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82 Netra t1 User and Administration Guide • June 2000
Shortening the LOM Commands
For a full list of the commands associated with the LOM, see “A Listing of the LOM
commands” on page 82. You can shorten these commands, but you must observe the
following rules:
■
The first character you type must be the first character of the full command
■
You must use a minimum of two sequential characters
■
The sequence of the characters must be unique to the command you intend to use
For example, for the
reset
command, you can type:
Similarly,
co
,
con
, and
cons
are all valid abbreviations of the
console
command.
But
power
is not a valid abbreviation of the
poweron
command, because the
character sequence ‘
power
’ is also characteristic of the
poweroff
command. For the
minimum abbreviation permissible for each command, see
TABLE 9-1
.
A Listing of the LOM commands
The LOM commands are listed in
TABLE 9-1
.
lom> re
TABLE 9-1
LOM Commands
Command Minimum Abbreviation Effect
alarmoff n alarmof n
Sets alarm <n> off.
(Where n is 1, 2, or 3.) These three alarms are
software flags. Alarm 3 is set to TRUE by the
LOM to indicate a system lock-up. Alarms 1 and
2 are associated with no specific conditions but
are available to be set by your own processes.
alarmon n alarmon n
Sets alarm <n> on.
See the description for the
alarmoff
command.
check ch
Resets monitoring to report all failures.
If a monitored component has failed, the LOM
device will not continue to report the same
failure. To check the status of the component,
for example, after attempting to fix it, issue the
check
command. This updates the status of all
monitored components.
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