Panshell

Panshell

Panshell is the command line interface for vmPRO. The panshell is accessible through the appliance console (VM console) or through SSH connection. Panshell has a lot of commands for configuring or modifying vmPRO appliance. It is the only tool used in configuring the two “integrated” backup client applications supported by vmPRO: NetWorker and TSM. Integrated as used here means that these two backup applications can be installed inside the vmPRO appliance and have command options that can be run from the panshell.

 

You can see a list of available commands by typing “help” at the panshell console for example:


quantum:localhost> help

The following commands are available:

  autosupport
  cbt
  config
  filesys
  group
  import
  log
  msm
  nagios
  net
  ntp
  nw
  smartmotion
  snmp
  ssh
  system
  tsm
  vss

 Type 'help <cmd>' for more information.

 

Typing ‘help <cmd>’ will provide additional information for the command, as shown below:

 

 

quantum:localhost> help nw
Showing commands that start with 'nw':
  nw install
  nw uninstall
  nw edit servers file
  nw set nsrports <number of ports
  nw show nsrports
  nw enable
  nw disable
  nw restart
  nw status
  nw save <save arguments>
  nw mminfo <mminfo arguments>
  nw recover <recover arguments>

 

In addition to the commands displayed through 'help', there are two hidden commands, 'shell-escape' and 'reg'.

 

The 'shell-escape' command will exit panshell and drop you into a bash shell as root; shell-escape is used at the direction of engineering for specific troubleshooting purpose. The 'reg' command is used for displaying, setting, and deleting registry values.

 

The following section provides a description of all commands:

 

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autosupport

cbt

cmd_import

cmd_smartmotion

config

filesys

group

log

msm

nagios

net

networker

ntp

reg

snmp

ssh

system

tsm

vss

aliases

 


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