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IRIX Notes
- nvram - change or display non-volatile RAM variables
e.g.nvram to display all settings, nvram Autoload Y to change autoload parameter
- xlv_mgr - manage and display XLV volumes, can be used in interactive mode, e.g.
- xlv_mgr - takes you into interactive mode
- xlv_mgr> show all - displays current set up
- xlv_mgr> show object db1 - shows volume db1 details
- xlv_mgr> delete object db1 - deletes volume db1
- /etc/default/login - Controls direct root access. To change, uncomment CONSOLE
and define where allowed to login straight as root
- hinv - gives information about disks with SCSI ID and controller number
- prtvtoc - disk details (what is on the disk)
e.g. prtvtoc dkssndcnvh where sn is the SCSI ID and cn is the
controller number as shown in hinv
Gives type i.e. xfs - logical volume (if no mount directory it isn't mounted!),
raw - raw partition; volhdr header; volume whole volume; start address
and size
- swap -l - gives swap details. Part of this is the major and minor numbers. From
this by doing ls -l /dev/dsk/dksndns* can tell where swap is allocated to
- sysinfo - gives serial number for some servers (otherwise on back of box!)
- osview - performance monitoring tool (GUI version called gr_osview)
Networking
- /etc/hosts - hosts/IP addresses
- /etc/sys_id - hostname of server
- /etc/config/netif.options - network card parameters . If these options are changed
should execute /etc/autoconfig and reboot
- /etc/config/ifconfig-1.options - controls netmask and settings used by ifconfig
at startup (network scripts are /etc/init.d/network and /etc/init.d/network.local)
- netstat -r - check router statements
- ifconfig interface - check interface card up and configured
- netstat -ina - check interface name
Assigning more IP addresses to a network card
- Edit /etc/config/ipaliases.option adding entries as required (network card name can
be found from netstat -r, netmask and IP info from ifconfig)
- run chkconfig - if ipaliases not shown do chkconfig -f iplaliases on
- run /etc/init.d/aliases_ip
- check with ifconfig
Xwindow Security
- xhost - controls which displays can be brought up on which workstations. By
itself with no options it displays current settings
- xhost hostname - allow displays from hostname to come up on current
workstation
- xhost - hostname - remove permission
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