Examples: Macro Definitions for the Primary Screen
The following are examples of displaying definitions while logged into the primary Screen.
To display two specific macro definitions:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro print name=mail-only NAME="mail-only" ENABLED VALUE="svc smtp" DESCRIPTION="SMTP mail"... edit> logmacro print sys=secondary name=SFO SYS="secondary" NAME="SFO" VALUE="port SFO" DESCRIPTION="routing SFO" ... |
To display all Screen-nonspecific definitions:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro print NAME="mail-only" ENABLED VALUE="svc smtp" DESCRIPTION="SMTP mail" ... NAME="pkts-only" ENABLED VALUE="loglvl pkt" DESCRIPTION="only network packets" ... |
To display all definitions specific to a Screen:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro print sys=secondary SYS="secondary" NAME="SFO" VALUE="port SFO" DESCRIPTION="routing SFO" ... |
To display all definitions specific to any Screen:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro print sys= SYS="primary" NAME="HQ-routing" VALUE="port HQ-routers" DESCRIPTION="HQ routing" ... SYS="secondary" NAME="SFO-routing" VALUE="port SFO" DESCRIPTION="routing SFO" ... |
To display all Screen-nonspecific names:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro names NAME="mail-only" NAME="pkts-only" |
To display all names specific to a Screen:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro names sys=secondary SYS="secondary" NAME="SFO-routing" |
To display all names specific to any Screen:
admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial edit> logmacro names sys= SYS="primary" NAME="HQ-routing" SYS="secondary" NAME="SFO-routing" |
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