Distributed Systems Network Management (DSNM) Subsystem Interface Development Guide

The AGGREGATE Command
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Development Guide
DSNM Commands
The AGGREGATE Command
Use the AGGREGATE command to obtain the status of each object under the specified
manager process or subsystem. The response message comprises information that is
collated into a summary of the number of objects of each type that are in the state UP,
PENDING, DOWN, UNDEFINED, or IN ERROR.
subsys
is the subsystem for which you want the aggregate status.
\node
is the node for which you want the aggregate status.
[\node.]$manager
is the name of the manager process for which you want the aggregate status (specify
it only if it is applicable to the specified subsystem).
Considerations
If you specify a node each for both the name and manager process, the manager node
takes precedence.
Where you do not specify a node, DSNM uses the local node.
If the subsystem requires a manager process, you must specify it.
Example
The following command returns the aggregate status of all the SNAX objects on
\BERLIN:
AGGREGATE SNAX \BERLIN
A sample response to the command is:
SNAX LINE \BERLIN
1 Up, 0 Pending, 1 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
SNAX PU \BERLIN
1 Up, 0 Pending, 1 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
SNAX LU \BERLIN
5 Up, 0 Pending, 5 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
AGGREGATE [subsys] [\node]... [[UNDER [\node.]$manager]]
[,[subsys] [\node]... [[UNDER [\node.]$manager]]]...