HP StorageWorks Scalable File Share - Manual (Page 313)

quit command A–19
A.16 quit command
The
quit
command closes the CLI. (You can also use the
exit
alias to close the CLI.)
Syntax
quit
A.17 restore database_backup command
The
restore database_backup
command restores the specified system database backup copy.
Syntax
restore database_backup backup_number
Arguments
backup_number
Required. Specify the number of the system database backup copy to be
restored. You can use the
show database_backup
command (see
Section A.20.6) to determine the number of the backup you want to restore.
Example
The following example restores system database backup copy
4
:
sfs> restore database_backup 4
A.18 scan mac command
The
scan mac
command determines the MAC addresses of the specified servers. The command takes
several minutes to complete and resets each specified server. If the command is run on all servers (that is,
the
all
argument is used), the administration server continues to run, but all other servers are reset.
NOTE: If you run the
scan macs
command on all servers (that is, if you run the command without any
arguments or if you run the
scan macs all
command) while a file system is running, you must reboot
the administration server when the
scan macs
command has completed. (You do not need to reboot the
administration server if all file systems are stopped when you run the
scan macs
command.)
Syntax
scan mac server_name|all
Arguments
server_name|all
Required. Specify the names of the servers whose MAC addresses you want to
determine, or
all
to determine the MAC addresses of all servers in the HP SFS
system. You can specify a single server, a comma-separated list of servers, or a
range of servers.
Example
The following example searches for the MAC address of the
south2
server:
sfs> scan mac south2