Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

DSNM Commands
Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development
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Parameters
Highlight modifier—limits the scope of the UPDATE and INQUIRE commands to a
subset of the objects, based on the objects’ attributes in the DSNM object database.
The highlight modifier values are:
Parameters
Parameters affect the action of a command and are used only with the UPDATE and
STATISTICS commands. Possible UPDATE command parameters are:
The STATISTICS command parameter is RESET. If you specify RESET, DSNM
directs the subsystem to reset the statistical counters for the specified objects after
executing the command.
FROM-DISPLAY Causes the command to use the names on the
NetStatus display instead of resolving them through
Distributed Name Service (DNS), thus speeding name
resolution. Refer to the User’s Guide to DSNM
Commands for restrictions on using this parameter.
DEFINED Limits the scope of the command to objects defined
in the DSNM object database.
UNDEFINED Limits the scope of the command to objects not
defined in the DSNM object database.
MONITORED Limits the scope of the command to objects recorded
in the DSNM object database as being monitored.
NOT-MONITORED Limits the scope of the command to objects recorded
in the DSNM object database as not being monitored.
ACCEPTABLE Limits the scope of the command to objects that are
recorded in the DSNM object database as being
monitored and currently in one of their acceptable
states.
UNACCEPTABLE Limits the scope of the command to objects that are
recorded in the DSNM object database as being
monitored and not currently in one of their acceptable
states.
ACCEPT Changes the acceptable state of the specified objects to the states
indicated.
MONITOR Determines whether the specified objects are monitored or not
when they appear on the NetStatus display.
NOMONITOR Determines whether the specified objects are not monitored when
they appear on the NetStatus display.