help

Usage:

:: help [command]

Available In:

Cluster, Node, Partition, Network

When invoked without a command argument, the help command lists the mpadmin commands that are available within the current context. The following example shows help being invoked at the Cluster level

[node0]:: helpconnect <cluster-name>			connect to
a Sun HPC cluster
set <attribute>[=value]			set an attribute in
the current context
unset <attribute>			delete an attribute in the current
context
show			show attributes in current context 
dump			show all objects on the cluster
node 			go to the node context
partition			go to the partition context
echo ...			print the rest of the line on standard output
quit			quit mpadmin
help [command]			show information about command command? [command]			show information about command command[node0]:: 

To get a description of a particular command, enter the command name as an argument to help.

If you specify a context command (node, partition, or network), mpadmin lists the commands available within that context. Note that you can specify network as an argument to help only at the node level.

[node0]:: help nodecurrent <node>			set the current node for future
commands
create <node>			create a new node with the given name
delete [node]			delete a node
list			list all the defined nodes
show [node]			show a node's attributes
dump [node]			show attributes for a node and its network
      
			interfaces
set <attribute>[=value]  	set the current
node's attribute
unset <attribute>			delete the current node's attribute
network			enter the network interface command mode
up			go up to the Cluster level command prompt
top			go up to the Cluster level command prompt
echo ...			print the rest of the line on standard output
help [command]			show information about command command? [command]			show information about command command[node0]:: 

The "?" character is a synonym for help.