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
Prints the route that packets take to the network host. See the traceroute
man page for more information.
Xtraceroute
Traces path to a network host. See the traceroute6 man page for more
information.
Xtraceroute6
Reports virtual memory statistics. See the vmstat man page for more
information.
vmstat
Prints newline, word, and byte counts for each file. See the wc man page
for more information.
wc
Shows who is logged on. See the who man page for more information.who
Table 6: Custom CIP Commands lists the custom CIP commands.
Table 6 Custom CIP Commands
Task Description LocationCIP Command
“Climconfig (Man Pages)” (page 301)climconfig
“Troubleshooting Tools and Tips” (page 119)clim
“Displaying CLIM Status Information With climstatus” (page 87) and“Monitoring CLIM Devices and
Network Interfaces” (page 94)
climstatus
“Linux Command Logging with cmd Command Wrapper” (page 121) (J06.10/H06.21 and later
RVUs only)
cmd
“Controlling Interface States (IP CIP)” (page 102)ifstart
“Deactivating an Interface” (page 103)ifstop
Chapter 5: LUN Manager for Storage CIP (page 170)lunmgr
“Displaying System Information” (page 93) and “Monitoring CLIM Processes” (page 94)psclim
Enter Linux and CIP commands with the tools described under “Entering CIP Commands”
For an explanation of how to view man pages, see“Linux Man Page Documentation and Help”
(page 25).
Entering CIP Commands
The primary methods of entering commands for the CIP subsystem (see Table 5: Sample Safe Linux
Commands (page 69) and Table 6: Custom CIP Commands (page 71)) are the command line
interface tools: Subsystem Command Facility (SCF) and CLIMCMD. Occasionally, you also must
enter TACL commands. For example, for IP CIP, to established soft links for IPSec, you create and
run a TACL macro (see “Setting Up Links to the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) and to the Certificate
Authority (CA)” (page 105)).
Certain configuration and management tasks are performed by commands that are executed on
the CLIM. A TACL command line tool, CLIMCMD, is provided that enables you to enter those
commands on the NonStop host system; the commands are then run on the CLIM. CLIMCMD uses
root login for users belonging to the super group and non-root login for users belonging to the
non-super group.
To enter a CLIM command using CLIMCMD, enter the command name and any associated
arguments. The CLIMCMD... CLIMCONFIG portion of the command is not case sensitive but the
parameters are case sensitive. The syntax is:
CLIMCMD {clim-name | IP-address | host-name} [-provider prov-name]
[command [arguments]]
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