Use the command-driven policy migration utility to export and import the infrastructure monitoring and blackout policies.
Notes
The policy migration utility does not export Integration Service or cluster details of Agent configuration under the monitoring policy.
If the source computer has the base and extended repositories and the destination computer has only the base repository, policies that are created using the monitoring solutions from the extended repository, fail to import on the destination computer.
The time-frame names are not case-sensitive. For example, if the destination computer has a time frame Tf1 and if you try to import a time frame tf1, the import fails.
Location of the policy migration utility command
- Windows: <installed_location_Presentation_Server>\bin\cmapolicymigration.bat
- Linux: <installed_location_Presentation_Server>/bin/cmapolicymigration.sh
Example:
C:\Program Files\BMC Software\TrueSightPServer\truesightpserver\bin\cmapolicymigration.bat
Command syntax
| Import | cmapolicymigration.bat import -f -d inputPoliciesDirectory |
|---|---|
| cmapolicymigration.sh import -f -d inputPoliciesDirectory | |
| Export | cmapolicymigration.bat export -p policyName -n newName -d outputDirectory cmapolicymigration.bat export all -d outputDirectory |
cmapolicymigration.sh export -p policyName -n newName -d outputDirectory cmapolicymigration.sh export all -d outputDirectory |
Note
If you have configured the TrueSight Presentation Server for non-secure (HTTP) access, add the following attributes after each command:
-protocol http -port <port number>
For example:
cmapolicymigration.bat export -p "Basic health" -n "exported policy" -protocol http -port 80
To export policy files
- On the Presentation Server host, go to the bin directory that contains the policy migration command:
- Windows: CD /D "%TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME%\truesightpserver\bin"
- Linux: cd $TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME/truesightpserver/bin
- From the bin directory, run one of the following commands:
Windows:
cmapolicymigration.bat export options attributesLinux:
cmapolicymigration.sh export options attributes
Export options and attributes
| Options and attributes | Description |
|---|---|
| all | Exports all policies Do not use the all and -p options together. |
| -d outputDirectory | Target directory for the exported policy data files When not specified, the current directory is assumed. |
| -n newName | New name for the exported policy You cannot use this option when exporting all policies. |
| -p policyName | Name of the policy to be exported. If the new policy name contains spaces, enclose it with \" \" . Do not use the all and -p options together. |
Export examples
cmapolicymigration.bat export all -d "C:\Policies"
cmapolicymigration.bat export –p Policy1 –n Policy2 -d "C:\Policies"
To import policy files
- On the Presentation Server host, go to the bin directory that contains the policy migration command:
- Windows: CD /D "%TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME%\truesightpserver\bin"
- Linux: cd $TRUESIGHTPSERVER_HOME/truesightpserver/bin
- From the bin directory, run one of the following commands:
- Windows:
cmapolicymigration.bat import options attributes - Linux:
cmapolicymigration.sh import options attributes
- Windows:
Import options
| Options and attributes | Description |
|---|---|
| -d inputDirectory | Location of policy data files to import When not specified, the current directory is assumed |
| -f | Overwrites the current policy |
Import examples
cmapolicymigration.bat import -d "C:\Policies"
cmapolicymigration.bat import -f -d "C:\Policies"
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