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user --help Description Displays the list of all user-related options that can be used as a reference when using the DR Series system CLI. Syntax user --help Result Usage: user --show [--users] [--logins] user --enable --user user --disable --user user --help user can be one of: --show --enable --disable Displays command specific information. Enables a user account. Disables a user account. For command-specific help, please type user --help For example: user --help show Virtual Machine This topic introduces the DR Series system CLI commands that allow you to manage the virtual machines (VMs) that are registered to your physical DR Series system hardware appliance. At least one physical DR is required to act as the license server for your VM(s). A VM only needs to be licensed to one physical DR (even if you have more than one physical DR in your environment). • virtual_machine --show [options] • virtual_machine --delete [options] • virtual_machine --update [options] • virtual_machine --register [options] • virtual_machine --unregister [options] • virtual_machine -help Virtual Machine Command Usage This topic introduces the virtual machine command usage for managing the Virtual Machines that are registered to your physical DR. • virtual_machine --show [options] • virtual_machine --update [options] 102

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user --help
Description
Displays the list of all user-related options that can be used as a reference when using the DR Series system CLI.
Syntax
user --help
Result
Usage:
user --show [--users]
[--logins]
user --enable --user <service | root>
user --disable --user <service | root>
user --help
user <command> <command-arguments>
<command> can be one of:
--show
Displays command specific information.
--enable
Enables a user account.
--disable
Disables a user account.
For command-specific help, please type user --help <command>
For example:
user --help show
Virtual Machine
This topic introduces the DR Series system CLI commands that allow you to manage the virtual machines (VMs) that are
registered to your physical DR Series system hardware appliance. At least one physical DR is required to act as the
license server for your VM(s). A VM only needs to be licensed to one physical DR (even if you have more than one
physical DR in your environment).
•
virtual_machine --show [options]
•
virtual_machine --delete [options]
•
virtual_machine --update [options]
•
virtual_machine --register [options]
•
virtual_machine --unregister [options]
•
virtual_machine –help
Virtual Machine Command Usage
This topic introduces the virtual machine command usage for managing the Virtual Machines that are registered to your
physical DR.
•
virtual_machine --show [options]
•
virtual_machine --update [options]
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