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Name
nnmstatuspoll.sh — update the status for a node using the State Poller
SYNOPSIS
nnmstatuspoll.sh [
–node <nodename|IP Address> [-tenant tenant name] [-t timeout in secs] [-v]
]
DESCRIPTION
The nnmstatuspoll.sh script enables you to dynamically poll a
device that is being monitored. This results in a refresh of key
collected state values. When all of the information for the state
demand poll has been collected and displayed, the nnmstatuspoll.sh
script informs you that the task that you requested is complete.
Parameters
-node <nodename|IP Address>-
Target node name or IP address.
-tenant <tenant name>-
Tenant the given node is paired with. This option is useful when node names and IP addresses are non-unique in the topology such as can occur in overlapping address domain environments.
-t <timeout in secs>-
Client waits till given timeout in sec.
-v-
Displays the detailed verbose log message on console.
-jndiHost <hostname>-
Jboss server host. Default is
localhost. -jndiPort <port>-
Jboss server port. Default is
1099. -u <username>-
Supply the NNMi administrator username to run the script.
-p <password>-
Supply the NNMi administrator password to run the script.
-help-
Prints the usage statement.
RETURN VALUE
nnmstatuspoll.sh returns the appropriate output shown in the
above Parameters section.
When using –v option, you see the information in the
following columns:
Column 1: Indicates which protocol is used to collect the data.
Column 2: Indicates which device name was polled.
Column 3: Indicates which MIB instance was polled.
Column 4: Indicates the result of the poll.
Column 5: Indicates a mapped value, if it exists.
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