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COMMAND_RCMDMGNT_PROBE
Name
rcmdmgnt - Parallel Remote Command Configuration Manager
Probe_Command]
The command Loads the hardware and operating systems attributs of the
nodes into the catalog. The attributes can be used to create match rules
in the searches.
By default only non-enabled nodes will be selected to probe. To force
enabled nodes use '-with-enabled' option.
# rcmdmgnt -probe -test-only [nodelist] ...
(probe connection by do not get system attributes)
# rcmdmgnt -probe -tags [tag1,tag2] [nodelist] ...
(probe nodes by users tags)
# rcmdmgnt -probe -system [sys1,sys2] [nodelist] ...
(probe nodes by system tags)
# rcmdmgnt -probe -with-enabled
(probe all nodes, with errors and enabled status)
# rcmdmgnt -probe -test-only [nodelist]
(test only ssh connection and update status)
The 'test-only' option dos not get the system's attributes. It is just
calling the node and exiting simple.
If this probe process is successful the 'disabled node state' will have
the 'enabled' status, otherwise, it will have 'refused' status.
NOTE: See full description in 'rcmd help' to define the sudoers rules.
# rcmd -help -probe
NOTE: The 'probe' process itself allows the use of the 'sudo option' for
non-root users, however, you must add the system requirements settings
to /etc/sudoers.
Probe_Options
attempts, maxthreads, show-noresponse, ssh-cipher, ssh-command,
ssh-enable-tty, ssh-login, ssh-port, ssh-private-key, ssh-logwarn,
ssh_options, timeout, test-only, time-grace, time-probe, use-sudo,
with-enabled
Generic_Options
config, debug, non-interactive, noheards, notitle
Commands_Options
tags users tags
system probe tags, not allowed for add command
The selected node list will be define by the list of name with the
matched users and system tags. The nodes without the tags will not be
affected
Probe_Examples
1) Probing node1, node2 and node3.
# rcmdmgnt -probe node1 node2,node3
2) Probing nodes based system class=unix
# rcmdmgnt -probe -system class=unix
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