Using the pw cloudTopologyIntegration command
The pw cloudTopologyIntegration
command is used to start, stop, configure, set log level, and perform operations on Infrastructure Management Central server for cloud consuming.
To use the pw cloudTopologyIntegration
command
Run the
pw cloudTopologyIntegration help
command on the BMC TrueSight Infrastructure Management Server to get help on the different usages of the command.
The following prompt appears:Usage 1: pw cloudTopologyIntegration help|on|off|status -a <adaptertype> pw cloudTopologyIntegration list where list command will list child adaptertype specified in CloudAdapter.xml -a <adaptertype> child adaptertype or ALL Note: adaptertype must be the same as specified in CloudAdapter.xml. eg. pw cloudTopologyIntegration on -a <adaptertype> pw cloudTopologyIntegration off -a <adaptertype> pw cloudTopologyIntegration status -a <adaptertype> Usage 2: pw cloudTopologyIntegration conf -a <adaptertype> pw cloudTopologyIntegration conf help -a <adaptertype> Command will provide help for adapter conf where -a <adaptertype> child adaptertype Note: adaptertype must be the same as specified in CloudAdapter.xml. eg. pw cloudTopologyIntegration conf -a <adaptertype> pw cloudTopologyIntegration conf help -a <adaptertype> Usage 3: pw cloudTopologyIntegration exec -a <adaptertype> -op <operation> pw cloudTopologyIntegration exec help -a <adaptertype> help command will give help for custom command suported by child adaptercloudTopologyIntegration where -a <adaptertype> child adaptertype Note: adaptertype must be the same as specified in CloudAdapter.xml. -op operation operation for child adapter mandatory for exec command eg. pw cloudTopologyIntegration exec -a <adaptertype> -op <operation> Usage 4: pw cloudTopologyIntegration log -a <appender> -l <loglevel> pw cloudTopologyIntegration log list where list this will list appenders registered for adapter -a appender name of appender specified in list command -l loglevel INFO, DEBUG, TRACE eg. pw cloudTopologyIntegration log -a <appender> -l DEBUG
- Use the commands as shown in the prompt above.
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