HP-UX Reference (11i v3 07/02) - 1 User Commands A-M (vol 1)

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that will match both parameters.
wbem [[providername ][,eventid ]]
Displays errors generated by Web-Based Event Management (WBEM) providers. provider-
name is a specific WBEM provider. eventid is a single event; it is an integer. If both
WBEM provider ID and event ID are specified, the search results will match both parame-
ters.
Examples using the
-e option follow:
• Display matching NetTL errors:
emtui -b -e nettl
• Display matching NetTL errors from subsystem 1234:
emtui -b -e nettl 1234
• Display matching NetTL errors from event ID 5678:
emtui -b -e nettl 5678
• Display matching NetTL errors from subsystem 1234 and event ID 5678:
emtui -b -e nettl 1234,5678
-h
Displays help information and the syntax for the emtui command. If you invoke the emtui com-
mand without any options, the
-h option is the default option.
-i errornum
This option is used to search on a particular error number.
-l sevop sevval
Enables a severity operator (sevop) and a severity level (sevval) for an error. The various severity
operators are as follows:
lt less than the specified severity level
le less than or equal to the specified severity level
eq equal to the specified severity level
ge greater than or equal to the specified severity level
gt greater than the specified severity level
The following lists the various severity levels of errors, in the descending order of severity:
fatal/nonrecoverable
Indicates an irreparable error condition.
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.
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 or nonrecoverable. -l lt minor includes degraded/warning,
information, unknown, and others.
For example, to display matching errors with a severity greater than minor, use the -l option as fol-
lows:
emtui -b -l gt minor
-m
solutiontext
Modifies a custom solution. You must have system administrative privileges to use the -m option.
For example, to modify user solution 9876 of error number 1234 to have "Contact John Doe
in IT Support"
as solutiontext, use the -m option as follows:
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