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Filer Administration Basics 2-5
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The filer supports a command-line interface. You can access the command line:
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directly, from the system console
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remotely, using
telnet
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remotely, using a remote shell such as
rsh
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The console and
telnet
share a single session. Everything entered through
telnet
is echoed at the console; everything entered at the console is echoed to the
telnet
session.
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Only one
telnet
session can be open at a time.
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To close a
telnet
session, press Ctrl-] to log out of the filer, then press Ctrl-D to log
out of
telnet
.
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Although
telnet
and the console share the same shell session,
telnet
and the
console each prompt you for a password. Both the console and
telnet
connections
use the same password.
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The filer supports
rsh
with trusted remote hosts—those remote hosts listed in
/etc/
hosts.equiv on the root volume.
In addition to entering
rsh
commands manually, you can use a shell script or
crontab
file to enter some commands.
NOTE: You can use
rsh
only to enter filer commands. You cannot use
rsh
to
remotely log in to the filer. To log in to a filer remotely from a host, use
telnet
.
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Table 2-3 lists the filer commands that you can execute