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idp.sh Command Reference
Syntax
idp.sh option
Description
Starts, stops, and restarts the IDP engine.
Options
Table 1 describes idp.sh options.
Table 1: Command Reference: idp.sh
Option | Usage and Examples |
|---|---|
start | Starts the main IDP process. [root@idp ~]# idp.sh start Starting apps... Freezing security settings on /dev/hda...Done 10:48:24 Setting NICs to defined settings............................Done 10:48:25 Start idpinit...............................................ok 10:48:26 Starting idpengines.........................................ok 10:48:28 Enabling layer 2 bypass.....................................ok 10:48:28 Attaching to NICs...........................................ok 10:48:28 Setting vr modes............................................ok Trying to load last policy [policy-test]...done Starting zero copy driver......................OK Starting idpLogReader..............................OK Starting agent.....................................OK Starting idpHMD....................................OK Starting sciod.....................................OK Starting pkid......................................OK [root@idp ~]# |
stop | Stops the main IDP process. [root@idp ~]# idp.sh stopStopping apps... sctop: no process killed Stopped sciod (pid 26245) No pidfile for pkid Cleaning up remaining instances of pkid... Stoppingok 10:47:07 Stopping idpinit............................................ok 10:47:09 Stopping idpengines.........................................ok [root@idp ~]# |
reload | Reloads all IDP processes. [root@idp ~]# idp.sh reloadStopping apps... sctop: no process killed wc: write error: Broken pipe Stopped sciod (pid 8774) No pidfile for pkid Cleaning up remaining instances of pkid... Stoppinok 10:50:01 Stopping idpinit............................................ok 10:50:03 Stopping idpengines.........................................ok Starting apps... Freezing security settings on /dev/hda...Done 10:50:08 Setting NICs to defined settings............................Done 10:50:09 Start idpinit...............................................ok 10:50:10 Starting idpengines.........................................ok 10:50:11 Enabling layer 2 bypass.....................................ok 10:50:12 Attaching to NICs...........................................ok 10:50:12 Setting vr modes............................................ok Trying to load last policy [policy-test]...done Starting zero copy driver......................OK Starting idpLogReader..............................OK Starting agent.....................................OK Starting idpHMD....................................OK Starting sciod.....................................OK Starting pkid......................................OK [root@idp ~]# |
restart | Restarts the main IDP process. [root@idp ~]# idp.sh restartStopping apps... sctop: no process killed Stopped sciod (pid 20702) No pidfile for pkid Cleaning up remaining instances of pkid... Stoppingok 10:43:44 Stopping idpinit............................................ok 10:43:46 Stopping idpengines.........................................ok Starting apps... Freezing security settings on /dev/hda...Done 10:43:51 Setting NICs to defined settings............................Done 10:43:52 Start idpinit...............................................ok 10:43:53 Starting idpengines.........................................ok 10:43:55 Enabling layer 2 bypass.....................................ok 10:43:55 Attaching to NICs...........................................ok 10:43:55 Setting vr modes............................................ok Trying to load last policy [policy-test]...done Starting zero copy driver......................OK Starting idpLogReader..............................OK Starting agent.....................................OK Starting idpHMD....................................OK Starting sciod.....................................OK Starting pkid......................................OK |
status | Displays status information for IDP processes. The following example shows the output of the idp.sh status command: [root@defaulthost admin]# idp.sh statusRetrieving status... idpinit (pid 6618).................................ON idpengine_0 (pid 7217).............................ON idpengine_1 (pid 7207).............................ON idpengine_2 (pid 7211).............................ON idpengine_3 (pid 7209).............................ON idpengine_4 (pid 7219).............................ON idpengine_5 (pid 7257).............................ON idpLogReader (pid 12524)...........................ON agent (pid 12450)..................................ON idpHMD (pid 12510).................................ON sciod (pid 12517)..................................ON pkid (pids 12566)..................................ON |
version | Displays version information for IDP processes. The following example shows the output of the idp.sh version command: [root@defaulthost admin]# idp.sh versionRetrieving version information... scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 scio 5.0.125586 kernel 5.0.125586 idpLogReader 5.0.125586 agent 5.0.125586 idpHMD 5.0.125586 sciod 5.0.125586 pkid 5.0.125586 [root@defaulthost ~]# |
