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Chapter 2 Managing the GSS from the CLI
Understanding GSS Software Licenses
Invoking the Shell and Executing CNR Utilities
The GSS provides a restricted CNR shell that supports built-in Linux commands,
such as
cd
and
echo
. It also supports numerous CNR utilities including:
•
cnr_tactool
—Packages CNR data for TAC support engineers for
troubleshooting purpose.
•
cnr_exim
—Exports or imports CNR data repositories.
•
cnr_keygen
—Generates keys for Secret Key Transaction Authentication for
DNS (TSIG) configuration or key import.
To invoke the CNR shell and execute the CNR utilities, perform the following
steps:
1.
Enter the
cnr shell
command in the GSS privileged EXEC mode.
gssm1.example.com#
cnr shell
2.
Press the
Tab
key in the CNR shell to display the supported utilities.
cnr shell>
cnr
<Tab>
cnr_exim cnr_tactool.orig cnrdb_load cnrdb_verify
cnr_exim.orig cnrdb_archive cnrdb_printlog cnrservagt
cnr_keygen cnrdb_checkpoint cnrdb_recover cnrsnmp
cnr_keygen.orig cnrdb_deadlock cnrdb_stat cnr_tactool
cnrdb_dump cnrdb_upgrade cnr shell > cnr shell
3.
Enter the utility name to execute any of these CNR utilities. For example:
cnr shell> cnr_tactool
user:
password:
See the
Cisco CNS Network Registrar User’s Guide
for more information
about
cnr_tactool
and the other available CNR utilities.