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Re: Is there a command line equivalent to "Identify Systems..."?

 
labdakos
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Is there a command line equivalent to "Identify Systems..."?

Our HP SIM is misbehaving at the moment. I usually get a blank page when viewing the task result of a task when viewed from a browser. So I would like to perform tasks via command line. Is there a command to do "Identify Systems..." via command line?

Thanks to anyone who can help.
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Edgar Zapata
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Re: Is there a command line equivalent to "Identify Systems..."?

Hi Labdakos,

To see a listing of existing system type definitions, use one of the following commands:
# mxstm â l [â n product-name]
# mxstm â l â f stmout.xml
The first command lists all of the product names for all of the system type definitions in HP SIM. The â n product-name option displays the full definition of the product product-name, and other information such as protocol, OID data, product type, and vendor. The second command produces the full definition for every system type in HP SIM in XML format, saving the data in the file stmout.xml.

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01651227/c01651227.pdf

Hope it helps.
Edgar Zapata
Esteemed Contributor

Re: Is there a command line equivalent to "Identify Systems..."?

Something went wrong when typing the switches.

# mxstm -l [-n product-name]
# mxstm -l -f stmout.xml