ssocolmng
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Format
- To issue an instruction to re-read the definition file:
ssocolmng -r
- Option to be specified in the SSO startup definition file:
[-f]
- To issue an instruction to update the NNMi cooperation information (node information):
ssocolmng -n
Function
The ssocolmng command is a daemon process to manage the collected resource data. If you execute the daemon process as a command, the definition file is re-read and the NNMi cooperation information (node information) is updated.
Options
-f
Prevents the collection status from being Impossibility. If you specify the -f option, the collection status does not transition to Impossibility. If you do not specify the -f option, the collection status will transition to Impossibility. For details about the transition of the collection status, see 2.2.2 Resource collection function. You can specify this option only in the SSO startup definition file. Also, you must match whether to specify this option with the setting of the ssocollectd daemon process. For details about the SSO startup definition file, see 6.3.24 SSO startup definition file (ssostartup.conf).
-r
Re-reads the ssocolmng action definition file (ssocolmng.def), action log definition file (ssoauditlog.conf), event filter definition file (ssoevtfilter.conf), and event destination definition file (ssodest.conf). If you specify this option, execute the command from the command line. Do not specify this option in the SSO startup definition file (ssostartup.conf).
-n
Updates the NNMi cooperation information (node information). User this option in either of the following cases:
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When you re-create a node symbol for the monitoring server after the ssocolmng daemon process has started
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When you create or re-create a node symbol for the monitoring manager after the ssocolmng daemon process has started (However, if you select the node symbol of the monitoring manager and do not use the map cooperation (action cooperation) function, the option is not necessary.)
If you specify this option, execute the command from the command line for a resource collection process that is running. Do not specify this option in the SSO startup definition file (ssostartup.conf).
Return values
The return values for the -r option or the -n option is as follows.
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0 |
Normal termination |
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-1 |
Execution error. |
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-2 |
NNMi cooperation cannot be performed (if you specified the -n option). |