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JP1 Version 12 JP1/SNMP System Observer Description, Operator's Guide and Reference


ssoclustersetup.vbs (Windows only)

Organization of this page

Format

To configure an SSO cluster system:

(a) When configuring an executing system

ssoclustersetup.vbs -construction -primary shared-folder-name logical-IP-address

(b) When configuring a standby system

ssoclustersetup.vbs -construction -secondary shared-folder-name
To maintain an SSO cluster system:

(a) When specifying the pre-maintenance settings

ssoclustersetup.vbs -beforemaint {-primary|-secondary} shared-folder-name

(b) When specifying the post-maintenance settings

ssoclustersetup.vbs -aftermaint {-primary|-secondary} shared-folder-name
To release an SSO cluster system:
ssoclustersetup.vbs -release {-primary|-secondary} shared-folder-name
To configure a JP1 logical host:

(a) When setting up a JP1 logical host

ssoclustersetup.vbs -logicalset JP1-logical-host-name

(b) When clearing the settings of a JP1 logical host

ssoclustersetup.vbs -logicalunset
To set up an action definition file:
ssoclustersetup.vbs -defset logical-IP-address
To output the command usage:
ssoclustersetup.vbs -h

Function

The ssoclustersetup.vbs command configures and releases SSO, specifies the pre-maintenance settings and post-maintenance settings, sets up and clears a logical host in the JP1 authentication method, and sets up action definition files in an SSO cluster environment. This command is only for Windows.

Configuring an SSO cluster environment:
  • Configuring an executing SSO cluster environment

  • Configuring a standby SSO cluster environment

Specifying the maintenance settings for an SSO cluster environment:
  • Specifying the pre-maintenance settings

  • Specifying the post-maintenance settings

Releasing an SSO cluster environment:

Release the cluster environment when SSO is uninstalled or SSO operation is switched from the logical host to the physical host.

Setting up or clearing a logical host in the JP1 authentication method:
  • Setting up a logical host in the JP1 authentication method

  • Clearing the settings of a logical host in the JP1 authentication method

Setting up action definition files:

Set a logical IP address and NNM cooperation policy.

Options

-construction

Specify this option when you configure an SSO cluster environment. Note that a logical IP address to be specified for this option must be an IPv4 address.

-beforemaint

Specify this option when you specify the settings required for maintenance of SSO before maintaining SSO (an overwrite installation, upgrade installation, or application of a patch). For details, see 7.3 Maintaining an SSO cluster system.

-aftermaint

Specify this option when you specify the settings required for the maintained SSO after maintaining an SSO (an overwrite installation, upgrade installation, or application of a patch). For details, see 7.3 Maintaining an SSO cluster system.

-release

Specify this option when you release an SSO cluster environment.

-logicalset

Specify this option when you use the JP1 authentication method as the authentication method and perform authentication in JP1/Base on a logical host.

-logicalunset

Specify this option when you clear the authentication method on a logical host in the JP1 authentication method.

-defset

Specify this option when you set or change an IPv4 or IPv6 logical IP address that is set in an action definition file. For details, see the snmp-address:, snmp-address-v6:, change-my-address:, and default-disp-address: keys in the action definition file.

-primary

Specify this option when you execute the command in the executing system.

-secondary

Specify this option when you execute the command in the standby system.

shared-folder-name

Specifies an SSO shared folder name on the shared disk.

logical-IP-address

Specifies a logical IP address that SSO uses.

JP1-logical-host-name

Specifies the JP1 logical host name when you use the JP1 authentication method as the authentication method and perform authentication in JP1/Base on a logical host.

-h

Outputs the command usage. This option cannot be specified together with other options.

Return values

0

Normal termination.

1

Execution error such as incorrect arguments

Notes