HP Integrity Virtual Machines Installation, Configuration, and Administration Version A.03.50

Options
No options can be specified more than once.
hpvmdevmgmt recognizes the following command-line options and arguments:
-l {server | rdev | gdev}
Lists an entry. The option can perform the following actions:
List all entries. To list all entries, use the following command format: hpvmdevmgmt
-l all.
List all with the specified attribute or dependency. To list all the devices with a specific
attribute, use the following command format: hpvmdevmgmt-V -l
{all|server|rdev|gdev}:attr-name=attr-value. To list all the devices with a specific
dependency, use the following command format: hpvmdevmgmt -V -l
{all|server|rdev|gdev}:depend:dependent-name.
List a single entry by name. To list a specific entry by name, use the following command
format: hpvmdevmgmt -V -l {all|server|rdev|gdev}:entry-name.
-v
Displays the version number of the hpvmdevmgmt output format. The version number is
displayed first, followed by the display specified by other options.
-V
Increases the amount of information displayed (verbose mode).
-S size filename
Creates a file for use as a virtual device. The size argument must end in either M for megabyte
or G for gigabyte. The filename is the pathname of the file to be created. An error is returned
on an attempt to overwrite an existing file.
-I
Creates attached (passthrough/sctl) devices. Attached devices include tape devices, media
changers, and CD/DVD burners. Also, automatically adds /etc and /stand to the device
database as restricted directories (using RECURSIVE:FS).
-m {server|rdev|gdev}:entry-name[:attr:attr_-name=attr-value]
Modifies an existing attribute or adds the attribute if it does not already exist.
-a {server|rdev|gdev}:entry_name[:attr:attribute-name=attr-value]
Adds an entry. The option can be used for:
Adding a restricted device (rdev).
Adding a VM Host device (server).
Adding a guest device (gdev).
Adding a Serviceguard cluster entry.
-d {server | rdev | gdev}:entry-name[:param:arg]
Deletes an entry. The deletion option can process the following deletions:
1. Deletion of an entry. An entry cannot be deleted if it has dependents. To delete a specific
entry, use the following command format: -d {server | rdev | gdev}:entry-name
2. Deletion of a dependent from one or all entries of a certain type. To delete all entries
with a specific dependent, use the following command format: -d gdev:{all |
entry-name}:depend:dependent_name
3. Deletion of an attribute from an entry. To delete all entries with a specific attribute, use
the following command format:-d {server | rdev |
gdev}:entry-name:attr:attr-name
To delete a cluster entry, specify the server host name for the entry-name.
-n gdev|rdev:oldentry-name:newentry_-name0[,newentry-name1]
Replaces a device. Typically used when a device goes bad.
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