HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 Command Line Guide

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See also HP Systems Insight Manager Mib Compiler, Version 1.0 Copyright (c) 2003 Hewlett Packard Corporation Compiling cpqHost.mib Processing import file: RFC1155-SMI.mib Processing import file: RFC1155-SMI.mib Processing import file: rfc1213.mib Processing import file: RFC-1212.mib Processing import file: RFC-1215.mib Processing import file: rfc1213.mib Mib Compilation completed successfully. mxmib(1) mxagentconfig Synopsis Description Configures the agent to work with a CMS. mxagentconfig -a [-n hostname ]-u login [-o host|user ] [-p password ] mxagentconfig -a [-n hostname ] [-o host|user ] [-f filespec ]-u login [-p password ] mxagentconfig -a [-n hostname ] -u login [-o host|user ] [-s password ] mxagentconfig -a [-n hostname ] -u login [-o host|user ] mxagentconfig -c [-n hostname ] -u login mxagentconfig -r [-n hostname ] mxagentconfig -A [-n hostname] [-p password] [-B Trap Destination 1] [-C Trap Destination 2] [-D Trap Destination 3] [-J OS Traps ] [-K RIB Traps ] [-R SNMP Read Only Comm String 1] [-G SNMP Read Only Comm String 2] [-H SNMP Read Only Comm String 3] [-S SNMP ] [-T SNMP Trap Comm String 1] [-N SNMP Trap Comm String 2] [-Q SNMP Trap Comm String 3] mxagentconfig -A [-n hostname -p password] -u login -M IRS -U IRS URL -V IRS Port [-n hostname -p password] -u login -M DISABLE mxagentconfig -le [-n host] [-p pwd] -u login mxagentconfig -ls [-n host] [-p pwd] -u login mxagentconfig -la [-n host] [-p pwd] -u login The mxagentconfig command configures SSH on a managed node by copying the CMS public key to a user's SSH key directory, and then appending that key to the authenticated keys file. The user must be a valid SSH user on the managed node before running this command. Each run-as user must have the CMS public key added to their authenticated keys file in order to use the Distributed Task Facility (DTF) to execute tasks on the specified managed node (including the CMS). Tool definitions that do not specify a run-as user will run as the calling user. This command uses the login password of the specified user on the managed node. 18 Command descriptions
Options NOTE: Be careful when entering passwords in the CLI. This makes them available in the command history, the process list during execution, and the audit log if the command is executed as part of a task. Be sure to clear your command history or use alternate methods for specifying passwords, for example, a prompt or input file. This command can accept multiple host names. The user account and password must be the same for all host names entered in a single command. If the user account and password are not the same, use -f filespec to enter the account details from a file. New options available for support of Gen8 servers, including SNMP configuration and ERS configuration. -a -r -c -n hostname Copy the CMS public key to a designated user on one or more nodes. Remove the managed node's host key from the known_hosts file on the CMS. Check whether a managed node is configured for CMS access. Specify the hostname of a node to manage. If this option is not specified, the default is the CMS. -o host|user -u login Specify whether to configure the managed node with SSH host-based authentication or user key-based authentication. If this option is not specified, the default is host-based authentication. -p password Enter the user name to enable SSH execution. Enter the password of the specified user on the managed node. If the password contains special characters that the shell might interpret, for example, $ or &, enclose the string in quotation marks. -s password Specify an encoded password used by the CMS internal tools. -f filespec Specify an input file. This file can contain a password or a managed node list to configure. If the file contains a node list, the first line must be MXAGENTCONFIG_NODELIST_FILE. Enter information for each node on a separate line in the format nodename,username,password. The nodename is required, but the username and password can be empty if you want to use the values entered into the command line. For example, if you enter target1,, the command uses the username and password specified with the -u and -p options when configuring the node target1. -A [-n hostname][-p password] mxagentconfig 19
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Page 27 and 28: mxcert Synopsis Manages certificate
Page 29 and 30: -O -o Create a new WBEM server cert
Page 31 and 32: Description mxcollection -lf existc
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Page 35 and 36: Description Options The mxconfigrep
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GUI name HP 9000 Superdome HP Integ
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-v External influences Return value
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NOTE: In this example, all three at
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Notes Limitations MyAddress1 MyAddr
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Description The mxnodesecurity comm
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credential is a protocol independen
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Example 4 The command below adds a
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Example 18 The command below displa
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-p password -j jar file -f Return v
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Examples mxquery Synopsis Example 1
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Option mxquery gives a tabular list
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Return values Value 0 2 3 21 102 22
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• mxreport -r existing-report-cat
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eportname Specify the name of a rep
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Return values Value 0 Example >0 mx
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See also mxstm Synopsis Example 4 T
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Examples See also mxstop Synopsis E
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Options This command lists the spec
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double quote characters, each doubl
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Example 2 To list all scheduled tas
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Limitations See also Tool parameter
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Options You cannot add tools with t
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This option forces a tool into the
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• mxtoolbox -r toolboxname This c
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Value 26 50 102 222 249 250 253 Exa
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Synopsis Description mxuser -a user
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Optionally, you can specify the cha
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Description The mxwbemsub command e
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Limitations Example 5 To list WBEM
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3 Infrastructure management using C
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The syntax to modify and re-identif
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You can only delete a report that y
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The mxcollection command enables yo
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emove the collection itself, use th
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then appends the key to the authent
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To remove an existing task, enter:
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— Use the -i option to display th
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# mxngroup -m -g grpname [-d descri
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Do not add tools to the Monitor Too
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# mxpassword -a -x key1=value1 [-x
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4 Support and other resources Infor
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