Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Examples
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Duplicate or overlapping bit mask selection criteria are permitted, but the effect
varies based on the specific values. If you specify more than one HOST, SERVER,
RPC, MNT, or NFS value, or more than one value in the message category (the
RPCMSG, SPIMSG, SYSMSG, UNKNOWN, or ALL values), the values are ORed.
For example, if you specify ALL and SPIMSG, the effect is the same as if you only
specified ALL However, when you specify values across these categories, the
values are ANDed. For example, if you specify RPCMSG and NFS CREATE, only
NFS CREATE messages are traced.
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In the TRACE LAN command, the HOST, MNT, NFS, and RPC specifications are
ignored if RPC messages are not being traced.
Examples
The following command traces the NFS READ and NFS WRITE procedures for LAN0:
->TRACE LAN $ZNFS.LAN0, SELECT ( NFS READ, NFS WRITE)
The following command traces SPI messages generated by LAN0 for the ROOT server:
->TRACE LAN $ZNFS.LAN0, SELECT ( SPIMSG, SERVER ROOT )
VERSION LAN Command
The VERSION LAN command displays the OSS NFS product name, product number,
and release date of the specified LAN object.
The VERSION LAN command has the following syntax:
LAN lan-name
specifies the name of the LAN objects for which version information is requested.
DETAIL
specifies that SCF version information is also requested. For a description of the
type and format of the SCF version information returned, see VERSION NULL
Command on page 2-98.
SEL [ NOT ] state
specifies the summary state select option. You can use the SEL option to specify that
you are requesting version information about only LAN objects in a specified
summary state. See Summary States on page 1-7 for the names and descriptions of
these states.
VERSION LAN lan-name [ , DETAIL ] [ , SEL [ NOT ] state ]