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Name
nnmconfigpoll.sh — poll a node for discovery information
SYNOPSIS
nnmconfigpoll.sh
[-v]
[-t timeout in secs]
[-u <username> -p <password>]
[-jndiHost <hostName> Default: localhost]
[-jndiPort <port> Default: 1099]
[-tenant <name>]
node
DESCRIPTION
The nnmconfigpoll.sh script sends a request to the discovery service to poll the node for
discovery information. The node must exist in the discovered topology. The node parameter you enter can be
a node name in the topology or an IP address associated with a node.
Running the nnmconfigpoll.sh script starts a layer 2 connectivity analysis for the node. NNMi displays
status messages for the layer 3 discovery information in the NNMi console as the discovery service polls the device.
The nnmconfigpoll.sh script polls for discovery information. To poll for status information, use the
the nnmstatuspoll.sh script.
Parameters
The nnmconfigpoll.sh script recognizes the following parameters and options:
-v-
Display verbose information about the discovery poll.
-t <timeout in secs>-
The client waits
timeout in secsseconds for a response. -u <username>-
Supply the NNMi administrator username to run the script.
-p <password>-
Supply the NNMi administrator password to run the script.
-jndiHost <serverName>-
The server JNDI host; default is
localhost. -jndiPort <port>-
The server JNDI port; default is
1099. -tenant <name>-
The tenant group the node belongs to; must be used when the node name is not unique in the network such as using an IP address that has duplicates;no default.
EXAMPLES
The following examples show how to use the nnmconfigpoll.sh script to poll a node using different
options.
Poll a node using its node name.
nnmconfigpoll.sh -uusername-ppasswordthisnode
Poll a node using its fully qualified node name.
nnmconfigpoll.sh thisnode.x.y.z
Poll a node using its IP address.
nnmconfigpoll.sh 10.97.247.129
Poll a node using its IP address and tenant name.
nnmconfigpoll.sh -tenant myDuplicateAddressesDomain 10.97.247.129
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