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emtui(1) emtui(1)

NAME

emtui - provides different displaying options for HP-UX errors which are deﬁned in the Common Error

Repository (CER)

SYNOPSIS

/opt/sfm/bin/emtui

{ -b|-v }

{

-i <errornum> |

[

-q <querystring>

[

-w { all | any | phrase

}]]

[

-s { all | hp other }]

[

-c { all | <category> }]

[

-p { this | <platform> }]

[

R-e{ all |

ems [[monitorname][,eventid]] |

evm [eventname ]|

ipmi-02 |

ipmi-e0/e1 |

nettl [[<subsystemid>][

,<eventid>]] |

others|

snmp [[<trapid>][,<enterpriseid>]] |

wbem [[<providername>][

,<eventid>]]}]

{[

-l { lt | le | eq | ge | gt }[<severity> ]}

{[

-a <text> -i <errornumber>

-C {<cause1> <cause2>...<causeN> | all}

{

-d -i <errornum> -u <solution1> <solution2>... <solutionN> }

{

-m <text> -i <errornum> -u <solution> }

{

-h }]

DESCRIPTION

The

emtui command obtains various information about HP-UX errors which are deﬁned in the Common

Error Repository (CER). The CER is a database of error metadata and is available locally on every sys-

tem.

To view help information about how to use

emtui, type /opt/sfm/bin/emtui -h at the command

prompt.

To use the

emtui command, you must have system administrative privileges.

Options

If no option is speciﬁed with the

emtui command, the -h (help) is the default option. The emtui com-

mand supports the following options:

-a solutiontext

Adds solutions text to the errors listed in the Common Error Repository (CER). The You must have

administrative privileges to use the -a option. Examples of using the -a option are as follows:

• To add solution text of ’Check the power supply’

to error number 99 and cause number 3536:

emtui -a "Check the power supply" -i 99 -C 3536

• To add solution text of ’Check the power supply’ to error number 99 for all causes:

emtui -a "Check the power supply" -i 99 -C all

• To add solution text of ’Check the power supply’ to error number 99 and causes 3534 3536:

emtui -a "Check the power supply" -i 99 -C 3534 3536

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Summary of content (6 pages)

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emtui(1) emtui(1) NAME emtui - provides different displaying options for HP-UX errors which are defined in the Common Error Repository (CER) SYNOPSIS /opt/sfm/bin/emtui { -b|-v } { -i | [ -q [ -w { all | any | phrase }]] [ -s { all | hp other }] [ -c { all | }] [ -p { this | }] A [ R -e { all | ems [[monitorname] [,eventid]] | evm [eventname ] | ipmi-02 | ipmi-e0/e1 | nettl [[] [,]] | others| snmp [[] [,]] | wbem
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emtui(1) -b emtui(1) Provides brief information about an error in brief. An example of using the -b option to display an error number in brief format is as follows: emtui -b -i 99 -c category Searches for a specific category of errors. The category parameter can be one of the following categories: A eA commands Displays errors related to commands. hardware Displays errors related to hardware devices. io Displays I/O errors. kernel Displays kernel errors. network Displays network errors.
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emtui(1) emtui(1) follows: Displays all types of errors all ems [ [ monitorname] [ ,eventid ] ] Displays errors generated by the Event Monitoring System (EMS). You can specify either a single monitor (monitorname ) or a single event ID (eventid ) or both. If both the name of the monitor name and the event ID are specified, the search would include both of the search parameters. errno Displays HP-UX errno errors only. evm [eventname] Displays errors generated by the Event Manager (EVM).
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emtui(1) emtui(1) critical Indicates that immediate action is needed or else an imminent suspension of operation or critical resources will occur. major Indicates that quick action is needed. minor Indicates that action is needed but not immediately. warning Indicates that action can be taken when appropriate. information Indicates that the error is informative. unknown Indicates that the severity level is unknown. A eA other Indicates that the value of severity is other than what is listed.
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emtui(1) emtui(1) all Displays both HP and non-HP error messages. This is the default. hp Displays HP errors only other Displays non-HP ISV/IHV errors only • An example to display HP errors that contain the word ’corrupted’ is as follows: emtui -b -s hp -q "corrupted" • An example to display errors from vendors (-s other) that contain the word ’corrupted’ is as follows: emtui -b -s other -q "corrupted" -v Provides detailed information about an error.
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(Notes) A (Notes) eA 6 Hewlett-Packard Company −1− HP-UX 11i Version 3: March 2011