General Commands

zfs

Execute the zfs command to configure the ZFS file systems and datasets within a ZFS storage pool.

Example:

zfs

zpool

Execute the zpool command to configure the ZFS storage pools.

Example:

zpool

gdisk/sgdisk

Execute the gdisk or the sgdisk command to create partitions in case the HDD is replaced in the server.

Example:

gdisk

grub-install

Execute the grub-install command to make the HDD bootable again after replacing it. You can use the command when the first disk, where grub resides, crashes.

Example:

grub-install

snmpwalk

Execute the snmpwalk command to retrieve the information of multiple components, services, and processes of the Fabric Servers and the API Server using their respective OIDs. Go to the System Monitoring via SNMP section for details.

Note

The username for SNMPv3 authentication in the Director setup is director.

Example:

snmpwalk

change-snmpv2-cstring

Execute the change-snmpv2-cstring command to change the community string of the SNMPv2. The value of the community string must be alphanumeric.

Note

The default value of the community string is public.

Example:

change-snmpv2-cstring

change-snmpv3-key

Execute the change-snmpv3-key command to change the DES encryption key for SNMPv3 authentication.

Note

The default value of the SNMPv3 authentication key is 5nMpvEenC^pt.

Example:

change-snmpv3-key

change-snmpv3-passwd

Execute the change-snmpv3-passwd command to change the password of the SNMPv3 authentication. The value of the password must be alphanumeric.

Note

The default value of the SNMPv3 authentication password is changeme.

Example:

change-snmpv3-passwd

legacy-snmp

Execute the legacy-snmp command to disable or enable SNMPv2.

Syntax:

legacy-snmp [option]

Options:

Option

Description

disable

To disable SNMPv2

enable

To enable SNMPv2

Example:

legacy-snmp disable

reboot

Execute the reboot command to restart LogPoint Director.

Example:

reboot

poweroff

Execute the poweroff command to shutdown the system.

Example:

poweroff

change-ip

Execute the change-ip command to change the existing network information.

Note

Go to the Changing the Network Information section for more details.

Example:

change-ip

change-date

Execute the change-date command to change/reset the date of the system.

Example:

change-date

start-support

Execute the start-support command to start the support connection and keep the support-port open for a specified time period.

Syntax:

start-support <timeout>(optional)

Options:

Option

Description

1

To start support connection with one hour timeout

15

To start support connection with 15 hours timeout

Example:

start-support 1

Note

  • Value of the timeout parameter must be between 1 to 23.

  • If the timeout parameter is not specified, the support connection remains active until the connection is disabled using the stop-support command.

stop-support

Execute the stop-support command to stop the support connection.

Example:

stop-support

route

Execute the route command to show and manipulate the IP routing table.

Example:

route

tcpdump

Execute the tcpdump command to analyze the traffic on a network.

Example:

tcpdump

addcustomfw

Execute the addcustomfw command to add custom firewall ports.

Example:

addcustomfw

rmcustomfw

Execute the rmcustomfw command to remove previously added custom firewall ports.

Example:

rmcustomfw

iptables

Execute the iptables command to grant sudo rights of iptables.

Example:

iptables

installcom-patch

Execute the installcom-patch command to install the previously downloaded patch.

Example:

installcom-patch

javapsmon

Execute the javapsmon command to list all the java processes currently running in the system.

Example:

javapsmon

change-rsyslogip

Execute the change-rsyslogip command to change the IP address of the remote syslog server where the audit logs should be sent to.

Example:

change-rsyslogip

config-ntp

Execute the config-ntp command to configure and manage NTP server details.

Example:

config-ntp

addadminip

Execute the addadminip command to enable the outbound ssh to transfer files from the API or Fabric Server to the administrator system.

Example:

addadminip

rmadminip

Execute the rmadminip command to remove the configured administrator IP address.

Example:

rmadminip

ipset

Execute the ipset command to list all the ipset variables.

Example:

ipset

system-monitor

Execute the system-monitor command to monitor the performance of various system components and server applications of the Fabric Server and the API Server. Go to the Monitoring Fabric Server and the Monitoring API Server for details.

Example:

system-monitor

change-mtu

Execute the change-mtu command to change the Maximum Transmission Units (MTU) of the packets transferred within the Fabric Network.

Note

  • The default value of the MTU is 1500.

  • You can enter any value between 1250 and 65535 as the MTU as per the network requirements.

  • To maintain a consistent flow of the packets inside the network, you must set the same MTU throughout all Director components.

Example:

change-mtu

mds-fix

Execute the mds-fix command to enable or disable the Microarchitectural Data Sampling fix.

Syntax:

mds-fix [option]

Options:

Option

Description

enable

To enable the Microarchitectural Data Sampling fix

disable

To enable the Microarchitectural Data Sampling fix

Example:

mds-fix enable
mds-fix disable

spectre2-fix

Execute the spectre2-fix command to enable or disable the Spectre Variant II fix.

Syntax:

spectre2-fix [option]

Options:

Option

Description

enable

To enable the Spectre Variant II fix

disable

To disable the Spectre Variant II fix

Example:

spectre2-fix enable
spectre2-fix disable

meltdown-fix

Execute the meltdown-fix command to enable or disable the Meltdown fix.

Syntax:

meltdown-fix [option]

Options:

Option

Description

enable

To enable the Meltdown fix

disable

To disable the Meltdown fix

Example:

meltdown-fix enable
meltdown-fix disable

change-server-keys

Execute the change-server-keys command to change the SSH key pair. You need to generate a new SSH key pair before executing this command. Go to Change SSH Keys for information regarding generating new SSH key pair, copying them to all the servers and changing the SSH key pair on all the servers.

Syntax:

change-server-keys <new_private_key>

Example:

change-server-keys director

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