ccmHealthCheck

Displays Cluster Control Manager information, NTP server information, and licensing information. This command invoked upon logging in to Cluster Control Manager.

Same as ccmStatus.

ccmNetSetup

Changes the network-related configuration on Cluster Control Manager.

For more information, see Updating the network configuration of Cluster Control Manager and cluster nodes.

You can also run this command to configure outbound proxy settings. You will need to populate all Cluster Control Manager network attributes. For more information, see Using the ccmNetSetup command to configure proxy settings.

ccmNetSetup --collect-proxy-only

Running ccmNetSetup without any options prompts you to populate all Cluster Control Manager network attributes.

Running ccmNetSetup --collect-proxy-only prompts you to update proxy-related network attributes only.

For more information, see Using the ccmNetSetup command to configure proxy settings.

checkInfra

Verifies that your vCenter configuration is correct. You can run this command with additional options.

For more information about the available options for this command, see checkInfra command help output.

EASGManage

Performs management tasks for the Avaya EASG authentication management system.

• -f --enableEASG

• -f --disableEASG

• --enableEASG

• --disableEASG

• --enable <user>

• --disable <user>

• --userStatus <user>

• --listUsers

• --printDisableWarning

• --printEnableWarning

-f: Forces the enable or disable action to run without prompts. Acceptance of the terms is implied.

--enableEASG: Enables EASG authentication.

--disableEASG: Disables EASG authentication.

--enable: Enables EASG authentication only for the user specified in <user>. If the main EASG enable/disable switch is disabled, no users will have access, no matter what this setting reflects for an individual user.

--disable: Disables EASG authentication only for the user specified in <user>.

--userStatus: Displays the enabled or disabled status for the user specified in <user>. The return code also indicates the user's status: 4 indicates that the user is not an EASG user, 3 indicates that the user is a DISABLED EASG user, and 2 indicates that the user is an ENABLED EASG user. On error, 1 is returned.

--listUsers: Lists information about the available EASG users.

--printDisableWarning: Displays the warning message for disabling EASG on the system. This is used when a web page needs to print the message to a user before actually doing the disable in non-interactive mode with the -f option.

--printEnableWarning: Displays the warning message for enabling EASG on the system. This is used when a web page needs to print the message to a user before actually doing the enable in non-interactive mode with the -f option.

EASGSiteCertManage

Sets site certificates used by EASG.

• --add <pkcs7_file_path>

• --add <pkcs7_file_path> --saf <SAF_string>

• --list

• --show <installed_pkcs7_name>

• --delete all

• --delete <installed_pkcs7_name>

--add: Adds the specified file to the site certificate repository for this machine. Without the --saf option the command will prompt the user to confirm the certificate details and enter a site authentication factor.

--saf: Provides the site authentication factor in the --add option, which allows the command to run in a non-interactive mode.

--list: Lists all the site certificates currently installed on this machine.

--show: Displays detailed information about the specified site certificate. The names returned from the --list option are valid names for this option.

--delete: Deletes the specified site certificate from the machine. The names returned from the --list option are valid names for this option. Additionally, 'all' can be specified to remove all site certificates.

EASGStatus

Print the status of EASG.

EASGProductCert

--lessThanDays <number_of_days>: Determines if the certificate will expire within the number of days indicated by <number_of_days>.

--certInfo: Displays information about the EASG Product Certificate.

remoteDesktopSession

Sets up a VNC Server and prints the connection URL to the console. The remote desktop will be terminated after one hour of inactivity.

ccm swhistory

Provides the history of software products and components installed on the system. This information is useful for troubleshooting purposes. For more information, see the detailed description for this command in ccm swhistory command.

swversion

Print the CCM Software version along with the version information for any deployed products.

clusterFileIntegrity

You can run clusterFileIntegrity enable to enable file integrity validation. To disable this feature, run clusterFileIntegrity disable. When file integrity validation is enabled, the server contains additional log files that consume up to 400 MB of additional disk space.

updateLicenseService <license_service>

Configure the network address to the licensing service.

license_service parameter is System Manager FQDN/IPAddess or WebLM service FQDN/IPAddress and port running inside the customer network. For example:

• smgr.example.com
• weblm.example.com:52233