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This command is for use primarily by service providers. Consult with your service provider before using it.
edd_cmd is a utility tool. When executed with no argument, it outputs the last command executed and the current execution state. The last command executed is either start, stop, reconfig (for rc), or uninitialized (no command executed since startup). The state is started-monitoring, stopped-monitoring, or uninitialized, the initial state on startup.
-h is a help option that provides a summary of command line options. The -e option displays information on system event monitoring and indicates whether event monitoring is enabled or disabled for the platform and domain.
When edd_cmd sends a command to edd(1M), it sets a trap handler that waits for an acknowledgement that edd(1M) has accepted the command.
The following options are supported:
Displays a summary of the command line options.
Displays event monitoring from the edd.emc and edd.erc files.
Execute the specified command, where cmd is of the following:
start - Make edd(1M) start event-detection monitoring.
stop - Make edd(1M) stop event-detection monitoring.
rc - Make edd(1M) reread its configuration files and perform event-detection monitoring.
% edd_cmd EDD: Command = uninitialized, State = stopped-monitoring % edd_cmd -x start % edd_cmd EDD: Command = start, State = started-monitoring |
% edd_cmd -e EDD: Command = uninitialized, State = uninitialized Monitoring Platform Domain Event edd.emc edd.erc edd.erc Command arbstop enabled none enabled Arbstopact bulk_power_fail enabled enabled none BulkPowerFailact bulk_power_norm enabled enabled none BulkPowerNormact cb_power_off enabled enabled none PowerOffact |
The following files are supported:
$SSPETC/snmp/Ultra-Enterprise-10000.mib
$SSPVAR/etc/platform/edd.emc
$SSPVAR/etc/platform/edd.erc
$SSPVAR/etc/platform/domain/edd.emc
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