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IT Command, Example B-13 Example, IT - View / Con Inactivity Timeout Parameters

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Example B-13 Example: • MP:CM> io Cabinet | 0 | 1 Slot |01234567|01234567 Cell |XXXX IO Cab |0000 IO Bay |0101 IO Chas |1133 MP:CM>• See also: PS IT Command IT - View / Configure Inactivity Timeout Parameters • Access level-Operator • Scope-Complex This command sets the two inactivity timeouts. The session inactivity timeout prevents a session to a partition from being inadvertently left open, preventing other users from logging onto a partition using the same path. If the system session is hung or if the partition OS is hung, the IT command also prevents a session from being locked indefinitely. The second timeout is an MP-Handler command timeout. This stops a user from not completing a command and preventing other users from using the MP-Handler. Neither timeout can be deactivated. Example B-14 IT Command LC Command LC - LAN Configuration • Access level-Administrator • Scope-Complex This command displays and modifies the LAN configurations. The IP address, hostname, subnet mask, and gateway address can be modified with this command. IT Command 159

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Example B-13 Example:
•
MP:CM> io--------------------------+Cabinet | 0 | 1 |--------+--------+--------+Slot
|01234567|01234567|--------+--------+--------+Cell |XXXX
....
|
........
|IO Cab |0000
....
|
........
|IO Bay
|0101
....
|
........
|IO Chas |1133
....
|
........
|MP:CM>
•
See also: PS
IT Command
IT - View / Configure Inactivity Timeout Parameters
•
Access level—Operator
•
Scope—Complex
This command sets the two inactivity timeouts.
The session inactivity timeout prevents a session to a partition from being inadvertently left
open, preventing other users from logging onto a partition using the same path. If the system
session is hung or if the partition OS is hung, the
IT
command also prevents a session from being
locked indefinitely.
The second timeout is an MP-Handler command timeout. This stops a user from not completing
a command and preventing other users from using the MP-Handler.
Neither timeout can be deactivated.
Example B-14 IT Command
LC Command
LC - LAN Configuration
•
Access level—Administrator
•
Scope—Complex
This command displays and modifies the LAN configurations. The IP address, hostname, subnet
mask, and gateway address can be modified with this command.
IT Command
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