[en] Commands

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[en] Commands

[en] You can run the following commands on VT-NET to perform a range of actions, from checking versions and object statuses to modifying process statuses. For better organization, the list of commands is divided into health commands and frequently used commands. You can also find a list of the most frequently used Linux commands at the end of the page.

[en] Health Commands

[en] To verify that VT-NET is working correctly, mostly after installation or after an update, there are two basic commands you can execute. These commands have to be executed in the same order as they appear below.

/veritran/vt-net/bin/kernel -V

[en] This command displays the platform's version as shown below:

/veritran/vt-net/bin/kernel -V
Version:     1.13.4.113 (19f7eb5bb2a39e456asde6e55c3644f3df93206a)
URL:       https://repository.veritran.com/package.git - HEAD detached at 1.13.4.113 - 19f7eb5bb2a39e456asde6e55c3644f3df93206a
Tag name:     1.13.4.113
Build Date:    Mon Mar 27 22:28:33 -03 2023
System:      Linux jnlp-slave-redhat-8.-tcwt ..0-26-generic #2-Ubuntu MP Fri ug 26 2:2:7 UC 2022 x86_6 x86_6 x86_6 NU/Linux

Platform Version: 1.13.4.113 (19f7eb5bb2a39e456asde6e55c3644f3df93206a)
URL:       https://repository.veritran.com/package.git - HEAD detached at 1.13.4.113 - 19f7eb5bb2a39e456asde6e55c3644f3df93206a
Tag name:     1.13.4.113
Build Date:    Mon Mar 27 22:25:04 -03 2023
System:      Linux jnlp-slave-redhat-8.5-tc4wt 5.4.-16-generic #14-Ubuntu MP Fri ug 6 1:1:57 UC x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 NU/Linux

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "status object .*"

[en] Run this command to verify all object's are running and appear as started. This command displays a table with all the objects and their respective information, which includes: object name, type, state, logical state, messages queued and group.

[en] Frequently Used Commands

[en] See the most frequently used commands in the list below. To see a list of commands used for log management, read Logs. For security related commands, read Security.Security

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "status proc .*"

[en] This command displays a table with all the processes and their respective information, which includes: process name, type, state, logical state, messages queued and group. To verify that processes are operating, state and logical state must always match and appear as started.

[en] To verify the state of a single process, type the following:

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "status proc [PROCESS].*"

[en] Use the ,detail modifier after the last * symbol in the command to obtain detailed information.

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "info proc [PROCESS].*"

[en] Use the ,detail modifier after the last * symbol in the command to obtain detailed information.

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "start [PROCESS].*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "stop [PROCESS].*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "abort proc [PROCESS].*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "purge proc [PROCESS].*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "warmboot proc.*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "warmboot proc [PROCESS].*"

ps -ef | grep kernel

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "status [proc,line,station] .*"

[en] To verify the state of a single line, object or station, type the following:

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "status obj,line,station [NAME].*"

[en] Use the ,detail modifier after the last * symbol in the command to obtain detailed information.

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "stop node.*"

[en] To stop VT-NET (NDA1), type the following command:

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n NDA1 -c "stop node.*"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/kernel -f /veritran/vt-net/networkDirectory/[ENVIRONMENT]_[NODE].ini

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "statistics proc [NAME].*, detail"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [NVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "statistics line [NAME].*, detail"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "statistics station [NAME].*, detail"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "info db .*, detail"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "run file [file.cmd]"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "send proc [PROCESS],cmd=[COMMAND]"

/veritran/vt-net/bin/vtNetQShell -e [ENVIRONMENT] -n [NODE] -c "send proc [PROCESS],cmd=gethelp"

[en] Linux Commands

[en] Find below a set of commonly used Linux commands. Keep in mind that this list may not be final. For more Linux commands, check Linux documentation.

df -h
du -h

free -m

top

gtar -cvzf [FILENAME].tgz /[FILESPATH]/*

gtar -cvzf [FILENAME].tgz --exclude='/EXCLUDEDFILESPATH/*' /INCLUDEDFILESPATH/

gtar -xvzf [FILENAME].tar.gz

cp /dev/null /veritran/[NODE]/vt-net/log/XXXX_NDA1.log

find /veritran/ -name 'config.php'

scp [FILENAME] remote_user@remote_server_ip:/[REMOTESERVER]

scp  remote_user@remote_server_ip:/[REMOTEFILEPATH] /[LOCALPATH]

wget http://file-url

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