Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 - LINUX TIPS FOR NETWARE ADMINISTRATORS Manual page 39

NetWare Command Purpose or Subcommand
REPLACE Unload and reload a
specific module in one
step.
Execute a list of
REPLAY
commands that were
recorded in and saved in a
session using the
RECORD command.
RESET Reset server parameters
ENVIRONMENT that have been modified to
their default values.
RESET NETWORK Reset a network adapter
ADAPTER manually.
RESET NETWORK Restart a logical board that
INTERFACE has been shut down using
the SHUTDOWN NETWORK
INTERFACE
RESET ROUTER Reset the router table in
the server if the table
becomes inaccurate or
corrupted.
RESET SERVER Bring down the server and
then restart it immediately.
Bring down the server and
RESTART SERVER
then restart it immediately.
View or modify user or
RIGHTS
group rights for files,
directories, and volumes.
Generate stub and
RMIC
skeleton class files (JRMP
protocol) and stub and tie
class files (IIOP protocol)
for Java.
RMID Start the activation system
daemon for Java.
RMIREGISTRY Create and start a remote
object registry on the
specified port on the
current host.
Linux Command
Counterpart
—
—
—
ifdown
ifup
ifdown
ifup
command.
rcnetwork
restart
yast
init 6
shutdown -r
now
init 6
shutdown -r
now
rights
rmic
rmid
rmiregistry
Alternatives and Notes
Performing an equivalent action on
Linux can prevent the system from
running. Not recommended.
This is related to the comment for
the RECORD utility. Using your
chosen shell script methods, run the
script you have created.
This is NetWare functionality that is
available for selected services in
YaST but not at the command
prompt.
For more information, see the
respective man pages.
For more information, see the
respective man pages.
For help with rcnetwork , enter
rcnetwork -h at the command
prompt.
For help with YaST, enter
yast -h
at the command prompt.
For more information, see the
respective man pages.
For more information, see the
respective man pages.
The command works only
rights
on NSS file systems.
For more information, see the
man page.
For more information, see the
man page.
For more information, see the
rmiregistry man page.
NetWare/Linux Command Map
rmic
rmid
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