Chapter 3: DSM V6000 Hardware Appliance
Configuring a V6000 Appliance
DSM Installation and Configuration Guide
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delver
Delete unused firmware version
ntpdate Set ntp services
date Set system date
time Set system time
gmttimezone Set system time zone
diag OS diagnostics
up Return to previous menu
exit Exit
Every command has a usage and example input. Type the command without a value:
0039:maintenance$ ntpdate
usage: ntpdate {sync | add SERVER_ADDRESS | delete SERVER_ADDRESS | on | off | show }
0040:maintenance$ date
month=Mar day=17 year=2015
Show system date SUCCESS
0041:maintenance$ time
hour=11 min=11 sec=36 zone=PDT
Show system time SUCCESS
0042:maintenance$ gmttimezone
usage: gmttimezone {list|show|set ZONE_NAME}
0043:maintenance$ diag
usage: diag [log [ list | view LOG_FILE_NAME] | vmstat | diskusage | hardware | osversion |
uptime ]
0044:maintenance$
You must enter a submenu to execute the commands in that submenu. For example, the
reboot
command is in the
system
submenu, you would type
system
and press enter to enter the system submenu, then type
reboot
to execute
the reboot command. To return to the main menu when finished, type
up
.
A complete description of all the DSM CLI commands can be found in the
DSM Administrators Guide
.
Configure network settings
1. Navigate to the
network
commands menu. Type:
0001:dsm$ network
2. Configure an IP address for the DSM. Type,
Note
The
eth0
interface is DHCP enabled by default. See
"Configuring DSM with DHCP" on page 22
for more
information, and for instructions on how to switch to static addressing if desired.
Thales recommends that you retain the default
eth1
IP address configuration in the event that you need a
recovery option to access the DSM appliance.
0002:network$ ip address init <DSM IP address>/<subnet mask (e.g. 16 or 24)> dev eth#
0002:network$ ip address init 192.168.10.4/16 dev eth1
IPv6 example
0002:network$ ip address init fa01::3:15:130/64 dev eth1