Registering actions, probes, and signatures with dmctl
The dmctl utility can be used to register
actions, probes, and application signatures.
The syntax is:
▼dmctl>invoke
ApplicationSignatureManager::ApplicationSignature-Manager registerXMLFile
<XMLFileName>▲
where <XMLFileName> can be name of the XML
file in the BASEDIR/integration or BASEDIR/local/integration directories.
The file can be an XML specification file of
a signature, probe, or action.
You can also invoke the command as
follows:
▼BASEDIR/bin>dmctl -s
<serverName>--broker=<host>:<port> invoke
ApplicationSignatureManager::ApplicationSignature-Manager registerXMLFile
<XMLFileName>▲
The following command forces a flush of a
database respository to a disk:
▼BASEDIR/bin>dmctl -s IC-ACM invoke
ICF_PersistenceManager::ICF-PersistenceManager save▲
The following command forces a
synchronization of INCHARGE-OI data to INCHARGE-SA (Service Assurance Manager) data:
▼BASEDIR/bin>dmctl -s INCHARGE-SA
invoke GA_DaemonDriver::INCHARGE-OI_Topo-Driver start▲
The following command retrieves the
application signature AS-IANA-telnet:
▼BASEDIR/bin>dmctl -s IC-ACM get
ApplicationSignature::AS-IANA-telnet▲
The following command retrieves all host
instances:
▼BASEDIR/bin>dmctl -s IC-ACM getl
Host▲
▼▲ Indicates that the command must be
typed as one line.