HP Systems Insight Manager 7.1 Command Line Interface Guide

Description
The mxwbemsub command enables you to:
Add, delete, list, or move WBEM event subscriptions from nodes managed by the CMS.
Add or remove health lifecycle event subscriptions for HP NonStop Kernel servers. If you
subscribe to health lifecycle events for a NonStop Kernel server, when the server's status
changes, notification is sent to HP SIM and the server status is updated immediately in the
GUI instead of waiting for the next status collection.
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This command accesses a file that enables only privileged user access.
mxwbemsub -a [ destination ] (-n node names|-f filename) [-t
indication type ]
This option enables you to create WBEM subscriptions on a set of nodes. This option can
specify the destination of the subscriptions. If the destination is not included, then the CMS on
which the command is being run is used as the destination.
mxwbemsub -r [ destination ] (-n nodenames|-f filename) [-t
indication type ]
This option enables you to delete WBEM subscriptions from a set of nodes. This option can
delete subscriptions to another CMS. If a CMS is not specified, then subscriptions to the CMS
on which the command is being run are deleted.
mxwbemsub -l [ destination ] (-n nodenames|-f filename) [-t
indication type ]
This option enables you to list WBEM subscriptions from a set of nodes. This option can list
subscriptions to another CMS. If a CMS is not specified, then subscriptions to the CMS on
which the command is being run are listed.
mxwbemsub -m [ current destination ] new destination (-n nodenames|-f
filename) [-t indication type ]
This option enables you to move WBEM subscriptions for a set of nodes from one CMS to
another CMS. If only one CMS is entered, that CMS is used as the new destination. You can
run this option with one CMS in the argument list, which will move the subscriptions from the
CMS on which the command is run to a new CMS.
Each mxwbemsub option for WBEM subscriptions requires a list of node names on which the
option will be executed. The node names can be entered through the command line or an input
file. Each node name entered on the command line or in a file can use the IP address, hostname,
or fully-qualified node name.
XML file support
If the CMS detects an error while processing an input file, it will interrupt processing and issue an
error message.
Options
-a
Add WBEM subscriptions for the specified CMS. If the destination CMS is not
specified, the default is the CMS on which the command is run.
-r
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