Conversion Des Commandes De Hmc Release 3 Version 1.0 - Bull ESCALA Guide D'installation Et D'utilisation

Conversion des commandes de HMC Release 3 Version 1.0,

1.1 (1st ptf), 1.2 (2nd PTF) vers HMC Release 3 Version 2.0,
2.1 (1st ptf), 2.2 (2nd PTF) et commandes ultérieures
Les "anciennes commandes" répertoriées dans ce tableau ne sont plus prises en charge.
Changez les scripts utilisant ces commandes de façon à utiliser les nouvelles commandes
présentées dans la section Commandes à distance, page 18-1.
Consultez le tableau ci–dessous pour découvrir la nouvelle valeur de chaque ancienne
commande :
Commandes HMC Release 3 Version 1.0, 1.1
(1st ptf), 1.2 (2nd PTF)
power_on_cec –c " managedSystem " –m mode
–b boot_setting
power_off_cec –m " managedSystem "
get_cec_state –m " managedSystem "
get_cec_mode –m " managedSystem "
get_op_panel –m " managedSystem "
query_cecs
start_partition –p " Nompartition " –f "nom profil"
–m " systèmeGéré "
reset_partition –m " managedSystem " –p "
partitionName " –t hard
reset_partition –m " managedSystem " –p "
partitionName " –t soft
get_partition_state –m " managedSystem " –p
" partitionName "
get_op_panel –m " managedSystem " –p "
partitionName "
query_partition_names –m " managedSystem "
query_profile_names –m " managedSystem " –p
" partitionName "
get_cec_mtms –m " managedSystem "
get_cec_version –m " managedSystem "
get_cec_version –a
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Commandes HMC Release 3 Version 2.0, 2.1
(1st ptf), 2.2 (2nd PTF) et ultérieures
chsysstate –r sys –o on –n " managedSystem "
–c mode –b boot_setting
chsysstate –r sys –o off –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
chsysstate –r lpar –o on –m " systèmeGéré "
–n " namePartition " –f "nom de profil"
chsysstate –r lpar –o off –m " managedSystem "
–n " partitionName "
chsysstate –r lpar –o reset –m "
managedSystem " –n " partitionName "
lssyscfg –r lpar –m " managedSystem " –n
" partitionName "
lssyscfg –r lpar –m " managedSystem " –n "
partitionName "
lssyscfg –r lpar –m " managedSystem " ––all
lsysscfg –r prof –m " managedSystem " –p
" partitionName " ––all
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "
lssyscfg –r sys –n " managedSystem "