AIX, AppleTalk Services, and the Network Server. Quick Reference Card

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1 apple AIX, AppleTalk Services, and the Network Server Quick Reference Card

2 Hardware Basics To verify the SCSI devices, see the instructions on the reverse side. For more information, see Setting Up the Network Serv e r. If you are using a 1-button mouse, use the left arrow for the middle mouse button, and the right arrow for the right mouse button.

3 The Common Desktop Environment Calendar icon Click the Calendar icon to display a calendar application. File Manager icon Click the File Manager icon to display the File Manager. Use the File Manager to handle desktop objects (such as files, directories, and applications as icons) which you can manipulate without having to remember commands. Text Editor icon Click the Text Editor icon to open a Text Editor window. Click the Help button in the Text Editor window for information on using Text Editor. Click the arrow above the Text Editor icon to open the Personal Applications menu, which contains the following items: Install Icon. Adds applications to the front panel. For assistance, click Install Icon with the right mouse button and select Help. Text Editor. Opens a Text Editor window. Terminal. Opens a new terminal window. Icon Editor. Opens an Icon Editor dialog box. For assistance, click the Help button in the Icon Editor dialog box. Mail icon Click the Mail icon to display an application for sending and receiving mail. Lock icon Click the lock icon to lock the screen and display a dialog box that asks for the user s password to unlock the screen. Numbered Buttons Click the numbered buttons to switch between four different screens with different applications running in each. Exit icon Click Exit to begin the logout process. Click on this icon to display menu options. Printers icon Click the arrow above the Printers icon to display the Personal Printers menu, which contains the following items: n Install Icon n Default Printer Style Manager icon Click the Style Manager icon to display a dialog box that allows you to customize the visual appearance or the behavior of your desktop, including mouse, keyboard, fonts, screen saver and background settings. Application Manager icon Click the Application Manager icon to display the Application Manager, which contains a variety of action icons that allow you to start applications, such as the System Management Interface Tool (SMIT), Visual System Management (VSM) and the Installer. Click the Application Manager Help button for more information. Help Manager icon Click the Help Manager icon to display a window that introduces you to desktop help. Click the arrow over the Help Manager icon to display the Help menu and to use the InfoExplorer on-screen library.

4 C o m m ands For more in fo rm a tion, see the man ual Using AIX, AppleTalk Services and Mac OS Utilities on the Apple Network Server and cat the file /usr/lpp/bos/readme. For tel e p h o ne su p p o rt, see the Apple Resource Guide that ca me with your acc essory kit. N avigation and File Managem ent ls l ist contents of a dir e cto r y pwd d is play current dir e ctory path cd ch ange your current wo r k ing dir e cto r y cp file1 file2... co py file1 in to file2 mv file newfilename move fi l es to a new loca tio n rm file1 file2... r e move fi l es mkdir name m a ke a dir e cto r y rmdir name r e move a dir e cto r y cat file1file2... d is play fi l es chmod mode file ch ange the mode (acc ess privi l eges) of a file or dir e cto r. (The mode 700 p rovid es read, write, and execute pe rm ission for the owner of the fi l e.) chown owner file ch ange the owner of a file or dir e ctory to owner mount/umount mount or unmount a file sys t e m man command d is play entries in the online reference pages for the spe ci fied co m m an d System and Net work Status ps d is play current active proc ess es ping host t est the ne twork by sending packets to a host to obtain a res p o n s e who d is play who is using the sys t e m netstat query the ope r a tion of the ne two r k df r e p o rt the amount of free disk space date p r int or set the date and ti me Apple Commands appleping appletalk atlookup atprint at_cho_prn atstatus eject t est the Ap pl e Ta lk ne twork by sending packets to a named host to obtain a res p o n s e co n figure and dis play Ap pl e Ta lk ne twork in t e r fa c es look up ne two r k - visible enti ti es on the Ap pl e Ta lk ne two r k t r an sfer data to a printer using Ap pl e Ta lk set a defa ult Ap pl e Ta lk prin t e r d is play status in fo rm a tion for an Ap pl e Ta lk device e j e ct a 3.5 in ch disk from the flo p py disk drive

5 Verifying SCSI devices Th is proc e dure dis plays in fo rm a tion rega rd ing wh ich SCSI d evic es are c u rr e n tly recognized by the serve r : 1 Turn the front key to the upright (unlocked) position. 2 Turn the server on. If AIX is ru n n ing, enter the shutdown -r co m m and. If the server is already t u rned on, press the reset [p] butto n. 3 While the system is resetting, or starting up, hold down these keys: Command-Option-O-F Co n tinue hold ing down these keys until the 0 > p rompt appe a r s. If AIX is installed and a root passwo rd is set, a Security > p rompt appe a r s. 4 Enter (type and press Return) the following command: login The system dis plays o k fol lowed by the 0 > p rompt. If AIX is ru n n ing and a ro o t p asswo rd is set, the O F P a s s w o r d : p rompt appe a r s, and you need to enter the root passwo rd. 5 Enter the appropriate probe-scsi command. To dis play the devic es on the first in t e rnal bus: probe-scsi1 To d is play SCSI ID in fo rm a tion for the devic es on the second in t e rnal bus: probe-scsi2 To dis play the devic es on the bui l t - in ext e rnal SCSI b us: probe-scsi Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, and AppleTalk are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. AIX is a trademark of IBM Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other countries and used under license. Common Desktop Environment and InfoExplorer are trademarks of IBM Corporation A