Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Examples
Examples
The following command adds a group named sales with three members and group
ID 25:
->ADD GROUP $ZNFS.sales, MEMBER (susie, phil, alan)&
->, GROUPID 25
The following command adds a group named software with group ID 50:
->ADD GROUP $ZNFS.software, GROUPID 50
The members are added later by using the ALTER GROUP command.
ADD LAN Command
The ADD LAN command adds a LAN object to the OSS NFS subsystem.
A LAN object specifies a local area network (LAN) interface process that acts as a front
end for NFS requests received from the NonStop TCP/IP communications process.
After you have added a LAN object, it will be in the STOPPED summary state. Use the
START LAN command to start the LAN object.
The ADD LAN command has the following syntax:
For a LAN object, attribute-spec can be any of:
LAN lan-name
specifies the name of the LAN object to be added. LAN objects are identified by a
case-insensitive logical name starting with an alphabetic character and containing
one to eight alphanumeric characters.
CPU cpu-number
specifies the number of the primary processor on which the LAN interface process
runs. You can specify from 0 through 15.
ADD LAN lan-name [ [ , attribute-spec ]... ]
CPU cpu-number
PROCESS process-name
PROGRAM file-name
[ ADDR-CHECK { ON | OFF } ]
[ BACKUP backup-cpu-number ]
[ DOMAIN { domain-name }
{ ( domain-name [ , domain-name ]... ) } ]
[ HISTOGRAM ( message-length [ , message-length ] ... ) ]
[ PRI cpu-priority ]
[ SWAP file-name ]
[ TCPIP-HOST-FILE tcpip-host-file ]
[ TCPIP-PROCESS-NAME tcpip-process-name ]
[ TCPIP-RESOLVER-NAME tcpip-resolver-name ]