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First Steps

In order to get familiar with the way the command line tool has to be used, you can try the basic replica manager command to retrieve the version of the client program you are using. The output of the command is given, too.

[hst@lxshare0313] edg-rm getVersion
Client version = 1.7.3

As a next step, you might want to get information about the resources in the testbed that are available to you. Here, we also remind you that you need to specify your VO (here, we assume wpsix) in the order as given below. We do not list the entire output of the command.

[hst@lxshare0313] edg-rm --vo=wpsix printInfo 
VO used            : wpsix
default SE         : pcrd24.cern.ch
default CE         : lxshare0313.cern.ch
Info Service class : org.edg.data.reptor.info.InfoServiceStub

RMC endpoint       : http://lxshare0342.cern.ch:8080/edg-replica-metadata-catalog \
                       /services/edg-replica-metadata-catalog
LRC endpoint       : http://lxshare0344.cern.ch:8080/edg-replica-location \
                       /services/edg-local-replica-catalog
ROS endpoint       : http://lxshare0343.cern.ch:8080/edg-replica-optimization \
                       /services/edg-replica-optimization

List of CE ID's     : lxshare0313.cern.ch
                     ccgridli01.in2p3.fr
                     gppce06.gridpp.rl.ac.uk
                     ce01.nikhef.nl
                     testbed001.cnaf.infn.it
                     grid01.ph.gla.ac.uk
[...]
SE at RAL : 
                      name : RAL
                      host : gppse06.gridpp.rl.ac.uk
                      type : disk
                       VOs : wpsix 
              VO Directory : wpsix : /flatfiles/06/wpsix
                 protocols : gsiftp



2004-06-14