Sun Management Center Change Manager 1.0 Reference Manual

## cmsetup(1MCM)

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | OPTIONS | SEE ALSO

#### NAME

cmsetup– Set up or remove Change Manager data

#### SYNOPSIS

`cmsetup` [`-c`] [`-h`] [`-s`] [`-u`]

#### DESCRIPTION

The cmsetup(1MCM) command is used to initialize, re-initialize, or remove Change Manager data on the Change Manager server. Change Manager data includes both the metadata maintained in the database tables and the repository where files, such as Solaris Flash archives, Solaris boot images, and manifests, are stored.

When Change Manager is installed, the cminst(1MCM) command can either initialize Change Manager data immediately or, at the user's option, defer configuration. If you choose to have `cminst` initialize data, you will not have to run `cmsetup`. If you choose to defer configuration, you must run `cmsetup` manually.

The Change Manager database is dependent on the underlying Sun Management Center database. Therefore, you must run cmsetup(1MCM) whenever the Sun Management Center database has been re-initialized, such as by `/opt/SUNWsymon/sbin/es-setup`. `cmsetup` must be run after `es-setup` has completed. You must also run `cmsetup` after installing or re-initializing the Performance Reporting Manager (PRM) add-on.

#### OPTIONS

The following options are supported:

`-c`

  Run `es-setup` to set up or re-initialize Change Manager data. This option must be used the first time that Change Manager software is installed, and whenever you want to re-initialize the Change Manager database.

`-h`

  Run help. Use this option to obtain help in using this command.

`-s`

  Run `es-setup`. This option initializes both Sun Management Center data and Change Manager data.

`-u`

  Remove (unsetup) Change Manager data. This option removes the Change Manager database, removes all Change Manager data files, and disables boot services to the managed hosts.

#### SEE ALSO

cminst(1MCM), Sun Management Center Change Manager 1.0 Administration Guide

SunOS 5.9 Last Revised 10 October 2002

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