HP Systems Insight Manager 6.3 Command Line Interface Guide

Remove credentials from the Systems Insight Manager credentials database. This
option must be used with -f or -p.
-l
List system security credentials on the screen. This option can be used with -p and
-n options.
-f filename
Use an XML file to specify the credentials to add, modify, or remove.
-p protocol
Specify a protocol such as WBEM or SNMP. Credentials of the specified type are
displayed on the screen. This option is used with -a, -r, and -l. Standard Systems
Insight Manager protocols are "snmp", "wbem", "ws-man", "ssh" and "sign-in".
The mxnodesecurity command interprets "wsman" or "ws-man" on the command
line as the same protocol. The mxnodesecurity command interprets "signin" or
"sign-in" on the command line as the same protocol. A "sign-in" credential is a
protocol independent credential used to sign into the managed system. The
mxnodesecurity command also accepts any name for a protocol name.
-c username:password
Specify a username and password for a WBEM credential. This option is used with
-a -p protocol/wbem.
NOTE: Be careful when entering passwords in the CLI. This makes them available in the command
history, the process list during execution, and the audit log if the command is executed as part of
a task. Be sure to clear your command history or use alternate methods for specifying passwords,
for example, a prompt or input file.
-c readname:writename
Specify a community read name and community write name for an SNMP credential.
This option is used with -a -p snmp.
-t on|off
Turns on or off the Try Others option. This option is turned on, Systems Insight
Manager attempts to use other credentials for the system if the specified credentials
fail. If this option is not specified, it defaults to on. This option is used in conjunction
with -a-a .
-t fc|fcd
Forces the removal of the specified default or global credentials that might be
currently in use by one or more nodes or systems. The fd option completely removes
the default or global credential which might result in the loss of communications
with the associated systems. The fcd option, copies the credential to any system(s)
using the credential first, preserving communications with the systems.
-n nodename
Specify a system name. This should be the fully-qualified name, if available. This
option is used with -a, -r, and -l. If the "@defaultN" type format is used for the
nodename value, then mxnodesecurity assumes that a default or global type
credential is being specified, where the N value indicates a specific default or
global credential as viewed or referenced in a credentials listing –l output.
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