Use the commands in this section to define status and health check settings for managed appliances.
Enable the CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Define settings:
To enable status checking on all managed appliances:
hostname (config) # cmc status enableTo disable status checking on all managed appliances:
hostname (config) # no cmc status enableTo enable status checking on a specific managed appliance:
hostname (config) # cmc appliance <applianceName> check-statusTo disable status checking on a specific managed appliance:
hostname (config) # no cmc appliance <applianceName> check-statusTo set the interval between status checks:
hostname (config) # cmc status check-interval <seconds>To specify the amount of time to wait for an appliance to send its status:
hostname (config) # cmc status timeout <seconds>To force an immediate check of all managed appliances:
hostname (config) # cmc status force-check
Save your changes:
hostname (config) # write memory
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
Display the current criteria status:
hostname (config) # show cmc statusSpecify the criteria to include:
To enable status checking of a specific criterion:
hostname (config) # cmc status criteria <criterionName> enableTo disable status checking of a specific criterion:
hostname (config) # no cmc status criteria <criterionName> enable
Repeat the previous step for each test you want to enable or disable.
Save your changes:
hostname (config) # write memory
Example
This example increases the time period between status checks to 90 seconds, and disables the temperature and raid criteria.
hostname (config) cmc status check-interval 90 hostname (config) # no cmc status criteria temperature enable hostname (config) # no cmc status criteria raid enable