Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Considerations
Considerations
Consider the following points when using the ALTER LAN command:
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ALTER LAN is a sensitive command requiring super-group access.
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When you alter a LAN object, it must be in the STOPPED summary state.
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If you specify any of the SWAP, TCPIP-PROCESS-NAME, TCPIP-RESOLVER-
NAME, and TCPIP-HOST-FILE attributes without an argument, any existing
specification for that attribute is deleted.
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Use the INFO LAN command to determine the current attribute values of a LAN
object.
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If you specify multiple parameters in any ALTER command and an error occurs,
some of the processing might be complete even though the processing was
interrupted. Use the appropriate INFO command to determine which of the
requested changes were made before the error occurred.
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To move the backup LAN interface process from one processor to another, two
ALTER LAN commands are required. The current backup process must first be
stopped by issuing an ALTER LAN command that sets the BACKUP attribute to -1.
The backup process can then be restarted in the target process by issuing an ALTER
LAN command that sets the BACKUP attribute to the value of the target processor.
Example
The following command alters the LAN object named LAN0, setting the priority to 140
and the LAN program name to $ALTVOL.SYSTEM.NFSLAN:
->ALTER LAN $ZNFS.LAN0, PRI 140 &
-> , PROGRAM $ALTVOL.SYSTEM.NFSLAN
ALTER NETGROUP Command
The ALTER NETGROUP command changes the membership of the specified
NETGROUP object.
The ALTER NETGROUP command has the following syntax:
For a NETGROUP object, attribute-spec can be any of:
NETGROUP netgroup-name
specifies the name of the NETGROUP object whose membership is to be altered.
ALTER NETGROUP netgroup-name [ [ , attribute-spec ]... ]
[ { ADD | DEL } netgroupx-name ]
[ { ADD | DEL } ( [host-name], [user-name], [domain-name] ) ]