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resls(1)							      resls(1)

NAME
       resls - lists configured resources

SYNOPSIS
       hostname] resource

DESCRIPTION
       is  used to view resources that are configured on hostname according to
       the Registrar on that system.

   Options
       resls recognizes the following command-line options:

	      Quiet mode.  The names of the subclasses of
			     resource are displayed, and the program stops.

	      The Registrar on the system called
			     hostname is contacted to obtain the information.

			     If this option is	not  specified,	 contacts  the
			     Registrar on the local system.

	      Current value of the
			     resource instance is displayed.

       The command starts the corresponding resource monitor if it is not run‐
       ning. However, it does not stop the monitor on  completion  of  command
       execution.

RETURN VALUES
       exits with one of the following values:

	      Resources were listed successfully.

	      aborted because errors occurred.
			The following conditions cause an error:

			·    Could not connect to Registrar.

			·    Invalid option specified.

EXAMPLES
       1. Show the resources configured under the root of the Resource Dictio‐
       nary on the local system:

	      $
	      Contacting Registrar on "viper"

	      NAME:   /
	      DESCRIPTION:    This is the top level of the Resource Dictionary
	      TYPE:   / is a Resource Class.

	      There are 7 resources configured below /:
		      /applications
		      /processes
		      /system
		      /routers
		      /protocols
		      /net
		      /peripherals

       2. Show the resource instances available under  /system	on  the	 local
       system :

	      $

	      NAME:   /system
	      DESCRIPTION:    System Resources
	      TYPE:   /system is a Resource Class.

	      There are 8 resources configured below /system:
	      Resource Class
		   /system/jobQueue1Min
		   /system/kernel_resource
		   /system/numUsers
		   /system/jobQueue5Min
		   /system/filesystem
		   /system/events
		   /system/jobQueue15Min
		   /system/status

       3. Show the resources configured under the root of the Resource Dictio‐
       nary on a remote host :

	      $
	      Contacting Registrar on ellora

	      NAME:   /
	      DESCRIPTION:    This is the top level of the Resource Dictionary
	      TYPE:   / is a Resource Class.

	      There are 3 resources configured below /:
	      Resource Class
		   /system
		   /cluster
		   /net

       4. Show the resources configured using the quiet mode :

	      $
	      /: Resource Class
		   /system
		   /adapters
		   /connectivity
		   /cluster
		   /net

								      resls(1)

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