Reference Information for Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence

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Reference Information for Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence

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Reference Information for Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence

Operating System CLI Commands

Application CLI Commands

File Locations

Reference Information for Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence

Revised: June 22, 2007, OL-11749-01

Topics in this section include:

•Operating System CLI Commands

•Application CLI Commands

•File Locations

Operating System CLI Commands

Note If you execute operating system commands individually, enter them in the following order because of service dependencies: mpx_db, mpx_lm, and mpx_tomcat.

Table A-1 describes and provides the syntax for the operating system CLI commands.

Table A-1 Operating System CLI Commands

Command

Description

Syntax

mpx_sys

Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence services.

Note This is the master command that contains all the other mpx commands within it.

mpx_sys {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_db

Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence database services.

mpx_db {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_lm

Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence license manager services.

mpx_lm {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_snmp

Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence SNMP services.

mpx_snmp {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_tomcat

Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Tomcat services.

mpx_tomcat {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_va

Starts, stops, or restarts the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Video Administration service.

mpx_va {start | stop | restart | status} [-v]

mpx_version

Lists all versions of Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence that are currently installed on your system.

mpx_version

redhat-config-time

Allows you to change the system's time, date, or time zone.

Note Before running this command, stop all services. After running this command, reboot the server.

/usr/bin/redhat-config-time

Application CLI Commands

Note We recommend that you log in as root temporarily only to execute privileged commands.

Table A-2 describes and provides the syntax for the application CLI commands.

Table A-2 Application CLI Commands

Command

Description

Syntax

checklic

Shows the type and number of licenses installed.

Note It may take up to 15 seconds to process this information.

checklic

exc

Displays the meaning of an exception code that was listed in the errorlog command output.

exc [-v] <exception code>

infocap

Captures configuration details and logs from the system for a particular time period. Every bug report should include this information. Run this command immediately after the event in question occurs, preferably within a day and definitely before restarting the system.

The output file is a zip file that is stored in the /tmp directory. The system gives the exact location after compiling the information.

Note You can also get this information by logging in to the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence application and going to the Administration Center. Click Services > Logs > View System Information Capture. Only use this CLI command if you are unable to get the information from the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Administration Center.

Note You must be logged in as the root user to run this command.

The begin and end date and times must be in the format [YY]MMDDHHMM. The YY is optional and if not specified, the system uses the current year.

infocap -b <begin date and time> -e <end date and time>

net

Lists the current network configuration settings and allows you to change them after the system has been installed. Most changes take affect after restarting the system.

Use this command to configure:

•Port configuration parameters, including the primary IP address, subnet mask, secondary IP address, default gateway, MTU, and link parameters (auto-negotiation, speed, duplex).

•Hostnames

•Domain name

•DNS servers

•NTP servers

•Static routes

net

File Locations

Table A-3 lists the common application files for Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence.

Table A-3 File Locations

Location

Description

/lat/bin

Contains most of the executable files

/var/mp

Contains most of the stderr and stdout files

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/application/logs

Contains licensing logs and some application logs

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/application/versions

Contains a directory for each version installed

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/uninstaller

Contains the uninstall script

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/database/db-maintenance

Contains the backup, archive, and restore database scripts

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/iCM/jboss3.2.5/server/all/log

Contains Video Administration logs

/var/mp/mculogger

Contains MCU logs

/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/tomcat/current/logs

Contains most of the logs, such as outook.out and mpt_sys.out

/usr/local/enrollment/

Contains certificates, private keys, passwords, and configuration files

Table A-1 Operating System CLI Commands
Command	Description	Syntax
mpx_sys	Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence services. Note This is the master command that contains all the other mpx commands within it.	mpx_sys {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_db	Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence database services.	mpx_db {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_lm	Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence license manager services.	mpx_lm {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_snmp	Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence SNMP services.	mpx_snmp {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_tomcat	Starts, stops, or restarts all Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Tomcat services.	mpx_tomcat {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_va	Starts, stops, or restarts the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Video Administration service.	mpx_va {start \| stop \| restart \| status} [-v]
mpx_version	Lists all versions of Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence that are currently installed on your system.	mpx_version
redhat-config-time	Allows you to change the system's time, date, or time zone. Note Before running this command, stop all services. After running this command, reboot the server.	/usr/bin/redhat-config-time

Table A-2 Application CLI Commands
Command	Description	Syntax
checklic	Shows the type and number of licenses installed. Note It may take up to 15 seconds to process this information.	checklic
exc	Displays the meaning of an exception code that was listed in the errorlog command output.	exc [-v] <exception code>
infocap	Captures configuration details and logs from the system for a particular time period. Every bug report should include this information. Run this command immediately after the event in question occurs, preferably within a day and definitely before restarting the system. The output file is a zip file that is stored in the /tmp directory. The system gives the exact location after compiling the information. Note You can also get this information by logging in to the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence application and going to the Administration Center. Click Services > Logs > View System Information Capture. Only use this CLI command if you are unable to get the information from the Cisco Unified Conferencing for TelePresence Administration Center. Note You must be logged in as the root user to run this command. The begin and end date and times must be in the format [YY]MMDDHHMM. The YY is optional and if not specified, the system uses the current year.	infocap -b <begin date and time> -e <end date and time>
net	Lists the current network configuration settings and allows you to change them after the system has been installed. Most changes take affect after restarting the system. Use this command to configure: •Port configuration parameters, including the primary IP address, subnet mask, secondary IP address, default gateway, MTU, and link parameters (auto-negotiation, speed, duplex). •Hostnames •Domain name •DNS servers •NTP servers •Static routes	net

Table A-3 File Locations
Location	Description
/lat/bin	Contains most of the executable files
/var/mp	Contains most of the stderr and stdout files
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/application/logs	Contains licensing logs and some application logs
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/application/versions	Contains a directory for each version installed
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/uninstaller	Contains the uninstall script
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/database/db-maintenance	Contains the backup, archive, and restore database scripts
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/iCM/jboss3.2.5/server/all/log	Contains Video Administration logs
/var/mp/mculogger	Contains MCU logs
/opt/cisco/meetingplace_telepresence/tomcat/current/logs	Contains most of the logs, such as outook.out and mpt_sys.out
/usr/local/enrollment/	Contains certificates, private keys, passwords, and configuration files

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