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9031666 E9 Finding Cases and Using the Library

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Using Runable Solutions

SpectroRx enables you to automate the alarm resolution process. There are

two basic steps to this process—creating the scripts and programs that resolve

the problems and then executing the Runable Solution from SpectroRx after

similar problems have occurred. This section describes these two processes.

Creating Scripts and Programs

Whenever possible, you should create scripts or programs that can resolve

your network problems. These scripts can be written in any language that the

shell understands—C, C++, scripting languages, FORTRAN, or UNIX

commands, for example.

Follow these steps to create executable solutions:

1. Design the scripts and programs that SpectroRx can use to resolve

network problems.

2. Create cases for these particular network problems, making sure that you

include an executable command in the Runable Solution ﬁeld of each case.

This executable command can utilize both the programs you have

designed and the information in the case.

Follow these rules when creating the command for the Runable Solution

ﬁeld:

• The command should use the full pathname of the script or program.

• The command can take the following arguments:

$pc (Probable Cause), $pcat (Problem Summary),

and $<parameter> (any parameter from the Parameters ﬁeld).

Figure 5-2 includes a sample script called

restart

that restarts a remote

snmp daemon. If you enter the following command in the Runable

Solution ﬁeld, it will execute the script illustrated in Figure 5-2.

/usr/scripts/restart snmpd $landscape $server

NOTE

Make sure that the permissions are set correctly on any scripts that

you include in SpectroRx commands.

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