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dscli> offloadfile -perfdata c:	emp CMUC00428I offloadfile: The perfdata file has been offloaded to c:	emp\FORMATTED_PERF_SAMPLES_75HAL91.csv. dscli> 

The result of the command at Example 12-75 is a .csv file  with detailed information. See an illustration in Figure 12-8. 

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## 12.6 Private network security commands 

DS CLI commands are available that can be used to manage network security on the DS8900F. With the introduction of support for National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-131a compliance, new commands were introduced to enable compliance support. Network security includes Transport Layer Security (TLS) to protect application access. 

The following commands are available to manage TLS security settings: 

GLYPH<SM590000> manageaccess 

The manageaccess command is used to manage the security protocol access settings of an HMC for all communications to and from the DS8900F. It can also control port 1750 access to the Network Interface (NI) server for pre-Gen 2 certificate access. 

It is primarily used to manage server access in the HMC, which includes DS GUI, web user interface (WUI) and NI servers. 

Each of these accesses can be set to an access level of either Legacy or 800131a . When the access is set to the 800131a level, it is now NIST-800131a-compliant. 

GLYPH<SM590000> showaccess 

This command displays the current setting for each access that is managed with the manageaccess  command. It also displays the remote service access settings that are provided with the lsaccess  command. 

