tnatalk

This command gives you the ability to manage AppleTalk maps. You can list, read attribute values of, create, modify, and delete AppleTalk maps.

An AppleTalk map, defined at the system level, represents a set of associations between Macintosh-style file attributes and UNIX file attributes. More than one file service can reference each AppleTalk map. You can define suffixes for each AppleTalk map (see "tnsuffix").

Location

TNHOME/usr/sbin 

Usage

tnatalk [-L] 
tnatalk [-R [-m atmap {-a attribute}]]
tnatalk [(-A|-M) -m atmap {-a attribute=value}]
tnatalk [-D -m atmap]

Options

• "General Configuration Options"

Note

You cannot delete an AppleTalk map from the system if a volume references it.

Attribute

template-only

This attribute creates the template. If you set it to on, the corresponding map becomes a template that does not affect the runtime behavior of the system.

Usage:

tnatalk -M -m atmap -a template-only={on|off}

Examples

1. Use one of the following commands to list all available AppleTalk maps:

   tnatalk tnatalk -L

2. Use the following command to list the value of the template-only attribute of the AppleTalk map atblark:

   tnatalk -R -m atblark -a template-only

3. Use the following command to change the template-only attribute value of the AppleTalk map atblark to on:

   tnatalk -M -m atblark -a template-only=on

4. Use the following command to delete AppleTalk map atblark:

   tnatalk -D -m atblark