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.TH samcheck 1m "24 Sept 1998"
.if n .tr \--
.SH "NAME"
samcheck - checks, repairs, or dumps the SunLink 
Server account database.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.ft4
.nf
samcheck -s | -r [ -v ]
samcheck -c | -a | -b | -l [ -v ] [ -F filename ]
.SH OPTIONS
.SS -s 
Checks the current account database.
.SS -r
Checks and repairs the current account database.
.SS -v
Verbose.
.SS -c
Dumps the change log.
.SS -a
Dumps the account file.
.SS -b
Dumps the Builtin file
.SS -l
Dumps the lsa file.
.SS -F 
Uses the filename specified rather than the default file.
.SH EXAMPLES
To dump the SunLink Server account file, 
type the following command at the UNIX system console:
.sp.5
	samcheck -a
.sp.5 
To dump the SunLink Server account file including its internal
control structures, type the following command at the UNIX system console:
.sp.5
	samcheck -a -v
.sp.5
To dump a copy of the SunLink Server account file found in
/tmp/pier3_dom, type the following command at the UNIX system console:
.sp.5
	samcheck -a -F /tmp/pier3_dom
.SH NOTES
You must stop the server if you use the -s or -r options.  
If the account database on a backup domain controller 
is reported as corrupt, use the joindomain command to
re-initialize it.