RE: down a bunch of consoles

  From the client (communicating with any individual host), you can use
[ctrl]+[e],  [c],  [d] to "down" that port. 

  Or, if you know you need to stop a bunch of consoles for a while (so
that someone can use reverse-TCP to get to those ports, maybe for using
a Sun Jumpstart-type tool), you can edit the conserver.cf file, and
simply comment out the lines associated with those ports, and then -HUP
the main Conserver process. (And you can re-enable them later by editing
the file and deleting that lead-# comment marker, and then re-HUP-ing
the main process again).

  Are there other considerations you need which make either of these two
methods unworkable?

       -Z-

David 'Zonker' Harris
Silicon Valley Service Delivery Center, Network Operations

Siemens IT Solutions and Services, Inc. 
Infrastructure Management Services
39600 Eureka Drive
Newark, CA  94560
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www.usa.siemens.com/it-solutions
 

-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces@conserver.com [mailto:users-bounces@conserver.com]
On Behalf Of Fabien Wernli
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 12:03 AM
To: Conserver Users's Mailing List
Subject: down a bunch of consoles

Hi,

I browsed the documentation once again - unsuccessfully is there a way
to down a particular set of consoles?
I only found the syntax to down *all* consoles

cheers

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