HP Systems Insight Manager 5.3 Technical Reference Guide

• Scheduling a task
• Task results list
Unsubscribing to WBEM indications
NOTE: OpenWBEM is not supported.
1. Select Options→Events→Unsubscribe to WBEM Events. The Step 1: Verify Target Systems
page lists all of the targets with subscriptions to WBEM indication events.
2. If you do not want to delete a target's WBEM indication events subscription, select the target and click
Remove Targets.
3. Click Next. The Step 2: Task Confirmation page appears and provides details about the task that
was created.
4. Click Run Now to remove subscriptions for WBEM indication events on the target systems. The Task
Results page appears.
Instead of clicking Run Now, you can click Schedule to schedule the task for a later time. See “Scheduling
a task” for more information.
NOTE: You can also list subscriptions and move subscriptions to a new destination through the CLI using
the mxwbemsub command. See “Using command line interface commands” for more information.
Related procedure
▲ Subscribing to WBEM indications
Related topics
• WBEM indications
• Creating a task
• Scheduling a task
• Task results list
Subscribing to health lifecycle events
HP SIM enables you to add and remove health lifecycle event subscriptions for HP NonStop Kernel servers
using the CLI . If you subscribe to health lifecycle events for an HP NonStop Kernel server, when the server's
status changes, notification is sent to HP SIM and the server status is updated immediately in the GUI instead
of waiting for the next status collection.
1. Sign into the CLI. See “Signing in” for instructions.
2. Enter one of the following commands:
• To add a health lifecycle event subscription for one or more servers, enter:
mxwbemsub -a [destination] ( ( -n nodenames ) | ( -f filename ) ) [-t
health]
The target system (node) names can be entered through the command line or an input file. Each
system name, entered on the command line or in a file, can be the IP address, hostname, or FQDN
of the system. You can specify the destination CMS for the subscriptions. If the destination is not
included, the default is the CMS on which the command is run.
• To remove a health lifecycle event subscription for one or more servers, enter:
mxwbemsub -r [destination] ( ( -n nodenames ) | ( -f filename ) ) [-t
health]
The target system (node) names can be entered through the command line or an input file. Each
system name, entered on the command line or in a file, can be the IP address, hostname, or FQDN
558 Administering systems and events