chconfig command

Use this command to display and configure the Service Advisor settings.

The Service Advisor Terms and Conditions must be accepted, using the chconfig -li command option, before configuring any other parameters.
All contact information fields, as well as the Service Support Center field (using chconfig -sc command option), are required before the Support of Service Advisor can be enabled.
All HTTP Proxy fields must be set, if an HTTP proxy is required.

The following table shows the arguments for the options.

Table 1. chconfig command.
The following table is a multi-row three column table consisting of the options, option descriptions, and associated values for the options.
Option	Description	Values
-li	View or accept the Service Advisor Terms and Conditions	view, accept
-sa	Support status of the Service Advisor	enabled, disabled
-sc	Country code for the Service Support Center	Two-character ISO country code
Service Advisor contact information options:
-ce	Email address of primary contact person	Valid email address of the form userid@hostname (30 characters maximum)
-cn	Name of primary contact person	Quote-delimited string (30 characters maximum)
-co	Organization or company name of primary contact person	Quote-delimited string (30 characters maximum)
-cph	Phone number of primary contact person	Quote-delimited string (5 - 30 characters)
-cpx	Phone extension of primary contact person	Quote-delimited phone extension of the contact person (1 - 5 characters)
Alternate Service Advisor contact information options:
-ae	Email address of alternate contact person	Valid email address of the form userid@hostname (30 characters maximum)
-an	Name of alternate contact person	Quote-delimited string (30 characters maximum)
-aph	Phone number of alternate contact person	Quote-delimited string (5 - 30 characters)
-apx	Phone extension of alternate contact person	Quote-delimited string (1 - 5 characters)
System location information option:
-mp	Phone number for the machine location	Quote-delimited string (5 - 30 characters)
HTTP proxy settings options:
-loc	HTTP proxy location	Fully qualified hostname or IP address for HTTP proxy (63 characters maximum)
-po	HTTP proxy port	Valid port number (1 - 65535)
-ps	HTTP proxy status	enabled, disabled
-pw	HTTP proxy password	Valid password, quote-delimited (15 characters maximum)
-u	HTTP proxy user name	Valid user name, quote-delimited (30 characters maximum)

Syntax:

chconfig [<em className="ph i">options</em>]
option:
  -li <em className="ph i">view|accept</em>
  -sa <em className="ph i">enable|disable</em>
  -sc <em className="ph i">service_country_code</em>
  -ce <em className="ph i">contact_email</em>
  -cn <em className="ph i">contact_name</em>
  -co <em className="ph i">company_name</em>
  -cph <em className="ph i">contact_phone</em>
  -cpx <em className="ph i">contact_extension_phone</em>
  -an <em className="ph i">alternate_contact_name</em>
  -ae <em className="ph i">alternate_contact_email</em>
  -aph <em className="ph i">alternate_contact_phone</em>
  -apx <em className="ph i">alternate_contact_extension_phone</em>
  -mp <em className="ph i">machine_phone_number</em>
  -loc <em className="ph i">hostname/ip_address</em>
  -po <em className="ph i">proxy_port</em>
  -ps <em className="ph i">proxy_status</em>
  -pw <em className="ph i">proxy_pw</em>
  -ccl <em className="ph i">machine_country_code</em>
  -u <em className="ph i">proxy_user_name</em>

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