Command line options for configuring the BMC Server Automation integration

To set up and configure the integration with BMC Server Automation, you can use the following command line options from the <TrueSight Presentation Server installation directory>\truesightpserver\bin folder:

Action

Windows command

Linux command

To set up the connection

blade.bat setup -host <BMC Server Automation Server> -port <BMC Server Automation Server port> -user <BMC Server Automation Server Username> -pass <BMC Server Automation Server password> -role <BMC Server Automation Server role>

./blade.sh setup -host <BMC Server Automation Server> -port <BMC Server Automation Server port> -user <BMC Server Automation Server Username> -pass <BMC Server Automation Server password> -role <BMC Server Automation Server role>

To create packages

blade.bat auto_prov_prep

./blade.sh auto_prov_prep

Important

Before running the command: 

  1. Open the BMC Server Automation Server console and delete the Patrol folder from the following locations:
    • File > Folders > Bladelogic > Component Templates > BMC > Proactivenet
    • File > Folders > Bladelogic > Depot > Packages > BMC > Proactivenet
    • File > Folders > Bladelogic > Depot > Software > BMC > Proactivenet
  2. In the Bladelogic Server Automation console, go to the Configuration Pane. From the Config Object Dictionaries view, delete the entries of TrueSight Presentation Server objects.
  3. Run the following commands:
    1. blcred cred -acquire -profile <BMC Server Automation Server Login Profile> -username <BMC Server Automation Server Username> -password <BMC Server Automation Server Password>
    2. blcli -v <BMC Server Automation Server Login Profile> -m subshell
    3. Delete cleanupDatabase
    4. Delete cleanupFileServer

To get package status

blade.bat get_package_status

./blade.sh get_package_status

To check the connection details

blade.bat get_setup

./blade.sh get_setup

to test the connection

blade.bat test

./blade.sh test

Related topic

Integrating-with-BMC-Server-Automation-to-enforce-configuration-changes

 

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