Managed appliance CLI
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Overview
The Code42 managed appliance boots into the command line. The command line provides basic configuration tools and Linux commands for troubleshooting.
Available commands
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| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| apt-retrieve-credentials | Retrieve credentials and set up via code42.cfg |
| apt-submit-credentials | Generate a unique password and upload credentials |
| clear | Clear the command screen* |
| date | Display the current date and time* |
| df | Display available disk space on the filesystem* |
| factory-defaults | Completely removes the contents of the code42.cfg |
| firewall on | Enable iptables firewall rules set within /etc/iptables/rules.v4 |
| firewall off | Disable iptables firewall rules set within /etc/iptables/rules.v4 |
| free | Display total free and used physical and swap memory, and buffers used by the kernel* |
| history | Display the recent commands executed* |
| hostname | Display the system's hostname* |
| iostat | Displays the current CPU load average and disk I/O utilization, providing a great way to monitor your disk I/O usage* |
| ipmi-factory-defaults | Reset IPMI settings to factory defaults |
| ipmi-password | Set an IPMI password |
| ipmi-reload | Re-issues IP/DHCP/networking configuration commands from the code42.cfg to the IPMI |
| ipmi-reset | Reboots the IPMI interface |
| ipmitool | Configure the IPMI network settings |
| last-known-good | Reverts to a previously set known good configuration |
| lsicmd | Display drive status |
| netstat | Print information about the Linux networking subsystem* |
| ntpdate | Set the local date and time by polling the Network Time Protocol (NTP) given as the server arguments to determine the correct time* |
| ping | Use to check that there is a network communication to another computer* |
| poweroff | Shut down the appliance* |
| ps | Give a snapshot of the current processes* |
| reboot | Reboot the system* |
| restart-networking | Restarts networking, applying network changes |
| set-ipmi | Configure the IPMI network settings |
| set-monitoring | Configure the server to contact for monitoring |
| set-net | Run the network configuration wizard |
| set-tz | Run the time zone configuration wizard |
| show-all | Display all configuration settings |
| show-ipmi | Display all IPMI devices |
| show-net | Display network configuration settings |
| show-raid | Display virtual drive info |
| show-serial | Display the serial number of the managed appliance |
| show-version | Display appliance, CLI, and Pepper version numbers |
| silencealarm | Silence any audible alarms, such as a failed drive alarm |
| tcpdump | Analyzes TCP/IP and other packets transmitted or received by a network* |
| top | Display the top CPU processes* |
| traceroute | Print the route that packets take to the network host* |
| uptime | Display how long the system has been running* |
| w | Displays the users currently logged in, and lists their running processes* |
* - indicates this command is a native Linux command. For full information on Linux commands, please view the command's man page. Note that man pages are not installed on the managed appliance operating system.