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NAME

cprop: cprop_healthtest - perform health tests on targeted devices

SYNOPSIS

/opt/propplus/bin/cprop

command [option ]

Remarks

These health test options to the

cprop

command are enabled for devices that have a healthtest asso-

ciated with them. See cprop (1) for a description of

cprop without the healthtest feature.

DESCRIPTION

The

healthtest feature provides additional cprop options to perform health tests on certain devices.

A device is one of the instances of a component. Therefore, specifying a component denotes all the device

instances of the component. HashId identiﬁes an instance of device and can be listed by the

-summary

command.

Health tests are only associated with some components. Use the

listtest command to see if a health

test is associated with a particular component.

Note that health tests are supported for all the devices that are assigned to the host of HP-UX Virtual

Partitions 6.x, but not supported for the devices that are assigned to the guests of HP-UX Virtual Parti-

tions 6.x.

Command Options

-listtest

The -listtest command displays the types of tests available. The different -listtest com-

mand usages are as follows:

-listtest

Displays the basic test available for all of the instances of all of the components and the list of

instances that the basic test supports.

-listtest -a

Displays all the tests available for all the instances of all the components and the list of

instances that the tests support.

-listtest -c component_name

Displays the basic test available for all the instances of the speciﬁed component.

-listtest -c component_name

-a

Displays all the tests available for all the instances of the speciﬁed component.

-listtest -d component_name

:HashId

Displays the basic test available for the component’s speciﬁc instance which is denoted by the

hash ID.

-listtest -d component_name:HashId -a

Displays all the tests available for the component’s speciﬁc instance which is denoted by the

hash ID.

-runtest

The runtest command is used to perform the healthtest available on the system.

By default the

runtest command waits until the invoked tests are completed. With the nowait

option, the runtest command quits immediately after invoking the requested test and the test will

be executed in the background. If you want to run multiple tests at the same time, specify this

option.

Each invoked test will result in a jobID which identiﬁes a unique invoked test.

The different

-runtest command usages are as follows:

-runtest

[-loop loop_count | -error error_count | -timer time_out | -log log_level

| -stress stress_level ]...[-nowait]

Runs the basic test on all the instances of all of the supported components.

If the options, such as

-loop, -error, -timer, -log, and -stress are not speciﬁed, the

basic test runs on all the instances of the supported components with default settings.

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Summary of content (6 pages)

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cprop_healthtest(1) cprop_healthtest(1) NAME cprop: cprop_healthtest - perform health tests on targeted devices SYNOPSIS /opt/propplus/bin/cprop command [option ] Remarks These health test options to the cprop command are enabled for devices that have a healthtest associated with them. See cprop (1) for a description of cprop without the healthtest feature. DESCRIPTION The healthtest feature provides additional cprop options to perform health tests on certain devices.
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cprop_healthtest(1) cprop_healthtest(1) The options function as follows: -loop specifies how many times the health test must be executed and is ignored if -loop and -timer are specified simultaneously, ranging from 1 to 99, 1 by default -error specifies the number of errors permitted before the test is terminated, ranging from 1 to 99, 0 by default -timer specifies the execution duration of the test, ranging from 1 to 30, 0 by default (In this case, -loop 1 will be applied to avoid infinite running).
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cprop_healthtest(1) cprop_healthtest(1) Please refer to the description of these options as mentioned above. -viewtest The -viewtest command displays the results of test performed. The different -viewtest command usages are as follows: -viewtest Displays the results of the basic test performed on all the instances of all the supported components. -viewtest -a Displays the results of all the tests performed on all the instances of all the supported components. -viewtest {-j jobID}...
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cprop_healthtest(1) cprop_healthtest(1) -cleartestlog -d component_name :HashId -a Clears the log of all the tests performed on the component’s specific instance except for any that are currently running. The instance is denoted by the hash ID. -cleartestlog -d component_name :HashId -t test Clears the log of the mentioned test performed on the component’s specific instance except for any that are currently running. The instance is denoted by the hash ID.
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cprop_healthtest(1) cprop_healthtest(1) SEE ALSO cprop(1).
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(Notes) 6 Hewlett-Packard Company (Notes) −1− HP-UX 11i Version 3: September 2011