HP Systems Insight Manager 7.2 Technical Reference Guide

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Editing STM rules
Edit an existing SNMP rule using System Type Manager to change the priority, system type, subtype,
or custom management page.
NOTE: Changing the priority on this page reorders the priorities of all other rules with the same
OID such that all rules with the same system OID have a unique priority ranging from one to the
number of rules with the same system OID.
NOTE: All steps are optional.
Procedure 62 Editing SNMP rules
1. In the Priority field, change the priority.
2. In the System type field, click the down arrow to change the system type.
3. In the Subtype field, click the down arrow to change the subtype.
4. In the Custom management page field, change the URL. Click Launch to verify that you can
browse to the URL launch page.
5. To save changes and return to the Manage System Types page, click OK, or to return to the
Manage System Types page without saving any changes, click Cancel.
Command Line Interface
Use the mxstm command to edit SNMP rules from the command line. For assistance with this
command, see the HP-UX or Linux manpage by entering man mxstm at the command line. See
the HP Systems Insight Manager Command Line Interface Guide, at http://www.hp.com/go/
insightmanagement/sim/docs, for more information about the command and how to access the
manpage.
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Deleting STM rules
1. Select Options→Manage System Types. The Manage System Types page appears.
2. Select the rule to delete.
3. Click Delete. A confirmation box appears.
4. Click OK to delete the rule, or click Cancel to cancel the deletion process.
Command Line Interface
Use the mxstm command to delete SNMP rules from the command line. For assistance with this
command, see the HP-UX or Linux manpage by entering man mxstm at the command line. See
the HP Systems Insight Manager Command Line Interface Guide, at http://www.hp.com/go/
insightmanagement/sim/docs, for more information about the command and how to access the
manpage.
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Creating STM rules
Deleting STM rules
Editing STM rules
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