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veainfo -h [reg_doms | joined_doms | reg_agents | joined_agents | agent_info | auth_brokers]
veainfo reg_doms -a agent_name [-u user@domain.domainType] [-p user_passwd] [-l agent_hostname] [-n|--noheader]
veainfo joined_doms -a agent_name [-u user@domain.domainType] [-p user_passwd] [-l agent_hostname] [-n]
veainfo joined_agents -d domain_name [-u user@domain.domainType] -p user_passwd] [-l agent_hostname] [-n]
veainfo reg_agents -d domain_name [-u user@domain.domainType] [-p user_passwd] [-l agent_hostname] [-n]
veainfo agent_info -a agent_name [-u user@domain.domainType] [-p user_passwd] [-l agent_hostname] [-n]
veainfo auth_brokers -d domain_controller
veainfo enables you to obtain information about the relationships between various VxPAL agents, Authentication Brokers, and authentication domains.
When an agent joins a domain it becomes a secure member of the domain. It need not be up and communicating with the Domain Controller (vxsvc). Once an agent has joined a domain, it contacts its Domain Controller(s) (the domains that it has joined). At this point vxsvc registers the agent in the domain. The VxPAL agent is up and the Domain Controller(s) can communicate with it.
Should an agent go down the Domain Controller detects this state and unregisters the agent until such time that the agent comes back up and communication is established once more. In the time that the agent is unregistered it is still part of the list of agents that have joined the domain.
veainfo -h command
csf_resolve.conf is an optional file that contains the default security parameters for a VxPAL agent and the default domains for which an agent can be configured.
By default, csf_resolve.conf resides in: /etc/default/csf_resolv.conf (Solaris)
You can specify the location for csf_resolve.conf through the environment variable CSF_DOMAIN_RESOLVE_CONF
See csf_resolv.conf(4).
This section provides usage examples for veainfo.
EXAMPLE 1:
The following command, lists agents registered to the domain my_ab.example.com under the vea_agent account:
veainfo reg_agents -d my_ab.example.com -u vea_agent@vea_domain.vx
EXAMPLE 2:
The following command, lists agents registered to the default domain. veainfo gets the necessary credentials from csf_resolv.conf:
veainfo reg_agents
EXAMPLE 3:
The following command, lists agent information for host my_host without headers in the output:
veainfo agent_info -a gridnode -l my_host -n
The following exit values are returned:
0---Command executed successfully and the query produced output.
1---Command executed successfully but the query produced no output.
joined_agents: No agents have joined the domain.
reg_agents: Domain has no registered agents.
joined_doms: Agent is disjointed (has not joined any domain).
reg_doms: Agent is not registered to any domain.
auth_broker: No Authentication Broker is configured for the domain.
2---Error in command execution.
csf_resolv.conf(4)
veaconfig(1m)
vxfinger(1m)
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