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Chapter 5 Compatible command reference
Monitoring errors on the connection to the shared
resources (armwhshr command)
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armwhshr.exe: the armwhshr.exe command monitors errors on the connection to the shared
name.
Command line:
armwhshr.exe share-name ip-addr [/INT time] [/LOG log-strings]
[/PROC exec-name parameter-1 parameter-2 ... parameter-n]
Description
Parameter
This command monitors errors on the connection to the shared name.
It checks if the ping is reached to the specified shared name server or
monitors the connection error to the shared name. It registers the event
log (ID:3514) when the ping is reached normally and an error occurred
while connecting to the shared name.
However, the event log is not registered when the connection error is
already detected. It is registered when the status of connection changes
from normal to error.
With options, this command sends messages to the WebManager and
starts specified executable files.
share-name Specifies a shared name (UNC name).
ip-addr Specifies the IP address of a server that
possesses shared name.
/INT time
Specifies monitoring interval (by the second).
The range which can be specified is from 30
through 86400. This parameter is optional.
When omitted, 180 (sec) is set for the interval.
/LOG log-strings Specifies the character string to be reported to
the WebManager when an error occurs on the
connection to a shared name. It is reported to
the WebManager every time an error on the
connection to the shared name is detected.
Maximum of 111 bytes can be specified for the
string. If the string includes spaces, enclose it in
double quotation marks. When you use the
double quotation marks in the strings, describe
them with \ (\”). This parameter is optional.
/PROC exec-name Specifies the name of an executable file that is
started when an error occurs on the connection
to the shared name. The executable file is
started when the status of shared name
connection changes from normal to abnormal.
This parameter is optional.
parameter-n This parameter is passed to the executable file.
This parameter is optional.
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