You can use the hanetparam command to change and display the setting information of GLS.
Format
hanetparam -p {yes|no}Description
Changes the setting information of GLS.
Options
-p {yes|no}
Specifies whether to preferentially use the primary adapter of the virtual adapter as the operational adapter when the GLS service starts up. The values which can be specified are either "yes" or "no". When specified "yes", the primary adapter is preferentially used when the GLS service starts up. When specified "no", a physical adapter which first becomes available for communication is used as the operational adapter. The default value is "no".
Example
To preferentially use the primary adapter when the GLS service starts up:
> hanetparam -p yes |
You can use the print subcommand to display the contents of the setting information of GLS.
Format
hanetparam print
Description
Displays the contents of the setting information of GLS.
Output Format
The following show the output format.
> hanetparam print Give priority to a primary adapter on start-up(p) :NO |
The table below explains the output items.
Display | Description | |
|---|---|---|
Give priority to a primary adapter on start-up(p) | YES | The primary adapter is preferentially used as the operational adapter when the GLS service starts up. |
NO | A physical adapter which first becomes available for communication is used as the operational adapter. | |
Example
To display the contents of the configuration information set by using the hanetparam command:
> hanetparam print Give priority to a primary adapter on start-up(p) :YES |