Linux Base CLI commands

Getting help:

There are two ways to get help with commands:

1 Type (command) -h | --help | help to display a brief summary of the CLI command:

$ poos --help
Usage:
    poos <patch_id>|--all|--help,-h

Options:
    <patch_id>
        Deactivate patch with <patch_id> handle.

    --all
        Deactivate all patches.

    --help
        Print this help message and exit.

2 Type man (command) to display a detailed description of the CLI command:

$ man poos
POOS(1)                 Avaya Contributed Documentation                POOS(1)

NAME
       poos - Put a patch out of service.

SYNOPSIS
       poos <patch_id> --all --help,-h

DESCRIPTION
       Remove a patch from service.  The patch is removed from service from
       all processes in which it was in service.

OPTIONS
       <patch_id>
           Deactivate patch with <patch_id> handle.

       --all
           Deactivate all patches.

       --help
           Print this help message and exit.

EXAMPLES
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Note: You might need to add the primary host entry in backup and member servers before you can access them using the hostconfig command. The command syntax is:

admin2 user ---> hostconfig add -ip <PRIMARY SERVER IP> - host <PRIMARY SERVER HOST NAME> -domain <PRIMARY SERVER DOMAIN NAME>