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This chapter describes the command-line utility (CLU) commands when the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Login Event Generator (LEG) software is installed on the Subscriber Manager (SM).
The SOAP LEG contains its own CLU commands, called p3soap, for retrieving information and statistics about the LEG.
The p3soap utility displays the LEG configuration and statistics. The command format is p3soap <operation> [OPTIONS].
Table 30-1 lists the p3soap operations.
Table 30-2 lists the p3soap user options.
Table 30-3 lists the p3soap miscellaneous options.
•Viewing the SOAP LEG Statistics
•Setting the username and password for Secure Requests
•Resetting the username and password for Secure Requests
The following is an example of using the p3soap CLU with the show operation:
>p3soap --show SOAP LEG: ========= Active: true Url: http://1.1.1.1:8080/services/ProvisioningServiceSoap.asmx Username: N/A Logging: Log all queries: true Log failed queries: true Command terminated successfully >
The following is an example of using the p3soap CLU with the show-statistics operation:
>p3soap --show-statistics SOAP LEG statistics =================== Successful logins: 3 Failed queries: 1 Failed package association: 0 Queries in process: 0 Max-Concurrent queries: 0 Command terminated successfully >
The following is an example of using the p3soap CLU with the show-version operation:
>p3soap --show-version SOAP LEG 3.5.0 Build 490 Command terminated successfully >
The following is an example of using the p3soap CLU with the set-username operation:
>p3soap --set-username --username=cisco --password=cisco Command terminated successfully >
The following is an example of using the p3soap CLU with the reset-username operation:
>p3soap --reset-username Command terminated successfully >