Data Domain DD400 Series, User Manual

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host is also added to the FTP and TELNET lists and (if the features
are licensed) to the CIFS and NFS lists for access to
/ddvar
and
/backup
.
set location
Give a description of the restorer's physical location. Encase the
description in double quotes. The location appears in autosupport
and alerts emails to help identify the machine. Administrative users
only.
set mailserver
Set the mail (SMTP) server.
set timezone
Set the time zone for the system clock. See the "Time Zones"
appendix of the restorer "User Guide" for the complete list of
time zones. Enter a category to display the list of specific zones
in the category. The categories are:
Africa, America, Asia, Atlantic, Australia, Brazil, Canada,
Chile, Europe, Indian, Mexico, Mideast, Pacific, US
Enter a partial or ambiguous zone name to list all matches. See the
EXAMPLES section of this help page.
For the change to take effect with all currently running processes,
you must reboot the machine. Administrative users only.
setup
Enter essential configuration parameters using an interactive script.
At any prompt, enter a question mark (?) for details about answering
the prompt. After the first setup, or when using DHCP, each prompt
that has a current value displays the value. Press Return to accept.
Enter either fully-qualified host names or IP addresses where ever a
prompt mentions a host. For any prompt that accepts a list, the list
can be comma- or space-separated or both. At the end of the setup,
you can save the configuration, leave the setup and not change any
values, or go back to the beginning of the setup, in which case the
values entered previously appear as the default at each prompt.
show admin-email
Display the administrative address used for emails from the
autosupport and alerts utilities.
show admin-host
Display the administrative host from which you can log into the
restorer to see system logs and use system commands.
show location
Display the location description.