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== Basic Usage ==

Bright can be run through several command line tools. The most important one is CMSH. CMSH is an easy to use tool.

to start the tool simply run the command:

<syntaxhighlight>
cmsh
</syntaxhighlight>

== Navigation ==

The tool can be navigated by entering the catergory or comand into the command line. To see the availble options type help:

<syntaxhighlight>

</syntaxhighlight>

== Other Useful command ==

The alias command can be useful to allow users to use the normal linux commands. For example to use the ls command instead of help run the command:

<syntaxhighlight>
[root@bright-head ~]# cmsh
[bright-head]% alias ls help
<syntaxhighlight>

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		+	== Check cluster health ==
		+	Check the devices
		+	<syntaxhighlight>
		+	[root@head1 ~]# cmsh
		+	[head1]% device list
		+	Type Hostname (key) MAC Category Ip Network Status
		+	---------------------- ---------------- ------------------ ---------------- --------------- -------------- --------------------------------
		+	EthernetSwitch switch01 00:00:00:00:00:00 10.141.253.1 internalnet [ DOWN ] health check failed
		+	HeadNode head1 00:25:90:C9:C9:00 10.141.255.254 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	HeadNode head2 00:25:90:C9:CA:70 10.141.255.253 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode01 00:25:90:C5:F5:36 gpu6.5 10.141.0.1 internalnet [ INSTALLER_UNREACHABLE ] (wait+
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode02 00:25:90:96:24:C6 gpu6.5 10.141.0.2 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode03 00:25:90:C6:FC:E4 gpu6.5 10.141.0.3 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode04 00:25:90:C5:F5:C2 gpu6.5 10.141.0.4 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode05 00:25:90:C5:F5:E0 gpu6.5 10.141.0.5 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode06 00:25:90:C5:24:D6 gpu6.5 10.141.0.6 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode07 00:25:90:C5:F3:8A gpu6.5 10.141.0.7 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode08 00:25:90:C5:F4:E8 gpu6.5 10.141.0.8 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode09 00:25:90:C5:24:F6 gpu6.5 10.141.0.9 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode10 00:25:90:C5:F5:26 gpu6.5 10.141.0.10 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode11 00:25:90:C5:F6:64 gpu6.5 10.141.0.11 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode12 00:25:90:C6:FB:46 gpu6.5 10.141.0.12 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode13 00:25:90:C5:F6:74 gpu6.5 10.141.0.13 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode14 00:25:90:C5:25:18 gpu6.5 10.141.0.14 internalnet [ INSTALLER_UNREACHABLE ] (prov+
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode15 00:25:90:C5:F3:60 gpu6.5 10.141.0.15 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode gpuNode16 00:25:90:C5:F4:4E gpu6.5 10.141.0.16 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PhysicalNode storage1 00:25:90:CA:64:96 default 10.141.0.17 internalnet [ UP ] health check failed
		+	PowerDistributionUnit pdu1 00:00:00:00:00:00 10.141.161.251 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	PowerDistributionUnit pdu2 00:00:00:00:00:00 10.141.160.253 internalnet [ UP ]
		+	</syntaxhighlight>
		+
		+	List the networks configured
		+	<syntaxhighlight>
		+	[root@head1 ~]# cmsh
		+	[head1]% network list
		+	Name (key) Type Netmask bits Base address Domain name IPv6
		+	------------------ ------------ -------------- ---------------- -------------------- ----
		+	externalnet External 24 192.168.253.0 elyone.local no
		+	failovernet Internal 16 10.151.0.0 failover.cluster no
		+	globalnet Global 0 0.0.0.0 cm.cluster no
		+	ibnet Internal 16 10.149.0.0 ib.cluster no
		+	internalnet Internal 16 10.141.0.0 eth.cluster no
		+	ipminet Internal 16 10.141.0.0 ipmi.cluster no
		+	</syntaxhighlight>

	== Useful commands ==		== Useful commands ==

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 moves to the level above
 * quit
 quits cmsh

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−
−	~~== Navigation ==~~
−
−	~~The tool can be navigated by entering the catergory or comand into the command line. To see the availble options type help:~~
−
−	~~<syntaxhighlight>~~
−	~~alias ......................... Set aliases~~
−	~~category ...................... Enter category mode~~
−	~~cert .......................... Enter cert mode~~
−	~~cloud ......................... Enter cloud mode~~
−	~~color ......................... Manage console text color settings~~
−	~~connect ....................... Connect to cluster~~
−	~~delimiter ..................... Display/set delimiter~~
−	~~device ........................ Enter device mode~~
−	~~disconnect .................... Disconnect from cluster~~
−	~~events ........................ Manage events~~
−	~~exit .......................... Exit from current object or mode~~
−	~~export ........................ Display list of aliases current list formats~~
−	~~groupingsyntax ................ Manage the default grouping syntax~~
−	~~help .......................... Display this help~~
−	~~history ....................... Display command history~~
−	~~jobqueue ...................... Enter jobqueue mode~~
−	~~jobs .......................... Enter jobs mode~~
−	~~list .......................... List state for all modes~~
−	~~main .......................... Enter main mode~~
−	~~modified ...................... List modified objects~~
−	~~monitoring .................... Enter monitoring mode~~
−	~~network ....................... Enter network mode~~
−	~~nodegroup ..................... Enter nodegroup mode~~
−	~~partition ..................... Enter partition mode~~
−	~~process ....................... Enter process mode~~
−	~~profile ....................... Enter profile mode~~
−	~~quit .......................... Quit shell~~
−	~~quitconfirmation .............. Manage the status of quit confirmation~~
−	~~rack .......................... Enter rack mode~~
−	~~refresh ....................... Refresh all modes~~
−	~~run ........................... Execute cmsh commands from specified file~~
−	~~session ....................... Enter session mode~~
−	~~softwareimage ................. Enter softwareimage mode~~
−	~~unalias ....................... Unset aliases~~
−	~~user .......................... Enter user mode~~
−	~~</syntaxhighlight>~~

	== Useful commands ==		== Useful commands ==

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 </syntaxhighlight>
-== Other Useful command ==
+== Useful commands ==
 The alias command can be useful to allow users to use the normal linux commands.  For example to use the ls command instead of help run the command:
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 [bright-head]% alias ls help
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 <syntaxhighlight>
+alias ......................... Set aliases
 </syntaxhighlight>
 == Other Useful command ==