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cprop_healthtest(1)					   cprop_healthtest(1)

NAME
       cprop: cprop_healthtest - perform health tests on targeted devices

SYNOPSIS
       command [option]

   Remarks
       These  health  test options to the command are enabled for devices that
       have a associated with them.  See cprop(1) for a description of without
       the feature.

DESCRIPTION
       The feature provides additional options to perform health tests on cer‐
       tain devices.

       A device is one of the instances of a component.	 Therefore, specifying
       a  component denotes the device instances of the component.HashId iden‐
       tifies an instance of device and can be listed by -summary command.

       Health tests are only associated with some components.  Use the command
       to see if a health test is associated with a particular component.

   Command Options
       Displays the basic test available for all of the instances of all
	      of  the components and the list of instances that the basic test
	      supports.

       Displays all the tests available for all the instances of all
	      the components and the list of instances that the tests support.

       Displays the basic test available for all the instances of  the	speci‐
       fied
	      component.

       Displays all the tests available for all the instances of the specified
	      component.

       Displays the basic test available for the component's specific instance
       which is denoted by the hash ID.

       Displays all the tests available for the component's specific  instance
       which is denoted by the hash ID.

       The command is used to perform the available on the system.

       By  default  the runtest command waits until the invoked tests are com‐
       pleted.	With the option,the runtest command  quits  immediately	 after
       invoking	 the requested test and the test will be executed in the back‐
       ground.

       Each invoked test will result in a  jobID  which	 identifies  a	unique
       invoked test.

       Runs the basic test on all the instances of all of the supported
	      components.

       Runs all the tests on all the instances of all the supported
	      components.

       Runs the basic test on all the instances of the specified component.

       Runs all the tests on all the instances of the specified component

	      Runs the specified configurable test on all the instances of the
	      component, where:

	      specifies the component,

	      specifies the test; for example:

	      If the options, such as and are not specified,  the  basic  test
	      runs  on	all  the  instances  of	 the  specified component with
	      default settings.

	      The options function as follows:

	      specifies how many times the health test must be executed, 1  by
	      default

	      specifies the number of errors permitted before the test is ter‐
	      minated, 0 by default

	      specifies how long the test must be executed before it is termi‐
	      nated, 0 by default

	      specifies	 the  severity	of errors that must be logged; as fol‐
	      lows:

			0    error only
			1    errors and warnings (default)
			2    errors, warnings and information.

	      specifies the level of impact on system, as follows:

			0    minimum
			1    medium (default)
			2    maximum.

       Runs the basic test on the component's specific instance which
	      is denoted by the hash ID.

       Runs all the tests on the component's specific instance which
	      is denoted by the hash ID.

	      Runs the configurable test on the component's specific instance,
	      which is denoted by the hash ID, where:

	      specifies the instance of the component, such as:

	      specifies the test.

	      If  the  options	such  as and are not specified, the basic test
	      runs on the specified instance with default settings.

	      The options function as follows:

	      specifies how many times the health test must be executed, 1  by
	      default

	      specifies the number of errors permitted before the test is ter‐
	      minated,0	 by default

	      specifies how long the test must be executed before it is termi‐
	      nated, 0 by default

	      specifies	 the  severity	of errors that must be logged, as fol‐
	      lows:

			0    error only
			1    errors and warnings (default)
			2    errors, warnings and information.

	      specifies the level of impact on system, as follows:

			0    minimum
			1    medium (default)
			2    maximum.

       Displays the results of the basic test performed on all	the  instances
       of
	      all the supported components.

       Displays the results of all the tests performed on all the instances of
	      all the supported components.

       Displays the test results of the specified job ID.

       Displays the results of the basic test performed on all the instances
	      of the specified component.

       Displays the results of all the tests performed on all the instances
	      of the specified component.

       Displays the results of the specified
	      test performed on all the instances of the specified component.

       Displays the results of the basic test performed on the component's
	      specific instance which is denoted by the hash ID.

       Displays the results of all the tests performed on the component's spe‐
       cific
	      instance which is denoted by the hash ID.

       Displays the results of the specified
	      test performed on the component's	 specific  instance  which  is
	      denoted by the hash ID.

       Aborts the test with the specified job ID.

       Views the test log of the specified job ID.

       Clears the log of the basic test performed on all the instances of
	      all  the	supported components except for any that are currently
	      running.

       Clears the log of all the tests performed on all the instances of
	      all the supported components except for any that	are  currently
	      running.

       Clears the log of the basic test performed on all the instances of the
	      specified component except for any that are currently running.

       Clears the log of all the tests performed on all the instances of the
	      specified component except for any that are currently running.

       Clears the log of the specified
	      test  performed  on all the instances of the specified component
	      except for any that are currently running.

       Clears the log of the basic test performed on a component's specific
	      instance	except	for  any  that	are  currently	running.   The
	      instance is denoted by the hash ID.

       Clears the log of all the tests performed on the component's specific
	      instance	except	for  any  that	are  currently	running.   The
	      instance is denoted by the hash ID.

       Clears the log of the mentioned
	      test performed on the component's specific instance  except  for
	      any  that are currently running.	The instance is denoted by the
	      hash ID.

       Displays the version of the
	      command.

       Provides usage information for the
	      command.

EXAMPLES
       Run the basic test for the component:

       Run a configurable HP:MempkgDiag test for the component:

       Display the results of all basic tests for the component:

       Clear the log of basic test results on the device that  is  denoted  by
       except for any that are currently running.

       Script  shell to run the basic test and display test results for compo‐
       nents whose status is "Normal":

	      #!/bin/sh
	      CPROP=/opt/propplus/bin/cprop
	      TMP_FILE=/tmp/test_cprop.tmp$$
	      ${CPROP} list | grep Normal| awk -F"|" '{print $2}' > ${TMP_FILE}
	      while read line
	      do
		${CPROP} -runtest -c "${line}" > ${TMP_FILE}
		${CPROP} viewtest -c "${line}"
	      done < ${TMP_FILE}

       Script shell to run configurable health tests for the default  test  on
       components whose status is "Normal":

	      #!/bin/sh
	      CPROP=/opt/propplus/bin/cprop
	      TMP_FILE=/tmp/test_cprop.tmp$$
	      ${CPROP} -list | grep Normal| awk -F"|" '{print $2}' > ${TMP_FILE}
	      while read line
	      do
		testname=`${CPROP} -listtest -c "${line}" |
		   grep "Test Name"| awk -F"]: " '{print $2}'`
		#echo "$testname"
		if [ -z	 "$testname" ]; then
		  echo	"testname is null."
		  continue
		fi
		${CPROP} -runtest -c "${line}" -t $testname loop 2 error 3
		       timer 5 log 2 > ${TMP_FILE}
		${CPROP} -viewtest -c "${line}"
	      done < ${TMP_FILE}

AUTHOR
       was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO
       cprop(1).

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