Data Domain DD400 Series, User Manual

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Chapter 11: System Maintenance 111
The Alias Command
Display All System Information
To display memory usage and the output from the commands:
system show
detailed-version
,
system show fans
,
system show modelno
,
system show
serialno
,
system show uptime
, and
system show date
, use the
system show
all
operation.
system show all
The Alias Command
The
alias
command allows you to add, delete, or display command aliases and their definitions.
See “Display Aliases” on page 112 for the list of default aliases.
Add an Alias
To add an alias, use the
alias add name “command”
operation. Use double quotes around
the
command
if it has includes one or more spaces. A new alias is available only to the user who
creates the alias. A user can not create a working alias for a command that is outside of that user’s
permission level.
alias add name command
For example, to add an alias named rely for the restorer command that displays reliability statistics:
# alias add rely “disk show reliability-data”
Remove an Alias
To remove an alias, use the
alias del name
operation.
alias del name
For example, to remove an alias named rely :
# alias del rely
Reset Aliases
To return to the default alias list, use the
alias reset
operation. Administrative users only.
alias reset