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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.
other Indicates that the value of severity is other than what is listed.
The severity level is cumulative and includes numerically lower severity levels. For example,
-l gt
minor includes major, critical, fatal/nonrecoverable; and
-l lt minor will include
degraded/warning, information, unknown, and others.
For an example to display matching errors with a severity greater than
minor, use the -l option
as follows:
emtui -b -l gt minor
-m solutiontext
Modifies a custom solution. Users must have administrative privileges to use the
-m option.
For example, to modify user solution 9876 of error number 99 to be
’Contact John Doe in
IT Support’, use the -m option as show below. (Note: The examples here are not guaranteed to
work properly as they are only to illustrate the option’s usage.):
emtui -m "Contact John Doe in IT Support" -i 99 -u 9876
-p platform
Restricts the search of errors to the platform specified by -p option. Examples of using the
-p
option are as follows:
• To search errors with query string
’CPU’ specific to the platform ’ia64 hp server
cx2600’:
emtui -b -p "ia64 hp server cx2600" -q "CPU"
• To search errors with query string ’CPU’ specific to the platform on which the command is run:
emtui -b -p this -q "CPU"
-q querystring
Provides a query string to query the CER for information about errors, cause, and the recommended
action. Obtain specific search results by using the -c, -e, -l, and
-s options or the -w option
along with the
-q option. The -q option is optional.
• An example command to display matching errors with a severity greater than
minor and which
contain the word ’failure’ is as follows:
emtui -b -l gt minor -q "failure"
• An example command to display matching SNMP errors from trapid 1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.23.35 and
which contain the word ’FW’ is as follows:
emtui -v -e snmp 1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.23.35 -q "FW"
-s scope
Defines the scope of the search. HP enables external, registered non-HP partners, Independent
Software Vendors (ISVs) and Independent Hardware Vendors (IHV) to add their error metadata
(detailed information about an error) to the CER. Use the -s option to view the error metadata of
your choice.
Select scope to be one of the following values:
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:
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