Registering and filtering indications
When the indcons management application runs, it performs
the following tasks:
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it sets indication callbacks to the managed machine defined in
defAddr.txt
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it invokes the DMIIndicationListen function to listen for
indications generated by events on the managed machine
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it gets details of the indications to register for (subscribe to)
by parsing the input file defined in the command line
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it displays incoming indications data on the screen (or to
the output file defined in the command line)
The sample input file, indcons.inp, provided in the indcons directory
illustrates how subscriber, subscription and filter information can be
defined.
Alternative input files can be created using the following format:
listen:
RPC type transport type
subscription:
Subscriber RPC type
Subscriber transport type
Subscriber addressing
Subscriber ID
Subscription expiration notice time
Subscription expiration time
Indication threshhold failure
filter:
Subscriber RPC type
Subscriber transport type
Subscriber addressing
Subscriber ID
Component ID
Group class string
Event severity
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 27 April 2004