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NOTE: If no file system is specified, this option displays the file system scan status for all
file systems.
-dbms
Manage NAS server databases.
Usage:
svc_nas_tools <NAS_server_name> --args="-dbms
-list [<db_name>]
| -compact [<db_name>]
| -stats [-reset]
| -backup -target <path_name>
| -restore -source <path_name> [-silent]}"
-list [<dbName>]
Display NAS server databases.
-compact [<dbName>]
Compact NAS server databases.
-stats [-reset]
Display statistics about NAS server databases.
-backup -target <pathname>
Perform an online backup of the NAS server database environment.
-restore -source <pathname> [-silent]
Restore the NAS server database environment from backup files.
-dns
Display current DNS settings of the NAS server.
Usage:
svc_nas_tools <NAS_server_name> --args="-dns
[-dump
| -lookup{
-host <host_name>
| -addr <ipv4_or_ipv6_address>}]"
-dump
Display the current DNS cache content.
-lookup {-host <host_name> | -addr <ipv4_or_ipv6_address>}
Provides lookup information about the specified resource.
-ds
Display the Windows Directory Service information.
Usage:
svc_nas_tools <NAS_server_name> --args="-ds
[-dump]"
-dump
Display the Windows Directory Service cache.
-kerberos
Display the current Kerberos settings of the NAS server.
Usage:
svc_nas_tools <NAS_server_name> --args="-kerberos
| -listrealms
| -listspn
| -keytab [-v]
| -conf
| -log [-all]"
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