HP Systems Insight Manager 5.3 Command Line Interface reference guide

See also
HP-UX
mxexec(1M), mxtool(4).
Linux
mxexec(8), mxtool(4).
mxtoolbox
Adds, modifies, removes, or lists toolboxes in HP SIM.
Synopsis
mxtoolbox -a toolboxname [-d description ] [-e t|f]
mxtoolbox -a [-f filename ]
mxtoolbox -m toolboxname [-N new_toolboxname ] [-d description ] [-e t|f]
mxtoolbox -m [-f filename ]
mxtoolbox -r toolboxname
mxtoolbox -r [-f filename ]
mxtoolbox [-l n|t]
mxtoolbox -lf [-b encoding ]
Description
mxtoolbox allows you to add, rename, describe, disable, enable, remove, and list toolboxes.
NOTE: The All Tools toolbox is a special toolbox added by the system, and cannot be modified.
Only full configuration rights users can add, modify, or remove toolboxes. Any user can list toolbox
information.
• mxtoolbox -a toolboxname [-d description ] [-e t|f]
This command allows you to add a single toolbox. Optionally, you can provide a toolbox description
and enable or disable the toolbox.
To add a toolbox, you must provide a toolbox name that is less than or equal to 16 characters in length,
and starts with an alphabetic character followed by alphanumeric characters. Embedded blank
characters, underscores (_), or dashes (-) are allowed. If you have full configuration rights, you can add
up to 32 toolboxes.
Toolboxes are enabled by default. To explicitly enable a toolbox, you must have full rights and enter
t after -e. To disable a toolbox enter f after -e. When a toolbox is enabled, tools associated with it
can be authorized using the toolbox. When the toolbox is disabled, tools associated with it cannot be
authorized using the toolbox.
• mxtoolbox -a [-f filename ]
This command allows a full rights user to add multiple toolboxes based on the information provided in
a file. The file must be formatted in the XML format defined for toolboxes. See mxtoolbox(4) for
additional information.
• mxtoolbox -m toolboxname [-N new_toolboxname ] [-d description ] [-e t|f]
This command allows a full rights user to modify a single toolbox. You can modify the name, description,
and enablement of the toolbox.
• mxtoolbox -m [-f filename ]
This command allows a full rights user to modify multiple toolboxes based on the information provided
in a file. The file must be formatted in the XML format defined for toolboxes. See mxtoolbox(4) for
additional information.
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