custlink(1)
custlink - CustomerLink graphical interface
As shipped in IRIX 6.5. First release of IRIX 6.5.
NAME custlink - CustomerLink graphical interface SYNOPSIS /usr/sbin/custlink [-config on|off] [-cc cc-list] DESCRIPTION Electronic Services CustomerLink (custlink) application provides a desktop interface to the information stored in the Silicon Graphics database. CustomerLink allows a registered user to view, maintain, and update information pertaining to themselves and their relationship with Silicon Graphics. Command Lines -config on|off Starts the application to allow reconfiguration of CustomerLink to setup the type of network configuration and the country where the application is running. -cc Specifies the email address to CC all emails from CustomerLink that is sent to Silicon Graphics. It is useful if you want to view exactly what is sent from your system. You can also set the CustLink*custlinkCC: resource in your .Xdefaults or your ~/.custlinkrc file so you do not need to use the command line. Example: CustLink*custlinkCC: myemail@mycompany.com UTILITIES /usr/custlink/util/getsysinfo A utility to get the system serial number and the system model type from the local machine or from a remote host given the hostname and loginname. FILES ~/.custlinkrc Stores the user preferences and caches information when the data cannot be sent to the backend /usr/custlink/*.ps Files used by CustomerLink for printing /usr/custlink/*.dat Files that have the list of Application Segments, SGI Office addresses /usr/etc/mps/CustLink.reg A file that specifies where the backend server is. Usually this should not be changed /usr/etc/mps/CustLink.log Any errors are logged here. For additional information, consult the on-line help system. SEE ALSO Supportfolio Online http://support.sgi.com/ NOTES CustomerLink does not automatically detect internet connection if it was previously configured as not having internet connection. To start CustomerLink with a new internet connection, run custlink with the config option as described above. Please note: the Electronic Services tools use the Internet to transmit information between your site and Silicon Graphics. THE INTERNET IS A PUBLIC USE EXCHANGE AND NOT A SECURE COMMUNICATIONS MECHANISM. For this reason, please do not send information that is confidential to your company or your business partners (including passwords, usernames, hostnames, product plans, customer data or the like) when you use the Electronic Services tools. Silicon Graphics, Inc. disclaims all respresentations and warranties regarding the confidentiality and/or the security of data exchanged with the Electronic Services tools.