Dell DR4000 Command Line Reference Guide - Page 67

setlogin - default login

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--setlogin To update the administrator's login password for a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > system --setlogin Please enter administrator password: Please enter administrator's new password: Please re-enter administrator's new password: Changed administrator's password. --telnet [--enable, --disable] To enable or disable telnet access for a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > system --telnet Telnet State : Disabled NOTE: In this example, the system --telnet command returned the telnet access status as disabled. The following example shows the command string for enabling telnet access on your DR4000. To disable telnet access, enter the system --telnet -disable command string. administrator@mydr4000 > system --telnet --enable Successfully enabled telnet. --marker [--enable , --disable ] To check the marker status for supported backup software on a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: NOTE: In this release, the only supported marker if CommVault, and it is enabled by default. administrator@mydr4000 > system --marker Marker : commvault NOTE: In this example, the system --marker command returned the backup marker status showing commvault as enabled. The following example shows the command string for disabling all backup marker on your DR4000. administrator@mydr4000 > system --marker --disable commvault Successfully disabled system marker for commvault. Managing the DR4000 System 57

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Managing the DR4000 System
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--setlogin
To update the administrator’s login password for a DR4000 system, enter the
example command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > system --setlogin
Please enter administrator password:
Please enter administrator's new password:
Please re-enter administrator's new password:
Changed administrator’s password.
--telnet [--enable, --disable]
To enable or disable telnet access for a DR4000 system, enter the example
command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > system --telnet
Telnet State
: Disabled
NOTE:
In this example, the
system --telnet
command returned the telnet access
status as disabled. The following example shows the command string for enabling
telnet access on your DR4000. To disable telnet access, enter the
system --telnet --
disable
command string.
administrator@mydr4000 > system --telnet --enable
Successfully enabled telnet.
--marker [--enable <commvault>, --disable <commvault>]
To check the marker status for supported backup software on a DR4000
system, enter the example command string at the system prompt:
NOTE:
In this release, the only supported marker if CommVault, and it is enabled by
default.
administrator@mydr4000 > system --marker
Marker
: commvault
NOTE:
In this example, the
system --marker
command returned the backup marker
status showing
commvault
as enabled. The following example shows the command
string for disabling all backup marker on your DR4000.
administrator@mydr4000 > system --marker --disable
commvault
Successfully disabled system marker for commvault.