The default gateway is therefore a piece of data that applies to all interfaces and of which there
is only one instance. However, there is one interface via which it must be possible to address
the default gateway. This is displayed in brackets after the address.
show drives
Syntax: sc show drives SERVER
Authorization level: None
"sc show drives" shows the remote file systems available for a particular server. The server
name SERVER can be an NFS server or a "TCU" that represents any USB media connected
to a TCU. For details of possible server names and how to enter a user name (often required
for SMB), see the description of the "sc connect" command.
Examples
Notation:
sc show drives someuser/somedomain@somepc # Windows-Server
Password: *******
//somepc/C$
//somepc/D$
//somepc/images
sc show drives someserver # NFS-Server
someserver:/export/home1
someserver:/export/home2
sc show drives TCU # TCU USB-Medien
TCU1:/dev0-0
TCU2:/dev0-0
All the available remote file systems of the relevant server are listed in the notation that is also
expected by "sc connect".
● In NFS file systems, the server name is always first, followed by a colon and then the export
path.
● A USB storage medium on a TCU is a special form of NFS, and therefore also has the
same notation as an NFS file system. The specified path exists - but not physically - on the
TCU, but is converted there to USB by the NFS server.
show net
Syntax: sc show net [-xml] [-hw|-tco|-sw|-swfull|-loc|-panel|
-dhcp|-switch|-all] [HOSTS...]
Authorization level: None
Configuring the system
2.5 Description of the actions
NCU operating system
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