Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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STOP LAN Command
Reuse Server ID indicates whether the subsystem can reuse a server ID when
restarting a stopped server. This attribute can be reset by using the
ALTER SUBSYS command.
Last Error is the number of the last error encountered.
Last Error Detail indicates the actual last error that occurred. This field is only
present when Last Error has a nonzero value.
STOP LAN Command
The STOP LAN command terminates the operation of a LAN object in a controlled
manner. The STOP LAN command does not abruptly terminate in-progress activities.
When the operation is complete, the LAN object is in the STOPPED summary state.
The STOP LAN command has the following syntax:
LAN lan-name
specifies the name of the LAN object whose operation is to be terminated.
ORDERLY
specifies that the STOP operation rejects all new requests, and waits for all active
links to be dropped before terminating the object. If you omit the ORDERLY or
FORCED option, the STOP operation succeeds only if no active links exist when
you issue the command.
FORCED
specifies that the STOP operation rejects all new requests, and aborts all active links
before terminating the object. If you omit the ORDERLY or FORCED option, the
STOP operation succeeds only if no active links exist when you issue the command.
SEL [ NOT ] state
specifies the summary state select option. You can use the SEL option to specify
that you want to abort only LAN objects in the STARTED summary state.
Considerations
Consider the following points when using the STOP LAN command:
•
STOP LAN is a sensitive command requiring super-group access.
•
When you stop a LAN object, it must be in the STARTED summary state.
•
To stop a LAN object immediately, despite only active links, use the ABORT LAN
command.
STOP LAN lan-name [ , ORDERLY | , FORCED ]
[ , SEL [ NOT ] state ]