Table 4. CLI commands (2 of 2)
Command | Description |
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resynch_filter | Allows you to a perform partial resynchronization |
| with the 3GPP2 interface. |
| Note: This command takes as a parameter a filter in |
| the same format as the AlarmFilter |
| property. For details, see "Filtering |
| notifications and alarms" on page 6. |
|
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unacknowledge_alarm | Allows you to unacknowledge an alarm in the |
| 3GPP2 interface. |
|
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userid_clear_alarms | Allows you to clear an alarm in the 3GPP2 interface |
| by specifying the USER_ID. This parameter is |
| specified by the ClearSystemId property. |
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user_clear_alarms | Allows you to clear the identity of the user who who |
| invokes the clearAlarms operation. |
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userid_acknowledge_alarm | Allows you to acknowledge an alarm in the 3GPP2 |
| interface by specifying the NV_ALARM_ID and the |
| NV_ACK_USER_ID. These parameters are specified |
| by the AckSystemId and AckUserId properties, |
| respectively. |
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userid_unacknowledge_alarm | Allows you to unacknowledge an alarm in the |
| 3GPP2 interface by specifying the NV_ALARM_ID |
| and the NV_ACK_USER_ID. |
|
|
version | Displays the version of the probe. |
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Note: Since the CLI is based upon telnet connections, you can connect to the probe from anywhere. This means that simple scripts can be set up to allow users to acknowledge selected events from the Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus event list by creating desktop tools to telnet to the probe, send a command, and then close the connection.
