HP Systems Insight Manager 7.0 Command Line Interface Guide

immediately to the calling application with the current Systems Insight Manager
ready/not-ready state.
-t
The TIMEOUT option may be used to specify a safety timeout period that will be
utilized when the -w Wait option is used. The safety timeout provides a way for the
command to return to the calling application in case Systems Insight Manager never
reaches a ready state. For example, Systems Insight Manager is actually not running.
The -t option requires an integer argument which specifies the timeout to be used,
in minutes. If the -t option is not provided, the default timeout period that the
command will use is 30 minutes.
-v
The VERBOSE option may be used to enable verbose mode which forces the
command to print progress messages to the console (stdout), while the command
is running. This option is provided for command line use and would only be
beneficial for Systems Insight Manager partner developers who may have the need
to determine the command behavior by manual command line invocation.
-l
The LIST option is also intended for command line usage and will force the command
to print/display the current Systems Insight Manager ready/non-ready state to the
console. When using the LIST option, mxstatus will run in the NOWAIT mode to
determine and print the current Systems Insight Manager ready/non-ready state.
-h
The HELP option prints the command usage help to the console.
Return values
MeaningValue
All Systems Insight Manager communications interfaces
are in a ready or accessable state.
0
All or some Systems Insight Manager communications
interfaces are not ready or accessable.
1
Examples
Example 1
To check the current Systems Insight Manager ready/not-ready state in NOWAIT mode, enter
mxstatus.
Example 2
To check the current Systems Insight Manager ready/not-ready state in WAIT mode, enter mxstatus
-w.
Example 3
To check the current Systems Insight Manager ready/not-ready state in WAIT mode with a specified
timeout value of 3 minutes, enter mxstatus -w -t 3.
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