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HP Advanced Server for OpenVMS
Commands Reference Manual


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SHOW PRINT QUEUES

Displays information about OpenVMS Advanced Server print queues. The display includes, in tabular form:
  • The queue name
  • The number of jobs in the queue
  • The queue status
  • If a printer queue, "printer device:printer type;" if a routing queue, the list of print queues to which print jobs are routed
  • The queue description

If a job is currently printing from a given queue, an additional line is displayed that contains the Job ID (job identification number) of the job, the user name that queued the print job, and the status of the print job.


Format

SHOW PRINT QUEUES [queue-name] [/qualifier]

restrictions

This command is valid only to HP OpenVMS servers. Use of this command does not require special group membership.

Parameters

queue-name

Specifies the OpenVMS Advanced Server print queue for which to display information. If you do not supply a queue-name, information for all Advanced Server print queues is displayed.

Qualifiers

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server for which to show the print queues. The default is the server currently being administered.

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW PRINT QUEUES/SERVER=WOODMAN
Name         Jobs  Status               Printer/Routing Description
------------ ----- -------------------- ---------------------------
BOB_PRNT         0 PAUSED destination paused
                                        LRA0:GENERIC
GWENN            0 PAUSED               BOB_PRNT
LASER            1 PAUSED destination paused
                                        OPA0GENERIC      Crew Printer
Jill             0 PAUSED               PARSIFAL         J's rout.que
TOTO             6 ACTIVE               BOB_PRNT

      

This example displays information about the print queues on the server WOODMAN.


SHOW SERVICES

Displays status information for network services available on a server. A service's state can be started, paused, or stopped. It may not be possible to obtain service information from some servers for services that have not been started. If this is the case, an informational message is displayed.

Format

SHOW SERVICES [servicename] [/qualifier]

restrictions

Use of this command does not require special group membership.

Related Commands

CONTINUE SERVICE
PAUSE SERVICE
START SERVICE
STOP SERVICE

Parameters

servicename

Specifies the network service for which information should be displayed. If you omit servicename, information for all services is displayed.

Qualifiers

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server for which to display service information. The default is the server currently being administered.


Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW SERVICES

Services on server "TINMAN":

Service          Status
---------------  ---------------
ALERTER          Started
BROWSER          Started
EVENTLOG         Started
NETLOGON         Started
SERVER           Started

  Total of 5 services
      

This example displays status information for all services on the server currently being administered (TINMAN).


SHOW SESSIONS

Displays information about active sessions to a server. A session is a link between a workstation and a server. It is established the first time a workstation makes a connection with a shared resource on the server. Until the session ends, all further connections between the workstation and the server are part of this same session. The session display includes, in tabular form:
  • The name of the user that established the session
  • The name of the computer that established the session
  • The number of resources opened on the computer by the user
  • The elapsed time since the session was established
  • The time elapsed since the user last initiated an action
  • Whether a session is using Guest access

Format

SHOW SESSIONS [computer-name] [/qualifiers]

restrictions

Use of this command requires membership in the Administrators local group.

Related Commands

CLOSE SESSION
SHOW CONNECTIONS

Parameters

computer-name

Specifies the name of a computer whose sessions should be displayed. If you omit computer-name, then session information is displayed for all computers connected to the specified server.

Qualifiers

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server for which to show session information. The default is the server currently being administered.

/USERNAME=user-name

Specifies the name of a user whose sessions are to be displayed. By default, sessions for all users are displayed.

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW SESSIONS

User Sessions on server "TINMAN":

Connected Users     Computer       Opens  Time      Idle      Guest
------------------  -------------  -----  --------  --------  ---
ADMINISTRATOR       TINMAN_176         3   1 23:01   0 00:00  No
SCARECROW           TINMAN_149         0   0 21:18   0 18:19  No

  Total of 2 connected users
      

This example displays information about all sessions established to the server currently being administered (TINMAN).


SHOW SHARES

Displays information about shared resources available on a server. The basic display includes, in tabular form:
  • The name of the share
  • The share type (directory or print)
  • The share description

You can display additional information by using command qualifiers.


Format

SHOW SHARES share-name [/qualifiers]

restrictions

Use of this command in its default form does not require special group membership; however, the use of certain qualifiers requires special group membership. See the specific qualifier for any group membership requirements.

Related Commands

ADD SHARE/DIRECTORY
ADD SHARE/PRINT
MODIFY SHARE
REMOVE SHARE

Parameters

share-name

Specifies the name of the share for which to display information. If you omit share-name, then the display contains information about all shares on the server that match any filtering criteria. Do not specify the share-name parameter on the same command line as the /ACTIVE, /HIDDEN, or /TYPE qualifiers.

Qualifiers

/ACTIVE

Indicates that only active shares are to be displayed. Active shares are shares that have connections established to them. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group.

/FULL

/NOFULL

Displays all information about the shares. /FULL is equivalent to specifying /HOST_ATTRIBUTES/LIMIT/PATH/PERMISSIONS. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group. The default is /NOFULL, which omits all information about shares.

/HIDDEN

Includes hidden shares in the display. Hidden shares are shares whose name ends in a dollar sign ($) such as administrative resources and local device shares (such as C$). By default, the SHOW SHARES command does not display hidden shares unless you specify a specific share name, or you use the /TYPE qualifier to select a specific share type.

/HOST_ATTRIBUTES

/NOHOST_ATTRIBUTES

Displays the directory protection, file protection, and RMS record format for the share. The default is to omit this information (/NOHOST_ATTRIBUTES). This information is available only on directory shares offered by Advanced Server servers. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group.

/LIMIT

/NOLIMIT

Displays the maximum number of connections allowed to the share, and the current number of connections to the share. The default is /NOLIMIT, which omits the maximum number of connections. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group.

/PATH

/NOPATH

Displays the path to the share. For a directory share, the path is the path to the shared directory tree. For a print share, the path is the name of the associated OpenVMS Advanced Server print queue. The default is /NOPATH, which omits the path to the share. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group.

/PERMISSIONS

/NOPERMISSIONS

Displays the permissions associated with the shared resource. The default is /NOPERMISSIONS, which omits the permissions. Use of this qualifier requires membership in the Administrators or Server Operators local group.

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server for which to display share information. The default is the server currently being administered.

/TYPE=share-type

Specifies the types of shared resources to display. Precede a share-type keyword with NO to exclude the specified share type from the display. The value of the share-type keyword can be one of the following:
Share-Type Shared Resource Type
ALL All types of shares (the default): DIRECTORY, PRINT, DEVICE, IPC, and PERSONAL. To display hidden shares, you must specify the /HIDDEN qualifier or share name.
[NO]DIRECTORY Directory shares.
[NO]PRINT Print queue shares.
[NO]DEVICE Communications devices.
[NO]IPC Interprocess communications resource.
[NO]PERSONAL Personal shares (HP OpenVMS servers only).

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW SHARES/PATH/LIMIT/PERMISSIONS

Shared resources on server "TINMAN":

Name          Type       Description
------------  ---------  --------------------------------------
NETLOGON      Directory  Logon Scripts Directory
    Path: PWRK$LMROOT:[LANMAN.REPL.IMPORT.SCRIPTS]
    Connections:  Current: 0, Maximum: No limit
    Share Permissions:
        Everyone                        Read

PWUTIL        Directory  Adv. Srv. Client-based Utilities
    Path: PWRK$LMROOT:[LANMAN.SHARES.WIN]
    Connections:  Current: 0, Maximum: No limit
    Share Permissions:
        Everyone                        Read

TOTO          Printer    LA210 printer on TINMAN
    Queue: TOTO_LA210
    Connections:  Current: 0, Maximum: No limit
    Share Permissions:
        Everyone                        Print

USERS         Directory  Users Directory
    Path: PWRK$LMROOT:[LANMAN.ACCOUNTS.USERDIRS]
    Connections:  Current: 0, Maximum: No limit
    Share Permissions:
        Everyone                        Full Control

  Total of 4 shares
      

This example displays information about all shares defined on the current server being administered (TINMAN). In addition to the base information, the display includes path, connection limit, and permissions information.


SHOW TRUSTS

Displays the list of domains that this domain trusts, and the list of domains that are permitted to trust this domain.

Format

SHOW TRUSTS [/qualifiers]

restrictions

None

Related Commands

ADD TRUST
REMOVE TRUST

Qualifiers

/DOMAIN=domain-name

Specifies the domain for which to display trust information. The default is the domain currently being administered. Do not specify both /DOMAIN and /SERVER on the same command line.

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of a server that is a member of the domain for which to show the trust information. Do not specify both /DOMAIN and /SERVER on the same command line.

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW TRUSTS

There are currently no domains trusted by domain LANDOFOZ.

Domains permitted to trust domain LANDOFOZ:
    KANSAS
      

This example displays trust information for the domain being administered (LANDOFOZ). It shows that the LANDOFOZ domain does not currently trust any other domains, and it permits domain KANSAS to trust it.


SHOW USERS

Displays information about user accounts in a domain. The basic display includes, in tabular form:
  • The user account name
  • The user's full name
  • The account type (local or global)
  • The user's description

You can display additional information by using command qualifiers.


Format

SHOW USERS [user-name] [/qualifiers]

restrictions

Use of this command in its default form does not require special group membership; however, the use of certain qualifiers requires special group membership. See the specific qualifier for any group membership requirements.

Related Commands

ADD USER
COPY USER
MODIFY USER
REMOVE USER

Parameters

user-name

Indicates that only information for the specified user account should be displayed. If you omit a user name, then the display contains information for all user accounts in the domain that match any filtering criteria. Do not specify the user-name parameter on the same command line as the /GLOBAL or /LOCAL qualifiers.

Qualifiers

/ACCOUNT

/NOACCOUNT

Includes account information in the display. The account information includes the account type (local or global) and if and when the account expires, and password information. The default is /NOACCOUNT, which omits the account information.

/DOMAIN=domain-name

Specifies the domain for which to display user account information. The default is the domain currently being administered. Do not specify both /DOMAIN and /SERVER on the same command line.

/FLAGS

/NOFLAGS

Includes the state of the logon flags in the display. The default is /NOFLAGS, which omits the state of the flags.

/FULL

/NOFULL

Includes all account information in the display; equivalent to specifying /ACCOUNT/FLAGS/GROUPS/HOURS/PROFILE/WORKSTATIONS. The default is /NOFULL, which omits all account information.

/GLOBAL

Restricts the display to global user accounts only. If neither the /GLOBAL nor /LOCAL qualifiers are specified, both global and local user accounts are displayed. Do not specify the user-name parameter on the same command line as the /GLOBAL qualifier.

/GROUPS

/NOGROUPS

Displays groups of which the user is a member. The default is /NOGROUPS, which omits the groups of which the user is a member.

/HOURS

/NOHOURS

Includes in the display the days and times during which the user can log on. The default is /NOHOURS, which omits the days and times during which the user can log on.

/LOCAL

Restricts the display to local user accounts only. If neither the /LOCAL nor /GLOBAL qualifiers are specified, both local and global user accounts are displayed. Do not specify the user-name parameter on the same command line as the /LOCAL qualifier.

/PROFILE

/NOPROFILE

Includes user profile information in the display. User profile information includes: the profile path, the logon script name, the home directory drive, and the home directory path. The default is /NOPROFILE, which does not display the user profile information.

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of a server that is a member of the domain for which to show the user account information. Do not specify both /DOMAIN and /SERVER on the same command line.

/SORT=sort-type

Specifies the sorting order of the display. The sort-type keyword can be either of the following:
Keyword Description
USERNAME Sort alphabetically by user name (the default)
FULLNAME Sort alphabetically by user's full name

/WORKSTATIONS

/NOWORKSTATION

Includes in the display the workstations from which the user can log on. The default is /NOWORKSTATION, which omits the workstations.

Examples

#1

 LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW USERS

 User accounts in domain "LANDOFOZ":

 User Name      Full Name       Type    Description
 -------------  --------------  ------  --------------------------
 Administrator                  Global  Built-in account for
                                        administering the domain
 Guest                          Global  Built-in account for guest
                                        access to the domain
 SCARECROW      The Scarecrow   Global  In search of a brain

   Total of 3 user accounts
      

This example displays the default information for all user accounts in the domain currently being administered (LANDOFOZ).

#2

 LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> SHOW USERS SCARECROW/FULL

 User accounts in domain "LANDOFOZ":

 User Name        Full Name        Type    Description
 --------------   ---------------  ------  -----------------------
 SCARECROW        The Scarecrow    Global  In search of a brain
   User profile:
   Logon script:
   Home Path:
   Primary Group: Domain Users
   Member of groups: Administrators, Domain Admins, Domain Users
   Workstations: No workstation restrictions
   Logon Flags: Login script is executed, Password does not expire
   Account Type: Global
   Account Expires: Never
   Logon hours: (All hours)
   Last Log On: 10/08/01 05:07 PM
   Password Last Set: 09/30/01 11:03 AM
   Password Changeable: 09/30/01 11:03 AM
   Password Expires: 11/30/01 11:03 AM

   Total of 1 user account
      

This example displays all information for the user account SCARECROW on the domain currently being administered (LANDOFOZ).


SHOW VERSION

Displays the Advanced Server software version information for the local server.

Format

SHOW VERSION

restrictions

This command is available to HP OpenVMS servers only. Use of this command does not require special group membership.

Example


START SERVICE

Starts a network service that is currently stopped. Use the SHOW SERVICES command to display a list of available services.

Format

START SERVICE servicename [/qualifier]

restrictions

Use of this command requires membership in the Administrators local group or the Server Operators local group.

Related Commands

CONTINUE SERVICE
PAUSE SERVICE
SHOW SERVICES
STOP SERVICE

Parameters

servicename

Specifies the name of the network service to start.

Qualifiers

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server on which to start the service. The default is the server currently being administered.

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> START SERVICE NETLOGON
%PWRK-I-SVCOPWAIT, attempting to start the "NETLOGON" service on "TINMAN"
%PWRK-S-SVCSTART, service "NETLOGON" started on server "TINMAN"
      

This example starts the NetLogon service on the server currently being administered (TINMAN).


STOP SERVICE

Stops a currently running network service. Use the SHOW SERVICES command to display a list of available network services.

Format

STOP SERVICE servicename [/qualifiers]

restrictions

Use of this command requires membership in the Administrators local group or the Server Operators local group. You cannot use this command to stop the EventLog and Server services.

Related Commands

CONTINUE SERVICE
PAUSE SERVICE
SHOW SERVICES
START SERVICE

Parameters

servicename

Specifies the name of the network service to stop.

Qualifiers

/CONFIRM

/NOCONFIRM

Controls whether you are prompted for a confirmation before the operation is performed. The default is /CONFIRM if running in interactive mode. When the prompt is issued, the default response is shown, and you may accept the default by pressing Return or Enter. If you type YES, TRUE, or 1, the operation is performed. If you type NO, FALSE, 0, or enter Ctrl/Z, no action is performed. If you type anything else, the prompt is repeated until you type an acceptable response. No prompt for confirmation is issued if running in batch mode.

/SERVER=server-name

Specifies the name of the server on which to stop the service. The default is the server currently being administered.

Example


LANDOFOZ\\TINMAN> STOP SERVICE NETLOGON

Do you really want to stop service "NETLOGON" [YES or NO] (YES) : Y
%PWRK-I-SVCOPWAIT, attempting to stop the "NETLOGON" service on "TINMAN"
%PWRK-S-SVCSTOP, service "NETLOGON" stopped on server "TINMAN"
      

This example stops the NetLogon service on the server currently being administered (TINMAN). A confirmation is required.


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