600 series Owner's Manual

What Are the Console Commands?
Table 3–1 Basic Console Commands
Command Syntax
boot boot [-flags [longword,]longword] [-halt]
[boot_device]
cdp cdp [-{a,i,n,o,u}] [-sn] [-sa allclass] [-su
unitnum] [dssi_device]
continue continue
date date [yyyymmddhhmm.ss]
help help [command . . . ]
init init
man man [command . . . ]
set set [-default] envar val
set host set host [-dup] [-task task_name] device
show show [envar] [{config,device,memory, pal,
version}]
test test
It should rarely be necessary for you to enter comprehensive
Comprehensive
console commands. Using these commands requires detailed
Commands
knowledge of your system. Do not use these commands without
fully understanding the effect they can have on your DEC 4000
AXP system.
To see a list of the comprehensive commands, enter
at the console prompt.
For information about comprehensive console commands, refer to
the DEC 4000 AXP Model 600 Series Technical Manual.
3–2 Console Commands
Description
Boots the operating system.
Configures DSSI drive IDs.
Resumes program execution.
Displays or sets the current date
and time.
Displays online help using console
commands.
Initializes the system.
Displays online help using console
commands.
Sets an environment variable.
Sets host to another MSCP DUP
server on a DSSI device.
Displays the value of an
environment variable or displays
configuration information.
Tests the system and displays
results.
help
or
man