Description
Use the tacmd editSdaOptions command to edit
Self-Describing Agent (SDA) option configuration entries.
The
tacmd editSdaOptions command removes
the configuration that controls how product definitions for the specified
agent types are applied at the hub monitoring server. When the application
support for a product is applied to the hub monitoring server, commonly
called
seeding, the definitions are added
to the hub and these are automatically propagated to any active remote
monitoring server. Configuration for the SDA seeding for a product
type specifies how the distribution targets for definitions are applied.
The option to control the seeding is provided to prevent prior customization
from being lost. Editing seeding configuration will not modify how
the existing SDA was seeded.
Note: You must log in using
the tacmd login command before running
the editSdaOptions command.
CLI syntax
tacmd editSdaOptions {-o|--options} KEY=VALUE...KEY=VALUE |
KEY_GROUP=VALUE {-t|--type} TYPE... [{-f|--force}]
where:
- -o|--options
- Specifies the KEY=VALUE...KEY=VALUE pairs
to set, separated by a space.
- KEY INSTALL_SEED
- Valid values include NEW, NONE, and ALL. Specify NEW, NONE,
or ALL to choose how distribution definitions are applied during the
pristine install of the product identified.
- NEW: A configuration choice of NEW allows all product distribution
definitions to be added to the TEMS during a Pristine Install.
- NONE: A configuration choice of NONE prevents any product distribution
definitions from being added to the TEMS during a Pristine Install.
- ALL: A configuration choice of ALL allows all product distribution
definitions to be added to the TEMS during a Pristine Install.
- key UPGRADE_SEED (for the Pristine
Install)
- Valid values include NEW, NONE, and ALL. Specify NEW, NONE,
or ALL to choose how distribution definitions are applied during the
upgrade install of the product identified.
- NEW: A configuration choice of NEW prevents any product distribution
definitions to be added to the TEMS during a Upgrade Install.
- NONE: A configuration choice of NONE prevents any product distribution
definitions from being added to the TEMS during a Upgrade Install.
- ALL: A configuration choice of ALL allows all product distribution
definitions to be added to the TEMS during a Upgrade Install.
- KEY_GROUP SEEDING
- Valid values include NEW, NONE, ALL, DISABLE, and ENABLE. Specify
NEW, NONE, or ALL to choose how distribution definitions are applied
during the upgrade install and pristine install of the product identified.
- -t|--type
- Specifies one or more product types. If a product type does
not have a seeding option configuration, the DEFAULT configuration
is used.
- -f|--force
- Edit the SDA configuration options without prompting for confirmation.
If no configuration is provided, the SDA seeding uses default installation
values. The default installation value for a pristine install is ALL.
The default installation value for an upgrade installation is NEW.
If only a single installation value is provided to an editSitOptions
command, the value for the unspecified options is set to the described
default installation value (i.e., ALL for pristine install, NEW for
upgrade install).
CLI example
The command in the example edits configuration options for product
type LZ.
tacmd editSdaOptions -t LZ -o INSTALL_SEED=NEW UPGRADE_SEED=NONE
The command in the example specifies a configuration for all product
types that only the UPGRADE_SEED option is updated.
tacmd editSdaOptions -t DEFAULT -o UPGRADE_SEED=ALL
The command in the example disables seeding for product type NT.
tacmd editSdaOptions -t NT -o SEEDING=DISABLE
The command in the example restores seeding to the factory default
for product type NT.
tacmd editSdaOptions -t NT -o SEEDING=ENABLE
The command in the example specifies that if R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 do
not have entries, then new configuration options are created with
factory default values.
tacmd editSdaOptions -t R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 -o SEEDING=ENABLE