rdsusnd

Description

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

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Format

rdsusnd user-resource-status-file-name
[-n]
[-hupper-level-system-host-name]
[-mmanaging-host-name]

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Options

-hupper-level-system-host-name ~ <alphanumeric characters, hyphens, or underscores> ((1 to 64 characters))

If you want to use an end workstation to report a user resource status to an upper-level system other than what is specified in ManagingHost in the settings file, specify the host name of that upper-level system.

-mmanaging-host-name ~ <alphanumeric characters, hyphens, or underscores> ((1 to 64 characters))

If you want to use a client workstation to report a user resource status to an upper-level system other than what is specified in ManagingHost in the settings file, specify the host name of that upper-level system.

-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 as the file name. For details on the user resource status file, see 4.5.2 Reporting user resource status.

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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.

• If JP1/IT Desktop Management 2 - Agent fails to send the contents of the user resource status file because of a communication error, it attempts to send again to the managing server the next time it executes the rdsusnd command.

• 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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