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NAME

vxini - allows you to manipulate the contents of a Veritas Storage Foundation Management Server configuration file such as csf_resolv.conf

SYNOPSIS

vxini [-h] [-f input_file] [-q |-d [-s section_name -k key_name]] [-i -s section_name -k key_name -v value]

DESCRIPTION

vxini allows you to manipulate the contents of an SF Manager configuration file such as csf_resolv.conf. With vxini you can create sections, keys, and values under a section; list the sections, keys, values; and delete or change the keys, values and sections.

OPTIONS

-h, --help: Provides usage information for vxini.
-f, --file input_file: File that contains values for vxini to input.
-q, --query: Enumerates a key or a value in the section. If the section is not specified, vxini enumerates all sections.
-s, --section section_name: Insert, delete, or query a section.
-k, --keyname key_name: Insert, delete, or query a key.
-d, --delete: Delete a section or key from particular section.
-i, --insert: Add a keyname = value for a section. If section_name does not exist, vxini creates it.
-v, --value value: Insert a value.

NOTES

By default, vxini resides on the SF Manager and managed host in: /opt/VRTSobc/pal33/bin

If using an input file, use semi-colons (;) to delimit multiple key value pairs. A pound sign (#) at the beginning of a line in the input file indicates a comment and is ignored by vxini.

EXAMPLES

This section provides usage examples for vxini.

EXAMPLE 1:

The following command queries the sections of the configuration file, csf_resolv.conf:

./vxini --file /etc/default/csf_resolv.conf --query 
DOMAIN_CONTROLLER SECURITY

EXAMPLE 2:

The following command queries the keys in a section of the configuration file, csf_resolv.conf:

./vxini --file /etc/default/csf_resolv.conf --query 
--section DOMAIN_CONTROLLER domain

EXAMPLE 3:

The following command queries value of a particular key in a section of the configuration file, csf_resolv.conf:

./vxini --file /etc/default/csf_resolv.conf --query 
--section SECURITY --keyname BROKER_HOST 
my_broker_host.example.com

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