Asynchronous discovery properties
These properties apply to asynchronous discovery.
- com.ibm.cdb.discover.asd.AsyncDiscoveryResultsDirectory=var/asdd
- The default value is var/asdd, which is relative to the
com.collation.home directory.
This property defines the location of the root directory for the archive files on the TADDM server that contain asynchronous discovery results. The location can be a relative or absolute path. A relative path is relative to the com.collation.home directory.
- com.ibm.cdb.discover.asd.ProcessUnreachableIPs=false
- The default value is false.
This property is used to enable the processing of unreachable IP addresses, which are used in asynchronous discovery. To enable the processing of these addresses, set the value to true.
- com.ibm.cdb.tarpath=tar
- The default value is tar.
This property specifies the path of the tar command on the TADDM server in asynchronous discovery.
On operating systems such as AIX® or Linux®, this property is typically not needed because the tar command is already installed and available. However, to generate an asynchronous discovery script package or to process discovery archive files on a TADDM server that is running the Windows operating system, you must install a third party tar program and specify the full path name for that program.
The following example shows how to specify the path of the tar command on the TADDM server for the AIX operating system:com.ibm.cdb.tarpath=tar - com.ibm.cdb.targettarpath=tar
- The default value is tar.
This property specifies the path of the tar command on the target system in asynchronous discovery.
On target operating systems such as AIX or Linux, this property is typically not needed because the tar command is already installed and available. However, to generate discovery archive files on Solaris operating systems, because of a limitation in the length of file names, you must use the gtar archive utility, and you must specify the path to the utility.
The following examples show how to specify the path of the tar command on the target system, depending on the operating system:- For AIX
com.ibm.cdb.targettarpath.AIX=tar- For Solaris
com.ibm.cdb.targettarpath.SunOS=/usr/sfw/bin/gtar