HP Systems Insight Manager 6.0 Command Line Interface Guide

Enable WBEM = true
Enable HTTP and HTTPS = true
Enable SNMP = true
Default SNMP timeout (in seconds) = 5
Default SNMP retries = 1
Enable DMI = true
Example 2
To list the global protocol settings in XML format, enter mxglobalprotocolsettings -lf. The output
might look like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<global-protocol-settings xmlns="http://www.hp.com/hpsim5.1.0.0">
<ping-type value="ICMP"/>
<default-ping-timeout-seconds value="5" />
<default-ping-retries value="2" />
<enable-wbem value="true" />
<enable-http-and-https value="true" />
<enable-snmp value="true" />
<default-snmp-timeout-seconds value="5" />
<default-snmp-retries value="1" />
<enable-dmi value="true" />
</global-protocol-settings>
Example 3
To set the enable-wbem setting, enter mxglobalprotocolsettings -s enable-wbem=false.
See also
mxglobalprotocolsettings(4)
mxglobalsettings
Manages global settings in HP SIM.
Synopsis
mxglobalsettings -s [-f] { setting=value }...
mxglobalsettings -ld [ setting... ]
Description
mxglobalsettings manages the settings in globalsettings.props. Changes are effective immediately,
and do not require a restart of HP SIM. When you make a change with this command, the
globalsettings.props file is updated automatically.
Options
-s {setting=value}...
Set one or more global settings on the command line. The setting is a key name in the
globalsettings.props file, and the value is the value to assign to that setting.
-f
Use -f with -s, to force the creation of new settings in globalsettings.props without
prompting for confirmation. Without this option, mxglobalsettings prompts you to
confirm the assignment of values to previously undefined settings.
-ld
List global settings in name = value format. If individual setting names are specified, only
those settings are listed; otherwise all settings are listed.
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