Verifying installation with the lppchk operation from the command line
Follow this procedure for verifying installation with the lppchk operation from the command line.
Enter the following command:
nim -o lppchk -a filesets=FilesetName \
-a lppchk_flags="lppchkFlags" ObjectNamewhere FilesetName is
the name of a single fileset (or a name with the * wildcard
character), and ObjectName is
the name of the machine or SPOT which is the target of the lppchk operation.
Valid lppchk_flags are defined as follows:
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| -f | Fast check (file existence, file length) |
| -c | Checksum verification |
| -v | Fileset version consistency check (default) |
| -l | File link verification Note: Only one of the flags -f, -c, -v,
or -l may be specified.
|
| -u | Update inventory (only valid with -c or -l) |
| -mn | Controls detail of messages. n equals 1 to 3, where 3 is the most verbose. |
For example, to perform the lppchk operation
while verifying checksums for all filesets on the machine named
Standalone1,
enter the following: nim -o lppchk -a lppchk_flags="-c" Standalone1