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2.17 mpmkpwbat Command [UNIX]

Synopsis

mpmkpwbat [-c] [-u username] -f filename

Description

This command extracts the password information of the Operation Manager user registered to Systemwalker Operation Manager to a file.

Options

-c

Specify to include password information of a user with password omitted or deleted in the extraction target information. When password information is extracted and executed as a script with this option, the password information of the same Operation Manager user name registered in the destination will be deleted. If this option is omitted, password information of a user with password omitted is not extracted.

-u username

Specify to extract only the password information of the specified user. If this option is omitted, password information of all users is extracted.

-f filename

Specify a file name in the extraction destination. Specifying an existing file name causes information to be overwritten to the existing file.

Executing this file as a script, you can change password information of the Operation Manager user on the server, in which this command is to be executed, to password information of the Operation Manager user registered in the source server. Only the system administrator (superuser) can execute this file as a script.

Return Values

Return value

Meaning

0

Normal termination

Value other than 0

Abnormal termination

Reference

mpsetusermode, mpusermode

Command Location

Solaris
HP-UX
AIX
Linux

Systemwalker installation directory/FJSVfwseo/bin

Privilege Required

System administrator (superuser) privileges are required.

Cautions

Examples

The following example extracts the password information of the Operation Manager user registered to Systemwalker Operation Manager to file "users.sh":

mpmkpwbat -f users.sh

The following example extracts the password information of the Operation Manager user "swuser1" registered to Systemwalker Operation Manager to file "swuser1.sh":

mpmkpwbat -u swuser1 -f swuser1.sh

Execution Results/Output Format

Normal termination

No message is output.

Abnormal termination

An error message is output.