kill [ session ] Signals the specified session to stop processing its current requests and move to an inactive state. If ses_sion is not specified, all active sessions are signaled. This allows hung sessions to be cleared without the need for a reboot, since the off command waits until all sessions are inactive before turning off the NDMP service.
version [ version ]
Displays which NDMP versions are supported by the current
software release. Can be limited to "version 1 only" by
providing an argument. By default (after a reboot), version
1 and 2 are supported.
ndmpd version NDMP server supports v1 & v2. ndmpd version 1 ndmpd version NDMP server supports v1 only.
Check the status of all NDMP sessions:
ndmpd status
ndmpd ON.
Session: 0
Active
tape device: nrst0m
data state: Idle
data operation: None
mover state: Idle
Session: 1
Inactive
Session: 2
Inactive
Session: 3
Inactive
Session: 4
Inactive
The following should be added to the /etc/rc file to enable NDMP service at system startup.
ndmpd on
/etc/rc
system initialization command script