Use the SET ECHO command to echo user input to a standard output
file. To turn ECHO on, type SET ECHO; to turn it off, type the command again. The SET ECHO command is useful for checking the
redirected output files on HP-UX.
SET ECHO can be abbreviated to SE.
Anyone can issue this command.
NETUtil Syntax |
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Examples |
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Here is a command file that includes the SET ECHO command:
$ list cmdfile
set echo
show user
clientsystem
*
quit
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In this example, NETUtil is invoked and the command file shown
above is executed. Output is always directed to a standard
output file unless it is redirected to another output file.
The banner is displayed followed by the output from the command
file. Here are the results of using this example command file.
netutil=> show user
Client Node Name: clientsystem
Client Login Name: *
Client Node Name : clientsystem
Client Login Name: ann
Server Login Name: ann
Client Node Name: clientsystem
Client Login Name: charly
Server Login Name: charly
netutil=> quit
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