function::ns_sid - Linux
Overview
The ns_sid
command is used for network service identifier (SID) management, including creation, modification, and deletion. It provides a streamlined and centralized approach to managing SIDs, simplifying network configuration and administration.
Syntax
ns_sid [options] <command> [arguments]
Options/Flags
- -a, –add: Create a new SID.
- -d, –delete: Delete an existing SID.
- -m, –modify: Modify an existing SID.
- -s, –show: Display SID information.
- -l, –list: List all SIDs.
- -f, –file: Specify a configuration file.
- -v, –verbose: Enable verbose output.
- -h, –help: Display help and usage information.
Examples
Create an SID:
ns_sid -a my_sid
Modify an existing SID:
ns_sid -m my_sid --description "New description"
Delete an SID:
ns_sid -d my_sid
List all SIDs:
ns_sid -l
Common Issues
- Permission denied: Verify that you have sufficient privileges to manage SIDs.
- SID not found: Ensure that the SID you specified exists before attempting to modify or delete it.
- Invalid syntax: Double-check the syntax of your command and ensure that all required arguments are specified.
Integration
ns_sid
can be integrated with other network management tools for automation and advanced tasks. For example, it can be used in scripts to create and manage SIDs programmatically.
Related Commands
ns_network
: Manage network interfaces.ns_address
: Manage IP addresses.ns_route
: Manage routing tables.