Using The Alarmmgr Command - Extreme Networks EPICenter Guide Manual

Using the AlarmMgr Command

The AlarmMgr utility is located in the EPICenter
default this is
/opt/extreme/epc5_0/bin
This command includes options for specifying EPICenter server access information and alarm filtering
parameters.
The syntax of the command is as follows:
AlarmMgr -user <EPICenter username> <options>
The EPICenter user name is required. All other parameters are optional.
The basic command displays information about the last 300 alarms in the EPICenter database. By using
filtering options, you can display information about selected alarms. You can specify a time period of
interest as well as characteristics of the alarms you want to include.
You can select alarms based on criteria such as the alarm name, severity, category, source (the IP address
or IP address and port that generated the alarm) and whether the alarm has been acknowledged. You can
combine many of these criteria so that only alarms that meet all your criteria will be included in the
results. For example, you may want to display only critical alarms from a specific device, or all alarms in
a specific category that are not acknowledged.
Table 9 specifies the options you can use with this command:
Table 9: AlarmMgr command options
Option
-user <username>
-password <password>
-host <hostname | IP
address>
-port <port>
-h <N>
-d <N>
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\Program Files\Extreme Networks\EPICenter 5.0\bin
in a UNIX environment.
Value
EPICenter user name. This option is required.
EPICenter user password. If the password is blank, do not include this
argument.
EPICenter server hostname or IP address
EPICenter server port number
Display alarms that occurred within the last N
hours
Display alarms that occurred N days ago
Display alarms that occurred yesterday
directory,
bin <EPICenter_install_dir>/bin
The AlarmMgr Utility
. By
in Windows, or
Default
None
No
password
localhost
80
These options are Last 300
mutually exclusive alarms
and may not be
combined
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