Likewise Open Installation and Administration Guide - Purple Rage

coreadm -e process
For more information, see Core Dump Management on the Solaris OS and the man page for coreadm.
Chapter 10. Command-Line Reference
Table of Contents
10.1. lwsm: Manage Services
10.2. lwregshell: The Registry Shell
10.3. lw-edit-reg: Export the Registry to Your Editor
10.4. lw-set-log-level: Set the Log Level
10.5. lw-set-machine-name: Change the Hostname in the Local Provider
10.6. Find a User or a Group
10.7. Find a User by a SID
10.8. List Groups for a User
10.9. lw-enum-groups: List Groups
10.10. lw-enum-users: List Users
10.11. lw-get-status: View the Status of the Authentication Providers
10.12. Get the Current Domain
10.13. lw-get-dc-list: List Domain Controllers
10.14. lw-get-dc-name: Get Domain Controller Information
10.15. lw-get-dc-time: Get Domain Controller Time
10.16. lw-get-log-info
10.17. lw-get-metrics
10.18. Get Machine Account Information
10.19. Reload Changes to the Configuration File
10.20. lw-trace-info: Turn on Trace Markers in Log Messages
10.21. lw-update-dns: Dynamically Update DNS
10.22. lw-ad-cache: Manage the AD Cache
10.23. domainjoin-cli: Join or Leave a Domain
10.24. lw-ypcat
10.25. lw-ypmatch
10.26. uuid
10.27. lw-adtool: Modify Objects in AD
10.28. lwio: Input-Output Commands
10.28.1. lwio-copy: Copy Files Across Disparate Operating Systems
10.28.2. lwio-refresh: Reload the Input-Output Settings After Changes
10.28.3. lwio-set-log-level
10.28.4. lwio-get-log-info
10.29. Commands to Modify Local Accounts
10.29.1. lw-add-user: Add a Local User by Name or UID
10.29.2. lw-add-group: Add a Local Group Member by Name or GID
10.29.3. lw-del-user: Remove a Local User by Name or UID
10.29.4. lw-del-group: Remove a Local Group by Name or GID
10.29.5. lw-mod-user: Modify a Local User by Name or UID
10.29.6. lw-mod-group: Modify a Local Group's Members
10.30. Kerberos Commands
10.30.1. kdestroy: Destroy the Kerberos Ticket Cache
10.30.2. klist: View Kerberos Tickets
10.30.3. kinit: Obtain and Cache a TGT
10.30.4. kpasswd: Change a Password
10.30.5. ktutil: The Keytab File Maintenance Utility
10.30.6. Kvno: Acquire a Service Ticket and Print Key Version Number
10.30.7. krb5-config: Identify Your Version of Kerberos
10.31. Commands and Scripts Not for Customer Use
10.31.1. ConfigureLogin
10.31.2. dceidl
10.31.3. demo
10.31.4. gpcron
10.31.5. gpcron.sh
10.31.6. gprsrtmnt.sh
10.31.7. idl
10.31.8. init-base.sh
10.31.9. lwmapsecurity-test
10.32. Likewise Enterprise Tools Installed on Windows Computers
10.32.1. Lwopt.exe
This chapter presents an overview of the commands in /opt/likewise/bin. Additional troubleshooting information, some of which involves
command-line utilities, is in Troubleshooting the Agent.
The group policy commands for Likewise Enterprise are not included in this chapter; they are in Troubleshooting the Group Policy Agent. The commands
for managing the event log are in Monitoring Events with the Event Log.
For an overview of commands such as rpm and dpkg that can help you manage Likewise on Linux and Unix platforms, see Package Management
Commands.
10.1. lwsm: Manage Services
The Likewise Service Manager lets you track and troubleshoot all the Likewise services with a single command-line utility. You can, for instance, check
the status of the services and start or stop them. The service manager is the preferred method for restarting a service because it automatically identifies
a service's dependencies and restarts them in the right order. In addition, you can use the service manager to set the logging destination and the log
level.
To list status of the services, run the following command with superuser privileges at the command line:
/opt/likewise/bin/lwsm list
Example:
[root@rhel5d bin]# /opt/likewise/bin/lwsm list
lwreg running (standalone: 1920)
dcerpc running (standalone: 2544)