HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 Command Line Guide

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Synopsis Options mxcipher -e 1|0 mxcipher -d -e -d Return values Examples 1 Enforce stronger cipher suites for Systems Insight Manager SSL web server and partner application SOAP servers. This is the default setting of Systems Insight Manager. This does not enforce stronger cipher suites for the WBEM indication receiver. Systems Insight Manager must be restarted after you run this command. 0 Enables both strong and weak cipher suites for Systems Insight Manager SSL web server and partner application SOAP servers. Systems Insight Manager must be restarted after you run this command. Display the current cipher setting enabled for the Systems Insight Manager SSL web server and the partner application SOAP servers. Value meaning: 0 Successful completion
Description mxcollection -lf existcollname [-b encoding ] mxcollection -mv existcollname -from fromparentcollname -to toparentcollname [-branch sysbranch|evbranch ] mxcollection -cp existcollname -name newcollname -to toparentcollname [-branch sysbranch|evbranch ] mxcollection -a combo newcombocollname -syscoll systemcollname -evcoll eventcollname -parent toparentcollname [-branch sysbranch|evbranch ] The mxcollection command enables you to add, list, modify, copy or delete collections. NOTE: In earlier Systems Insight Manager releases, categories were created and manipulated with mxquery . In Systems Insight Manager 5.0 and later, collections are an extension of categories, and are managed with mxcollection, which enables you to choose members individually by name. You can continue using mxquery to manage collections that are created by specifying member attributes. • mxcollection -a -f filename This command enables you to add collections and collection members. Possible collection members include systems, queries, and other collections. Collection information is provided in an XML file, and you can add multiple collections with a single file. See the mxcollection(4) manpage and the Examples section for information about the required XML file format. During an add operation, Systems Insight Manager adds only collections whose names do not reference existing collections and node groups in the database. If a duplicate name is detected, the duplicate collection is skipped, and all non-duplicate collections are added. Skipping duplicate collections does not affect the return value. • mxcollection -a mem -f filename This command enables you to add members to existing collections. When modifying a collection, you must be the collection owner or an administrative rights user. • mxcollection -m mem -f filename This command enables you to modify the properties of collection members. When modifying a collection and its contents, you must be the collection owner or an administrative rights user. • mxcollection -d existcollname This command enables you to delete collections. When deleting a collection, you must be the collection owner or an administrative rights user. If you specify a nonexistent collection name, Systems Insight Manager notifies you that it cannot delete the collection. Collections cannot be deleted if they are used by tasks, reports, authorizations, or the banner status area. Collections with members cannot be deleted. • reorder mem -f file-name filename This command enables you to reorder the members of the collection through the file. To reorder the collection the xml file must be modified with the updated reordered collection members. • mxcollection -ln This command lists all Systems Insight Manager collections in a hierarchical tree. This command does not list collections that were added by attributes. Use mxquery -ln to list these collections. • mxcollection -lf existcollname [-b encoding ] This command writes a complete definition of the specified collection to stdout in XML format. mxcollection 31
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Page 12 and 13: Command list The following table li
Page 14 and 15: Logging in to the CLI Access the Sy
Page 17 and 18: 2 Command descriptions mcompile Syn
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Page 21 and 22: Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Examp
Page 23 and 24: When you use -l t, mxauth lists all
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Page 27 and 28: mxcert Synopsis Manages certificate
Page 29: -O -o Create a new WBEM server cert
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Page 35 and 36: Description Options The mxconfigrep
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Page 47 and 48: Synopsis Description Options mxglob
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Page 51 and 52: mximport -p d&e128Pa Example 3 To i
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Page 57 and 58: Synopsis mxmib Description Options
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Page 63 and 64: Description mxnode -a -f filename [
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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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NOTE: When duplicate options are sp
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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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In earlier releases of Systems Insi
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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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• The -a action option displays t
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# mxpassword -a -x key1=value1 [-x
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4 Support and other resources Infor
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Index A about the CLI, 11 authoriza
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