Installing, maintaining, and extending the functionality of mac os 9 each section can be expanded or compressed by clicking the title of the section this will shrink the forum to display only the sections you want. Ive a script which i run through jenkins and this script creates a snapshot. Administering your netapp fas2020fas2040 storage system below is a framework for a document that could be provided to supportcustomer as a brief guide for basic administration of their storage system. Mac keyboard shortcuts by pressing certain key combinations, you can do things that normally need a mouse, trackpad, or other input device. Target display mode pressing commandf2 does nothing. Using fsck to repair mac os x file system question. Autosuggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Restoring mac os x using command line ask different. In a worstcase scenario, you may have to manually run fsck commands from a terminal in singleuser mode. Apple is a registered trademark and quicktime is a trademark of apple, inc. If you see a thumbnail in the corner of your screen, click it to edit the screenshot. The quickest way to get to know terminal and understand how it works is to start using it.
Are there zapi commands which gives the same data as following cli command memory dimm show instance nfs show fields vserver,udp,tcp system cont. The help command displays bash function help help echo. The terminal is a program included with all versions of mac os x. A user can make use of the command line option to run various commands. Fsck is a very simple command supported by unix and unixlike operating system including mac os x. Learn how to partition disks using fdisk mac os x command. It is also a good way to destroy you system because you screwed something up.
The halt command flushes file system updates eg flushing memory to disk out to disks and clears nvram, which helps to make sure the system comes back online properly and no data is lost during the process cause you know, data loss is kinda bad on your storage devices, right. Join conversations about netapp ontap software, fas, oncommand storage management software, and workflow automation wfa. If you uses ipv6, just add the 6 switch, ip 6 route list. Here i have gathered 5 useful commands that will make your life easier when youre working in the command line interface of os x, so launch the terminal and try them out on your mac. I havent looked closely, but im willing to bet that some of them havent been posted here as hints yet. Im going to be setting the new nas up with the same ip and cifs server name as the old netapp filer.
For more information about these gestures, choose apple menu system preferences, then click trackpad. They were added to a second fas2020 flr1, which is running all the production vms and thus has. Darwin, and mac os x are at the very end of the 12page timeline. Mac os x is a rocksolid system thats beautifully designed. Use ip route list to see which default router your machine have. To launch terminal goto applications and click utilities folder. Administering your netapp fas2020 fas2040 storage system. You can turn a gesture off, change the type of gesture, and learn which gestures work with your mac. This topic describes the functions, syntax, and parameters of all the mvs base control program bcp system commands. Registered users have access to a wide variety of documentation and kb articles related to our products. Everything was cool until i realized the data ontap software that was originally in the etcsoftware directory got wiped when the file system was rebuilt.
Macs command line interface, terminal, ships with a bewildering array of commands. Just run the command getmac to get the mac addresses. It can set many hidden settings and preferences in mac os x, and in individual applications. Listed below are a list of common netapp 7mode commands that you can use in your daytoday operations. After your storage system has been set up, the ifconfig commands in the etcrc file are used to configure the network interfaces on subsequent storage system reboots. To run a command, you just type it at the cursor and hit return to execute. Add custom commands to the mac os x terminal published on thursday, may 10, 2007. Find mac address using arp command inside lan,open command prompt and try to ping to any ip address within the lan. Erik eckel explains the mac directory structure for new users and administrators and goes over a few basic commands to get you started working with files. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage. Or wait for the screenshot to save to your desktop. After hooking up the fibre channel interconnect to a second diskshelf containing satadisks, i noticed that all disks from the onboard shelf were missing.
Up and down arrow keys accesses prior commands controla moves cursor to the beginning of the line. Shortcuts sind tastenkombinationen tastaturbefehle fur nutzliche mac. Start up your computer in singleuser mode to reach the command line. Maccompatible keyboard has a command key, not windows directions. Mathias bynens has posted a long list of these commands on github. The mac command line offers a faster, easier way to accomplish many tasks. When shutting down a netapp filer, you should use the halt command. I work in a mac environment with several mac minis in the same network.
A terminal is simply a textbased program that is used to send commands to the os and interact with it. That should be a line wich starts with default or 0. You can use these commands to control both the system itself and multiple console support mcs, hmc multiple console support. Find files that are over 1 gb but less than 20 gb in size. Mac supports various tools including the file system check fsck to repair a corrupt mac disk. This can be used to get mac address for remote computers also. Terminal is originated in mac os xs predecessors, nextstep and openstep, and allows the user to interact with the computer through a command line interface with useful terminal commands. You can find and view some netapp documents here without logging in. F3 by michel machado is an open source linux software to test flash memory capacity that now runs on mac computers h2testw does not run on macs apple computers as it is windows based. We can find mac address physical address of a computer using the command getmac. I went to a customer today to configure a netapp fas2020 for snapmirror replication.
Modern versions of mac os x no longer need you to repair disk permissions. Q switch application move to next window in the active application. Learn about the changes to the systemsetup command in macos catalina 10. Use the systemsetup commandline utility on macos catalina 10.
Trackpad gestures require a magic trackpad or builtin multitouch trackpad. But before we do that, its worth spending a little time getting to know how commands work. Using fsck to repair mac os x file system community. Commands available from the cli obtained by inputting a. In this video i perform some basic administration tasks for netapp 7mode, such as creating an aggregate, volume, qtree with quotas. This article is intended for system administrators. Mac apple h2testw alternative program called f3 by michel machado. How to repair disk and file system problems on your mac.
To use a keyboard shortcut, press and hold one or more modifier keys and then press the last key of the shortcut. In single user mode you are effectively logged in as root. I have an old netapp filer that im migrating all of the ntfs files off of to a new nas. How to quickly find out all the terminal commands on your mac. Add custom commands to the mac os x terminal roberts talk. Use the fsck command mode to repair a corrupt mac disk. Dont use the obsoleted commands ifconfig8, arp8 or route8. Eight terminal utilities every os x command line user. I would like to avail myself of the target display mode. Primarily, the fsck command is used to check the consistency of the file. The macports project is an opensource community initiative to design an easytouse system for compiling, installing, and upgrading either commandline, x11 or aqua based opensource software on the mac operating system. Core mac os x keyboard shortcuts top 25 keyboard shortcuts action press cut. Today, were going to go over some great interface and user tweaks you can execute to customize your mac. This is great for customizing your mac and unveiling hidden features.
But some of them are restricted to registered customers. Use the new command that replace them and can do more, ip8. How can i rename and change the ip address of a netapp filer. In the case of mac os x, the terminal program allows the user to. However, thats not the only issue that can occur with a disk or file system. Its also the medium for many commands that arent accessible using the gui. Data ontap provides commands for managing the sp, including setting up and displaying the sp network configuration, displaying the current sp status, rebooting the sp, managing the sp firmware image, and managing ssh access to the sp. Mac startup key combinations learn about the mac features and tools that you can access by holding down one or more keys during startup. If youre migrating from linux, youll find many familiar commands work the way you expect. I have a brand new macbook pro retnia, and id like to use it as a display for my mac pro also brand new. An ifconfig command is included in the etcrc file of the root volume for each network interface that you configured during the system setup. Ive tried using terminal commands such as hdiutil and asr. I have some old netapp fas2020s that i wanted to boot up and repurpose, so i wiped the config and went through setup.
Below is a framework for a document that could be provided to supportcustomer as a brief guide for basic administration of their storage system. The os x terminal opens up a world of powerful unix utilities and scripts. File permission is given for users,group and others too. To use any of these key combinations, press and hold the keys immediately after pressing the power button to turn on your mac, or after your mac begins to restart. I followed the instructions on this page, and nothing happened when i pressed command f2. The other commands mentioned will probably be useful, but the original request to view file structure can be achieved with the ls command. Mac apple h2testw alternative program called f3 by. It works on xp, vista, windows 7, server 2003 and server 2008 operating systems. When i use my mac and type away in the terminal, ive felt the need to add custom commands. It is designed for you to typing in specific commands that you would not be able to do otherwise. Google searches and man pages will help you get a better sense of what your machine is capable of, but they wont tell you the name of every command on your mac.
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