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6. Enter the DMS client’s host name, for example: client5. You see a
prompt similar to the following:
Remove client5? (y/n) [n]:
7. Enter y to delete the client. The dmu utility removes the client’s
registration to the DMS environment, along with the following
additional items:
• The client’s root directory (including any customized files that may
have been added to that directory)
• The DMS client’s entries in /etc/exports (described in Chapter 13)
• The DMS client’s entries in /etc/bootptab
• The DMS client’s entry in the DMS client database file (described in
Section 12.1).
If you remove a client but save the root (/) file system, you cannot reuse that
root file system if you subsequently add a client with the same client name.
12.7 Listing DMS Clients
Follow these steps to view registered DMS clients:
1. Log in to the DMS server as root or use the su command to gain
superuser privileges.
2. Enter /usr/sbin/dmu to start the dmu utility. You see the DMU Main
Menu:
*** DMU Main Menu ***
a) ADD a client
c) CONFIGURE software environments
d) DELETE software environments
i) INSTALL software environments
l) LIST registered clients
m) MODIFY a client
r) REMOVE a client
s) SHOW software environments
x) EXIT
Enter your choice:
3. Enter l to select LIST registered clients.
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