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Befehl "help" (3tsrv-Hilfsprogramm)

Beschreibung:

Zeigen Sie die Onlinehilfe an.

Syntax:

3tsrv help 

Argumente:

Kein(e).

Ausgabe

3tsrv: AppLogic Server Control Utility v 1.00.00
Copyright (c) 2009 3tera, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

usage:
   help                                      -- provide more detailed help
   info [--batch]                            -- set server information
   reboot [--force]                          -- reboot server
   shutdown                                  -- shutdown server
   applogic activate                         -- activate AppLogic on server
   applogic deactivate                       -- deactivate AppLogic on server
   applogic start                            -- start AppLogic on server
   applogic stop                             -- stop AppLogic on server
   diskchk enable                            -- enable disk failure detection
   diskchk disable                           -- disable disk failure detection
   bd list --md|--hoop|--nbd|--all [--batch] -- list active block devices on server
   sd get                                    -- display server data file
   logs collect [file=file]                  -- collect server logs and information
   sd set file=<file>                        -- update server data file

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HELP
====
Description:
   Display this help.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv help

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INFO
====
Description:
   Retrieve detailed information for the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv info [--batch]
   
Options:
   --batch   - display output in UDL format

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REBOOT
======
Description:
   Reboot the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv reboot
   
Options:
   --force   - force reboot of the server (skip shutdown)
   
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SHUTDOWN
========
Description:
   Shutdown the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv shutdown

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APPLOGIC ACTIVATE
=================
Description:
   Activate AppLogic on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv applogic activate
   
Notes:
   This command enables the applogic service on the server.

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APPLOGIC DEACTIVATE
===================
Description:
   Deactivate AppLogic on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv applogic deactivate
   
Notes:
   This command disables the applogic service on the server.

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APPLOGIC START
==============
Description:
   Start AppLogic on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv applogic start
   
Notes:
   This command starts the applogic service on the server.

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APPLOGIC STOP
=============
Description:
   Stop AppLogic on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv applogic stop
   
Notes:
   This command stops the applogic service on the server.

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DISKCHK ENABLE
==============
Description:
   Enable disk failure detection on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv diskchk enable
   
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DISKCHK DISABLE
===============
Description:
   Disable disk failure detection on the server.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv diskchk disable
   
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BD LIST
=======
Description:
   List the block devices used by AppLogic on the server.
   
Usage:
   bd list --md | --hoop | --nbd | --all [--batch]
   
Options:
   --md     - display active md devices used by AppLogic on the server
   --hoop   - display active hoop devices used by AppLogic on the server
   --nbd    - display active nbd devices used by AppLogic on the server 
   --all    - display all active block devices used by AppLogic on the server
   
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SD GET
======
Description:
   Display the server data file.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv sd get
   
Notes:
   The server data file is a binary file that specifies on which servers the
   controller volume streams are located and their state (e.g., ok or error).
   

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SD SET
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Description:
   Update the server data file.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv sd set file=<file>
   
Options:
   <file>   - input file used to update the server data file
   
Notes:
   The server data file is a binary file that specifies on which servers the
   controller volume streams are located and their state (e.g., ok or error).
   
   Typically, the output of 'sd get' is redirected to a file, the file is modified,
   and the file is then passed to sdset.

   
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LOGS COLLECT
============
Description:
   Collect server logs and information.
   
Usage:
   3tsrv logs collect [ file=<file> ]
   
Options:
   <file>   - name of the tar file where the server logs and other server
              information are stored
   
Notes:
   Server logs and files containing server information are saved in a directory
   named <server name>-logs and the directory is tarred.  The name of the tar is
   specified by the <file> argument.  If <file> is not specified, then the tar
   file is named /var/log/<server name>-logs.tar=.
   
   The following logs are collected, including the rotated copies (i.e., xxx.1,
   xxx.2, etc):
   - /var/log/messages
   - /var/log/applogic
   - /var/log/secure
   - /var/log/xen/ (the entire directory)
   
   The following commands are executed on the server and the returned
   information is stored in the following files:
   - 'lspci' stored in lspci.out
   - 'lspci -n' stored in lspci-n.out
   - 'lspci -v' stored in lspci-v.out
   - 'lsmod' stored in lsmod.out
   - 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' stored in cpuinfo.out
   - 'cat /proc/meminfo' stored in meminfo.out
   - 'dmidecode' stored in dmidecode.out