What command is used to do <x> process or function?            

COMMAND			DESCRIPTION 
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addboard		Adds (assigns) a board to a domain. 

addtag			Assigns a domain name (tag) to a domain. 

cancelcmdsync		Removes a command synchronization descriptor from the command
			synchronization list. 

console			Accesses the domain console. 

deleteboard		Detaches and unassigns a system board from a domain only if the boards are in
			the assigned state and not active in a running domain. 

deletetag		Removes the domain name (tag) associated with the domain. 

disablecomponent	Adds the specified component to the ASR blacklist file.
 
enablecomponent		Removes the specified component to the ASR blacklist file. 

flashupdate		Updates system board PROMs. 

help			Displays help information about SMS commands. 

initcmdsync		Creates a command synchronization descriptor that identifies the
			script to be recovered. 

moveboard		Moves a system board from one domain to another if the board is currently in
			an assigned state and not active in the domain which it is being removed from. 

poweroff		Controls power off. 

poweron			Controls power on. 

rcfgadm			Performs remote configuration administration only if the boards are
			in an assigned state and not active in a running domain. (Presently, rcfgadm,
			or DR, may cause a domain panic in SMS version 1.1.  In SMS version 1.2, the
			command will run, but can not configure the boards into a running domain.  It
			can only assign a board into the domain.) 

reset			Sends reset to all ports (CPU or I/O) of a specified domain. 

resetsc			Sends a reset signal to the other system controller.  If the other system
			controller is not present, the resetsc command exits with an error. 

runcmdsync		Prepares a specified script for recovery after a failover. 

savecmdsync		Adds a marker that identifies a location in the script from which
			processing can be resumed after failover. 

setbus			Performs dynamic bus reconfiguration on active expanders in a domain. 

setdatasync 		Modifies the data propagation list used in data synchronization. 

setdate			Sets the date and time for the system controller or the domain. 

setdefaults		Removes all instances of a previously active domain. 

setfailover		Modifies the state of the system controller failover mechanism to enable or
			disable system controller failover. 

setkeyswitch		Changes the position of the virtual keyswitch. 

setobpparams		Sets up the OpenBoot (OBP) parameters. 

setupplatform		Sets up the slot ACL (Access Control List) for domains. 

showboards		Shows the assignment information and status of the system boards. 

showbus			Displays the bus configuration of expanders in active domains. 

showcmdsync		Displays the current command synchronization list. 

showcomponent		Displays ASR (Automatic System Recovery) blacklist status for a component. 

showdatasync		Displays the status of SMS data synchronization for failover. 

showdate 		Displays the date and time for a system controller or a domain. 
 
showdevices		Displays system board devices and resource usage information. 
 
showenvironment		Displays the environmental data. 
 
showfailover		Manages or displays system controller failover status. 
 
showkeyswitch		Displays the position of the virtual keyswitch. 
 
showlogs		Displays message log files. 
 
showobpparams		Displays OBP bringup parameters. 
 
showplatform		Displays the board ACL for domains. 
 
showxirstate		Display CPU dump information after sending a reset pulse to the processors. 
 
smsbackup		Provides the system controller backup utility for the Sun Fire 15K
			Management Network. 
 
smsconfig		Provides the system controller configuration utility for the Sun Fire 15K 
			Management Network. 
 
smsrestore		Provides the system controller restoration utility for the Sun Fire 15K
			Management Network. 
 
smsversion		Provides the system controller version utility for the Sun Fire 15K
			Management Network. 

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Reference each command's man page for further information regarding the command usage.
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Comments: joshua.freeman@central