HP Systems Insight Manager 7.2 Command Line Interface Guide

mxnodesecurity -a -p wbem -c username:password -n mycommputer.ak.hp.com
Example 2
The command below adds a WBEM node/system type credential to the HP SIM credentials database
for the specified node named mycomputer.ak.hp.com and for a specified port number of 5990.
Only WBEM and VME type node credentials allow for a port number to be specified along with
the nodename in the form of nodename:port#. The user name and *password are defined uniquely
for the specified node. Although the Try Others option is not explicitly specified, it is turned on
by default for this particular credential. If this credential already exist in the HP SIM credentials
database (based off protocol and nodename), then a modify operation is automatically performed
on the credential and the user name and password will be updated.
mxnodesecurity -a -p wbem -c username:password -n
mycomputer.ak.hp.com:5990
Example 3
The command below adds a VME node/system type credential to the HP SIM credentials database
for the VME protocol vCenter and specified node named mycomputer.ak.hp.com and for a specified
port number of 5990. Note that only VME and WBEM type node credentials allow for a port
number to be specified along with the nodename in the form of nodename:port#. The username
and *password are defined uniquely for the specified node. Although the Try Others option is
not explicitly specified, it will be turned off by default for this particular credential. If this credential
already exist in the HP SIM credentials database (based off protocol and nodename), then a modify
operation is automatically performed on the credential and the usernodename:port#name and
password is updated.
mxnodesecurity -a -p vme:vcenter -c username:password -n
mycomputer.ak.hp.com
Example 4
The command below adds a VME node/system type credential to the HP SIM credentials database
for the VME protocol vCenter and specified node named mycomputer.ak.hp.com and for a specified
port number of 5990. Only VME and WBEM type node credentials allow for a port number to be
specified along with the nodename in the form of nodename:port#. Since port# is not specified
by user, default ports are used. (vCenter-443, scvmm - 7999). The user name and *password are
defined uniquely for the specified node. Although the Try Others option is not explicitly specified,
it will be turned off by default for this particular credential. If this credential already exist in the HP
SIM credentials database (based off protocol and nodename), then a modify operation is
automatically performed on the credential and the user name and password will be updated.
mxnodesecurity -a -p vme:vcenter -c username:password -n
mycomputer.ak.hp.com:5990
Example 5
The command below adds a default/global type credential to the HP SIM database of specified
protocol. When adding default/global credentials, any protocol name can be specified, except
for WBEM and VME protocols. A node name is not specified when adding default/global type
credentials. The Try Others option is explicitly set to the "on" state. When listing default/global
credentials, the node names are in the form of @defaultN, where N is an auto-assigned numerical
value indicating usage precedence.
mxnodesecurity -a -p protocol -c username:password
Example 6
The command below adds a default/global type credential to the HP SIM database of specified
Sign-in protocol. A Sign-in type credential is a special protocol independent credential which is
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