Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

Table 5 Sample Safe Linux Commands (continued)
Task Description Location
Specify
ProviderLinux Command
Displays status for the given interface. See the ifconfig man page for
more information.
Xifconfig
interface-name
Displays status of all interfaces, even those that are down. See the ifconfig
man page for more information.
(other forms of this command are not supported)
Xifconfig -a
Displays all the IP addresses for each of the network interfaces. See the ip
man page for more information.
Xip addr show
Displays contents of routing tables. See the ip man page for more
information.
Xip route show
Lists all the network interfaces. See the ip man page for more information.
(Other forms of the ip command are not supported. Use the man 8 ip
command to obtain the man page for the Linux ip command instead of the
man ipcommand.)
Xip link show
Filter for paging through text, one screen at a time. But, it allows backward
movement in the file as well as forward movement. See the less man page
for more information.
less
Lists directory contents. See the ls man page for more information.ls
An interface to the on-line reference manuals. See the man man page for
more information.
man
Displays the negotiated link speed and link status of each ethernet interface.
Not supported. Use the ethtool command.
Xmii-tool
Creates directory/directories, if they do not exist. See the mkdir man page
for more information.
mkdir
Filter for paging through text one screenful at a time. See the more man
page for more information.
more
Prints network connections, routing tables, masquerade connections, interface
statistics and multicast memberships. See the netstat man page for more
information.
Xnetstat
Sends ICMP ECHO_REQUEST to network hosts. See the ping man page for
more information.
Xping
Sends ICMP6 ECHO_REQUEST to network host. See the ping6 man page
for more information.
Xping6
Changes passwords for user accounts. See the passwd man page for more
information.
passwd
Prints full filename of current working directory. See the pwd man page for
more information.
pwd
Removes files or directories. See the rm man page for more information.rm
Removes empty directories. See the rmdir man page for more information.rmdir
Dumps traffic on a network. See the tcpdump man page for more
information.
Xtcpdump
Reads from standard input and writes to standard output and files. See the
tee man page for more information.
tee
Displays Linux tasks. See the top man page for more information.top -b
Changes file timestamps. See the touch man page for more information.touch
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