About the options command

What the options command does

You use the options command to display option values or to change the behavior of a filer.

Syntax of the options command

The syntax of the options command is as follows. If you omit a value for an option, the command displays the current value of the option. If you omit an option and a value, the command displays the current value for all options.

options [ option [value] ] ...

option is the name of the option.

value is the value of the option.

Note
The values of all options except the Autosupport.doit option are persistent across reboots. You do not need to include an options command in the /etc/rc file to make an options setting permanent.

For more information about the options command, see the na_options(1) man page.

Example of the options command

The following command sets the DNS domain name to appliance.com:

options dns.domainname appliance.com