Raritan Computer SX - Manual (Page 135)

C HAPTER 12: C OMMAND L INE I NTERFACE 117
Routedelete Command Example
The following command remove a route from the route table:
admin > Config > Network > routedelete
Configuring NFS
The nfs command enables all keystrokes echoed from the target device to be logged to a remote
NFS server located within the network. The logs can be reviewed at a later time.
admin > Config > NFS > nfs
The syntax of the nfs command is:
nfs [enable <true|false>] [primaryip primaryip] [secondaryip
secondaryip] [primarydir primarydir] [secondarydir secondarydir]
[option option]
The nfs command options are described in Table 23.
Table 23 NFS Command
C OMMAND O PTION D ESCRIPTION
enable
<true|false>
Enable or disable NFS logging.
primaryip
primaryip IP address of the primary NFS server.
secondaryip
secondaryip IP address of the secondary NFS server.
primarydir
primarydir
Primary Server mount directory
secondarydir
secondarydir Secondary Server mount directory
option option softmount | hardmount
Command Example
The following command displays the current NFS settings:
admin > Config > NFS > nfs
NFS Settings :
Enable : 0
Primary IP : 0.0.0.0
Pimary Directory: /export/domSX/
Secondary IP : 0.0.0.0
Secondary Directory: /export/domSXLog/
Use the following command to enable remote NFS logging and configure the NFS Server:
admin > Config > NFS >nfs enable true primaryip 72.236.162.172
secondaryip 72.236.161.173 primarydir /nfs/domlogging1
secondarydir /nfs/domlogging2 option softmount