NetVault 13.3.2 - CLI Reference Guide

Table 87. nvsendmail
Option	Description
-d	Specifies the email address of the intended recipient.
-r	Specifies the actual name of the intended recipient.
-s	Specifies the subject line of the email.
-f	Specifies the email message file that you want to send.
-a	Specifies the attachment that you want to send. Provide the full path for the attachment file.
-m	Forces mime format.
-n	Specifies notification mode in which the necessary parameters are obtained from the host environment.

nvsendopmsg

Description

Sends an operator message.

Syntax

nvsendopmsg [-n] [-test]

Options

Table 88. nvsendopmsg
Option	Description
-n	Sends notification from environment variables.
-test	Sends a test message.

nvtrace

Description

Use this utility to perform the following tasks:

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View whether tracing is enabled or disabled on the specified machine

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Enable tracing on the specified client

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Start and stop tracing at the specified time window

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Generate trace files for all current and new processes

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Generate trace files for the specified processes

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Disable tracing on the specified client

Syntax

nvtrace --status [--client <client_name>]

nvtrace --enable [--client <client_name>] [--startat <YYYYMMDDHHMMSS> [--stopat <YYYYMMDDHHMMSS>]] [--process <procid>[,<procid>,...]]

nvtrace --disable [--client <client_name>]

Table 89. nvtrace

Displays whether tracing is enabled or disabled on the specified machine. You can use the following option with --status:

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--client: Specifies the NetVault Client. If the client name is not specified, the status of tracing on the server is displayed.

--enable

Enables tracing on the specified machine. You can use the following options with ‑‑enable:

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--client: Specifies the NetVault Client. If the client name is not specified, tracing is enabled on the NetVault Server.

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--startat: Specifies the date and time when tracing should be started on the machine. The format for specifying this option is YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.

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--stopat: Specifies the date and time when tracing should be stopped on the machine. The format for specifying this option is YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.

You can omit the --startat and --stopat options to start tracing immediately.

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--process: Specifies the process for which trace files are required. You can provide a comma-separated list of process ID numbers to generate trace files for the specified processes.

You can omit this option if you want to generate trace files for all current and new processes.

--disable

Disables tracing on the specified machine. You can use the following option with ‑‑disable:

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--client: Specifies the NetVault Client. If the client name is not specified, tracing is disabled on the server.