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query_sna_net

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The query_sna_net command returns information about servers that can act as backup master servers, as defined in the sna.net file. This command can be used to obtain information about a specific server or about multiple servers, depending on the options used.

The order of server names in this file is significant; the first server listed in the file will always be the master if it is active, the second will be the master if the first is inactive, the third will be the master if the first and second are both inactive, and so on. Because of this ordering, the list of server names returned on query_sna_net is in the same order as it is in the file; the returned names are not ordered by name length and lexicographical ordering, as with other query_* commands.

This command must be issued without specifying a node name.

Supplied Parameters

Parameter name     Type         Length     Default
[query_sna_net]
num_entries decimal 1
list_options constant LIST_INCLUSIVE
server_name character 64 (null string)

Supplied parameters are:

num_entries

Maximum number of server names for which data should be returned. You can specify 1 to return data for a specific server name, a number greater than 1 to return data for multiple server names, or 0 to return data for all server names.

list_options

The position in the list of server names from which SNAplus2 begins to return data. The server names are listed in the same order as in the file, not in order of name length, lexicographical order, or both, as for other query_* commands.

Possible values are:

FIRST_IN_LIST

Start at the first entry in the list

LIST_INCLUSIVE

Start at the entry specified by the server_name parameter

LIST_FROM_NEXT

Start at the entry immediately following the entry specified by the server_name parameter

server_name

Name of the server for which information is required, or the name to be used as an index into the list of servers. The server name is ignored if list_options is set to FIRST_IN_LIST.

Returned Parameters

Parameter name           Type           Length
security constant
domain_name character 64
server_name character 64

If the command executes successfully, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

security

The level of security for Windows clients accessing SNAplus2 servers. This parameter is specified during installation, or can be modified later using the snapwinsec program. For more information about security for Windows clients, refer to the HP-UX SNAplus2 Administration Guide. Possible values are:

SECURITY_OFF

No security restrictions.

SECURITY_DOMAIN

Login IDs and passwords used by Windows Client users must be defined on the HP-UX system.

domain_name

The name of the TCP/IP domain containing the SNAplus2 LAN. This name was specified during installation of the master server.

For each server, the following parameter is included:

server_name

Name of the server listed in the file.

Error Return Codes

If the command cannot be executed, SNAplus2 returns a primary return code to indicate the type of error and a secondary return code to provide specific details about the reason for unsuccessful execution.

Parameter Check

No parameter errors occur for this command.

State Check

If the command does not execute because of a state error, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

primary_rc

STATE_CHECK

secondary_rc

RECORD_NOT_FOUND

The list_options parameter was set to LIST_INCLUSIVE or LIST_FROM_NEXT to list entries starting from the supplied server name, but the server_name parameter did not match an entry in the file.

Other Conditions

Appendix A “Common Return Codes from snapadmin Commands” lists combinations of primary and secondary return codes that are common to all commands.

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