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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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Command Control

Individual control can be exercised over each component in the network, as well as

over how each component executes the commands entered. Components are outlined

at see System Configurations on page 19..

Issuing Commands to a Component

Issue commands to any component in the network through the command line for that

component. The Media Processing Server shell command line may be accessed in one

of two ways: through the VSH Command Line.

To access the Media Processing Server shell from a Solaris shell, rsh to any

component node, then enter vsh and press <R

ETURN>. If this is done at a Media

Processing Server node, the shell prompt of the lowest numbered component displays.

Select the desired component to elicit its shell prompt.

The default Media Processing Server shell prompt indicates the current component

type and component number (that is, the component that is local to the node) as well

as the node from which the tool was launched. If more than one component is

configured for the node, the initial prompt displays the component with the lowest

number. For example, if the prompt is vsh#mps.109/is9509 {1} ->, then

mps.109 is the current component and is9509 is the name of the node.

The comp command identifies the currently configured components along with their

status. “Local” indicates the component is connected to this node. “Remote”

indicates the component is connected to another node in the network. See the Media

Processing Server Series System Reference Manual for a detailed discussion of the

Media Processing Server Series network.

All Solaris commands entered in a Media Processing Server shell are issued to the

local node regardless of the current component. For example, if the current

component is vas.1 and grouse is the name of the current node, but the VSH

Command Line was launched on node is9509, ls lists the files in the directory on

is9509, not on grouse. To identify the local node when connected to a component

remote to that node, enter the hostname command at the prompt.

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