Solaris PC NetLink 1.0 Administration Guide

About SunLink Server Commands

You can use Solaris system commands at the SunLink Server command prompt to perform several administrative tasks.

Note -

The commands listed in this chapter have not been translated into languages other than English.

Table 2-1 lists the Solaris system commands that you can use. Make sure that your MANPATH variable is set as follows:

$MANPATH:/opt/lanman/man:/opt/SUNWlznb/man

With this variable set, you can find complete descriptions of each command by typing the following at the SunLink Server command prompt:

man name of command

The description lists the purpose and syntax of the command and provides comments and examples.

Table 2-1 Solaris Commands for SunLink Server Administration


SunLink Server Command	Description
`acladm`	Creates, checks, prunes, and removes the Access Control List (ACL) database.
`lmat`	Schedules commands or programs to run on a server at a specified time or date. (Note that the Solaris system `at` command also exists.)
`blobadm`	Displays statistical information, checks, and configures well-known or specified binary large object (BLOB) files.
`delshmem`	Deletes SunLink Server shared memory.
`elfread`	Displays event logs on the local SunLink Server computer at the Solaris system console.
`euctosjis`	Converts the coding of characters from Extended UNIX Code (EUC) to Shift-JIS (S-JIS) encoding.
`joindomain`	Moves a SunLink Server computer from one domain to another.
`lmshare`	Manipulates a SunLink Server share file without server intervention.
`lmshell`	Provides the "look and feel" of an MS-DOS shell at the SunLink Server command prompt. Allows users to log in and link to other servers on the network, and to run a subset of DOS commands.
`lmstat`	Displays statistical information retrieved from the SunLink Server computer's shared memory.
`mapuname`	Maps and unmaps SunLink Server user, global group, and local group names to and from Solaris system user names.
`netevent`	Sends administrative or user alerts.
`regcheck`	Manipulates the SunLink Server Registry to enumerate Registry keys, dump the contents of the Registry, or to check and repair Registry files.
`regconfig`	Queries or sets SunLink Server Registry key information.
`regload`	Creates a Registry file if one does not exist. Also reinitializes the Registry to system defaults.
`samcheck`	Checks or fixes the SAM database, or dumps the change log, built-in, account, or LSA databases.
`setdomainname`	Changes the domain name of the local SunLink Server computer.
`setservername`	Changes the name of the local SunLink Server computer.
`sjistoeuc`	Converts the coding of characters from Shift-JIS (S-JIS) to Extended UNIX Code (EUC) encoding.
`srvconfig`	Displays or modifies SunLink Server configuration information stored in the `lanman.ini` file.
`winsadm`	Configures the Windows Internet Name Service (WINS).