Overland Storage SnapServer Administrator's Manual page 265

SnapServer/GuardianOS 7.5 Administrator's Guide
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Command
date timezones
diskunits
domain get
domain list
dri create
dri recover system
dri recover volume
email get
email set
event clear
event get
exit
factorydefaults
fscheck
ftp get
ftp set
globalspares list
globalspares remove
globalspares add
group create
group delete
group get
group list
group set
group member add
group member delete
group members get
group members list
history
homedirs get
homedirs set
hostfile add
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Description
List the available timezones (used in conjunction with the
date set command)
Get status information of all the disk units on the server
Get the domains known to the SnapServer and their
properties
List the domains known to the SnapServer
Create a Disaster Recovery Image (dri)
Restore a Disaster Recovery Image (dri)
Restore a Disaster Recovery Volume Image (dri)
Get email notification settings
Set email notification settings
Clear all events in the System Event Log
Display the System Event Log
Quit the command line, log off, and exit ssh/bash session.
NOTE: If user has started another shell, the command 'exit'
will return them to the SnapServer command line
shell.
Reset the SnapServer settings back to the factory defaults,
will reboot
Check or repair the user or root filesystem
Get the current ftp settings, including anonymous user
access
Set the current ftp settings, including anonymous user
access
List global spares
Remove a disk from the global spares list
Add a disk to the global spares list
Create a local group
Delete a local group
Get available groups with their associated information
List available groups
Change the properties of a local group
Add a group member to a local group
Delete a group member from a local group
Get a list of the members of a local group
List the members of a local group
Print the history of commands typed into the SnapServer
command line
Get Home Directory configuration information
Set Home Directory configuration information
Add a host file entry
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