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-[no]daemon [Do not] run the agent as a daemon. -daemon is the default
setting for amgrd. Use -nodaemon only for triage as the
agent will die if the terminal session ends or the terminal
is disconnected.
-[no]debug
[Do not] run the agent in debug mode.
-noreload
Do not read in persisted data (used when agent is started
or restarted).
-packfreq interval{s|m|h}
Set the package catalog collection frequency to a number
t, with s for seconds, m for minutes, or h for hours.
-procfreq interval{s|m|h}
Set the process collection frequency to a number t, with s
for seconds, m for minutes, or h for hours.
-server s
Connect to, try to connect to, or only communicate with
the Application Discovery server on machine s, where s is
the address of a machine running a central management
server.
-start
Start an agent and read in persisted data. This option is
needed explicitly to enable the setting of restart and starting
or restarting on the same invocation.
-stop
Stop a running agent.
-u
(usage) Show current usage information and exit.
-v
(version) Show current HP Application Discovery version
and exit.
-verbose v
Set log verbose to v, which can have the following values:
0 = Disable log
1= LOG_FATAL
2 = LOG_ERROR
3 = LOG_WARN
4 = LOG_ALWAYS
5 = LOG_NOTE (default)
6 = LOG_TRACE
Installation
The amgrd command can be installed from a depot available on the HP VSE Managed Node
Software Update Web site. For installation instructions, please visit the VSE Management Web
site at the following URL:
http://docs.hp.com/en/vsemgmt/agents.html
Beginning with VSE Management Software Version A.03.00.00, amgrd is installed on the CMS
when the VSE Management Software is installed.
RETURN VALUES
0 The command completed successfully; no errors were detected.
1 An error occurred, and the command did not complete successfully.
EXAMPLES
Start HP Application Discovery Agent as a daemon, and allow it to run with default options
picked from the file /var/opt/amgr/agent.properties:
# /opt/amgr/bin/amgrd
<timestamp> Starting agent...
Check the connection status of HP Application Discovery agent:
# /opt/amgr/bin/amgrd -connectionstatus
OK
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