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Name
nnmtopoquery.sh — Performs select queries on the NNMi topology.
SYNOPSIS
nnmtopoquery.sh findConnectedNeighborInterfacesByNode -node ( <name>|<uuid>)
nnmtopoquery.sh findL2ConnectionsByNode -node ( <name>|<uuid>)
nnmtopoquery.sh findWebAgentSettingsByNode -node ( <name>|<uuid>)
nnmtopoquery.sh listWebAgentSettings
DESCRIPTION
nnmtopoquery.sh performs queries against the NNMi management server and outputs the result in selectable table format.
Parameters
nnmtopoquery.sh recognizes the following options.
-h-
Prints the usage statement.
-node (<name>|<uuid>)-
Specifies the node for queries that accept a node as input. Nodes may be referenced by name, hostname or UUID.
-format (csv|list|text|xml)-
Changes the output format. Available output modes are CSV, LIST, TEXT and XML.
-fields<comma_separated_fields>-
Selects the output fields in a comma-separated list. If this argument is not provided all fields are shown in the output by default. When this argument is provided fields will be shown in the output in the order specified.
Wildcards such as '*' to match any sequence of characters and '?' to match a single character are available.
-u<username>-p<password>-
Supply the credentials to run the script.
Listing Connected Neighbor Interfaces for a node
Use the findConnectedNeighborInterfacesByNode query to list all neighbor interfaces connected to a specified node.
The available output fields for this query are: uuid, name, nodeUUID, nodeName, ifIndex, ifAlias, speed, inSpeed, outSpeed, ifDescr, ifName, ifType, physicalAddress and managementMode.
Example:
nnmtopoquery.sh findConnectedNeighborInterfacesByNode -node mynode -fields nodeName,name,physicalAddress,managementMode
Listing Layer 2 Connections for a Node
Use the findL2ConnectionsByNode query to list all layer 2 connections on a specified node.
The available output fields for this query are: connUUID, connName, connStatus, connStatusTimestamp, localNodeUUID, localNodeName, localIfUUID, localIfIndex, localIfAlias, localIfName, localIfDesc, localIfAddr, remoteNodeUUID, remoteNodeName, remoteIfUUID, remoteIfIndex, remoteIfAlias, remoteIfName, remoteIfDesc and remoteIfAddr.
Example:
nnmtopoquery.sh findL2ConnectionsByNode -node mynode -fields connUUID,connName,localIfIndex,remoteIfIndex
Listing Web Agent Settings of a Node
Use the findWebAgentSettingsByNode query to list Web Agent settings of a specified node.
The available output fields for this query are: agentUuid, hostName, name, nodeUuid, nodeName, mode, agentEnabled, userName, port, scheme, timeout, lastModifiedBy and lastModified.
Example:
nnmtopoquery.sh findWebAgentSettingsByNode -node mynode -fields agentUuid, hostName, nodeUuid, nodeName, mode, userName
Listing All Web Agent Settings
Use the listWebAgentSettings query to list all the Web Agent settings.
The available output fields for this query are: agentUuid, hostName, name, nodeUuid, nodeName, mode, agentEnabled, userName, port, scheme, timeout, lastModifiedBy and lastModified.
Example:
nnmtopoquery.sh findWebAgentSettingsByNode -node mynode -fields agentUuid, hostName, nodeUuid, nodeName, mode, userName
RETURN VALUE
nnmtopoquery.sh exits with the status
0 (zero) if no errors were encountered, 1 otherwise.
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