fsmadm - Starts or stops the fsmgmtd daemon
fsmadm
action
SUNWqfs
SUNWsamfs
The fsmadm command starts up or shuts down the fsmgmtd
daemon. You can also use this command to get the status of the daemon
and to add clients that can securely access this QFS server.
add host1[.domain1] [host2[.domain2]] …Adds the hosts (host1, host2, …) to a configuration file such that these hosts can remotely manage the local QFS server. If the host is on a different domain, specify the domain (host-name.domain-name). Requests from other hosts will be refused by the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
listThis will list the hosts that can currently manage the local QFS server. Hosts not listed will not be able to manage the local QFS server via the Oracle HSM Manager.
remove host1 [host2] …Removes the hosts (host1, host2, …) from a configuration file such that these hosts can no longer manage the local QFS server via the Oracle HSM Manager.
startStarts the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
Does not configure the daemon to automatically restart.
Does not modify the ∕etc∕inittab file.
stopStops the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
Does not modify ∕etc∕inittab file.
restartRestarts the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
Does not modify ∕etc∕inittab file.
config argConfigures the automatic restart feature for the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
Specify one of the following for arg:
Action
-nStops the Oracle HSM Manager daemon. The automatic restart feature is controlled using the service management facility (smf (5)). See smf (5) for more information.
-aStarts the Oracle HSM Manager daemon.
Configures init to restart the daemon every time it dies.
The automatic restart feature is controlled using the
service management facility (smf (5)). See smf (5) for more information.
statusDisplays version and configuration information for the Oracle HSM Manager daemon if the Oracle HSM Manager daemon is running and if automatic restart is enabled.
This command resides in the following location:
SUNWqfs)∕opt∕SUNWqfs∕sbin∕fsmadm
SUNWsamfs)∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕sbin∕fsmadm
init (1M),
fsmgmtd (1m).