HP Systems Insight Manager 7.1 Command Line Interface Guide

Examples
Example 1
To create the system group group1 containing systems systema, systemb, and systemc, enter
mxngroup -a -g group1 -d "Example system group" -n systema systemb
systemc.
Example 2
To modify the system group group1 by replacing system systemc with system systemd, enter
mxngroup -m -g group1 -n systema systemb systemd.
Example 3
To update group group1 enter mxngroup -m -g group1 -u.
Example 4
To update group group1 from the collection and enable automatic update, enter mxngroup -m
-g group1 -ut.
Example 5
To update the group group1 from the collection and disable automatic update, enter mxngroup
-m -g group1 -uf.
Example 6
To list the member systems of group group1 enter mxngroup -l m -g group1.
Example 7
To list the names of all system groups that contain the member systemb, enter mxngroup -l n
-n systemb.
Example 8
To use the XML file test.xml to define a system group named group1 with a description and
two member systems, system1.corp.com and system2.corp.com, enter mxngroup -a -f
test.xml
The test.xml file might look like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<node-group-list>
<node-group name="group1">
<description>This is group1.</description>
<member-node value="system1.corp.com" />
<member-node value="system2.corp.com" />
</node-group>
</node-group-list>
Example 9
To use the XML file test2.xml to define a system group named group1 with a description and
the member systems, system1.corp.com and system2.corp.com, with auto-update enabled, enter
mxngroup -a -f test2.xml The test2.xml file might look like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<node-group-list>
<node-group name="group1" auto-update="true">
<description>This is group1.</description>
<member-node value="system1.corp.com" />
<member-node value="system2.corp.com" />
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