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Chapter 3 Administering the Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000 Board 35
scamgr
Syntax
The
scamgr
command-line syntax is:
■ /usr/sbin/scamgr
[
-?
]
■
/usr/sbin/scamgr
[
-H
]
■ /usr/sbin/scamgr
[
-V
]
■ /usr/sbin/scamgr
[
-y
] [
-h
hostname ] [
-p
port ] [
-d
device ] [
-D
|
-k
keystorename ] [
-f
filename ]
■ /usr/sbin/scamgr
[
-y
] [
-h
hostname ] [
-p
port ] [
-d
device ] [
-D
|
-k
keystorename ] command
Note – When using the
-d
option,
mca N
is the board’s device name, where N
corresponds to the Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000 device instance number.
Note –
Certain shells interpret the
?
character when using
-?
option on the
command line. To avoid this, use the escape character (
\
) directly in front of the
?
.
For example in the C shell, the command is changed to
scamgr -\?
.
scamgr
Options
TABLE 3-1
shows the options for the
scamgr
utility.
TABLE 3-1
scamgr
Options
Option Meaning
-?
Displays help files for
scamgr
commands and exits.
-H
Displays help files for
scamgr
commands and exits.
-d
device Connects to the Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000 board that has N as the
driver instance number. For example,
-d mca1
connects to device
mca1
, where
mca
is a string in the board’s device name and
1
is the
instance number of the device. This value defaults to
mca0
and must
be in the form of
mca
N , where N corresponds to the device instance
number.
-D
Logs into the board as a device security officer (DSO). This option
cannot be used with the
-k
option.
-f
filename Interprets the commands in the file specified with filename and exits.