Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Client Description and User's Guide

rdsusnd

The rdsusnd command reports the user resource status.

Description

This command reports the text contents of a user resource status file to the managing server.

Format

rdsusnd user-resource-status-file-name
[-n]
[-hhost-file-name or host-name]
[-mmanaging-host-name]
[-Nservice-name]

Options

-hhost-file-name or host-name

host-file-name

Specify a host file when you want JP1/Software Distribution Client to report the text contents of the user resource status file according to the attribute setting (such as RetryCount) specified in the host file.

If the -m option is specified, specify in the -h option the host file of the relay system specified by the -m option. To specify the -h option on a relay system or a UNIX machine connected to a relay system that is directly connected to the managing server, specify the host file of that relay system.

host-name

If the rdsusnd command is executed from a system for which the operating environment is not set, specify the host name of the managing server.

-mmanaging-host-name

If the report of the text contents of the user resource status file transits two or more relay systems before arriving at the managing server, specify the host name of the relay system that is directly connected to the managing server.

You need not specify the -m option if the report is to come from one of the following machines:

Relay system that is directly connected to the managing server

UNIX machine connected to a relay system that is directly connected to the managing server

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-Nservice-name

In service-name, specify the service name for the managing server to which you want to report the user resource status.

-n

Specify this option to disable writing into the user resource status file from the UNIX machine.

user-resource-status-file-name

Specify the absolute pathname of a user resource status file. For details on the user resource status file, see 4.5.3 Reporting user resource status.

End code

End code Meaning

0 Terminated normally.

249 Impossible to allocate memory.

250 System error occurred.

251 The user resource status file is invalid.

252 Options are incorrect.

253 Internal error occurred.

254 Communication error occurred.

255 Hard disk space is insufficient.

End code	Meaning
0	Terminated normally.
249	Impossible to allocate memory.
250	System error occurred.
251	The user resource status file is invalid.
252	Options are incorrect.
253	Internal error occurred.
254	Communication error occurred.
255	Hard disk space is insufficient.

Notes

Enter the options of the rdsusnd command in order as arranged in the Format section. An incorrect sequence in which you specified the options results in an error.

Do not delete the host file before JP1/Software Distribution Client reports the contents of the user resource status file to the managing server.

If JP1/Software Distribution Client fails to send the contents of the user resource status file because of a communication error, it attempts to send again the next time it executes the rdsusnd command. For sending at that time, the previously specified host file becomes invalid and the host file specified at this time is valid.

The rdsusnd command cannot report the installation status of a Hitachi program product, another company's software, or an OS patch to the managing server.

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