pw cmdb
The pw cmdb command supports the integration of BMC ProactiveNet with BMC Atrium CMDB and can be run only by the following users:
- Root user on UNIX and Linux, or the Administrators belonging to the group Administrators on Microsoft Windows
- BMC ProactiveNet users with Administrator privileges
Registering links with BMC Atrium CMDB
The following command lets you register the ProactiveNet links (Device At A Glance (%PN_WEB_SERVER), Event List (%PN_WEB_SERVER), View Service Impact Graph (%PN_WEB_SERVER%)) with BMC Atrium CMDB as federated data, so they are available to other applications for cross launch into BMC ProactiveNet. When you run the command again, only the newly added links will be registered, and the links already registered will be ignored.
pw cmdb federation register [force] [-protocol <protocol (http | https)>] [-port]
- force — You can use this option to re-register the links.
- protocol — If you use this option, the BMC ProactiveNet web server protocol will be replaced. Default value is http.
- port — This option replaces the BMC ProactiveNet web server port. Default value is 80.
Storing credentials required for cross-launch and publishing server
You can integrate with the BMC Atrium CMDB either during or after installation. If this is the first time that you are integrating BMC ProactiveNet with BMC Atrium CMDB, then you must use either the BMC ProactiveNet Server Maintenance Tool or the appropriate script for your operating system:
- BMC ProactiveNet Server Maintenance Tool:
- (UNIX or Linux): usr/pw/utility/BPPMServerMaintenanceTool.sh
- (Microsoft Windows):
InstallationDirectory\pw\utility\BPPMServerMaintenanceTool.cmd
- (UNIX or Linux): usr/pw/utility/BPPMServerMaintenanceTool.sh
- BMC Atrium CMDB integration script:
- (UNIX or Linux):
usr/pw/pronto/bin/integrate_atrium_cmdb - (Microsoft Windows):
InstallationDirectory\pw\pronto\bin\integrate_atrium_cmdb.bat
- (UNIX or Linux):
If you want to modify the credentials of an existing integration, use the pw cmdb credentials command to modify the following credentials for cross-launch and publishing server. These inputs are updated in the InstallationDirectory/pw/custom/conf/cmdb_crosslaunch_credentials.conf and InstallationDirectory/pw/server/etc/pserver.conf files, respectively, and the common input credentials will be updated in both the files.
Credentials for Cross Launch and Publishing Server
Cross Launch | Publishing Server |
---|---|
UDDI Host Name | CMDB Host Name |
UDDI Port no | CMDB Port |
UDDI User Name | CMDB User Name |
UDDI Password | CMDB Password |
AR Server/CMDB User Name |
|
AR Server/CMDB Password |
|
CMDB_version |
|
-uddi_port <uddi server port no> -uddi_user <uddi user name>
-uddi_pass <uddi password> -cmdb_host <cmdb server host name>
-cmdb_port <cmdb server port> -cmdb_user <cmdb user name>
-cmdb_pass <cmdb password> -cmdb_version <CMDB server
version>