Managing NIC Resolvers with the CLI
You can also view data mappings for NIC resolvers with a program called nicDump, which is installed in the folder /opt/UMC/nic/bin when you install a NIC host on a machine.
When you run nicDump, you can view information for all resolvers that the NIC host supports or information about a specific NIC resolver. The program writes the output to the file you specify or to the default file, /opt/UMC/nic/var/dumpResult.txt. The syntax for the command is:
nicDump [ [ [ -r <resolverName> ] [-f <fileName> ] ]| --help ]
- <resolverName>—Name of the resolver for which you want to view information in the specified file; the value is case sensitive and must match the name in the NIC configuration.
- <fileName>—Name of the file in which you want to place state information for the specified resolver; the value is case sensitive.
To generate information about NIC resolvers with nicDump, run the program.
Example 1
# /opt/UMC/nic/bin/nicDump -r /realms/ip/A1 -f /opt/UMC/nic/A1_data.txt# more /opt/UMC/nic/A1_data.txt###### DUMP OUTPUT ##### Wed Sep 24 11:01:00 EDT 2003Resolver = /realms/ip/A1[IpPool:([10.227.25.208 10.227.25.255]), IpPool:([10.227.1.1 10.227.255.255]), IpPool:([10.10.1.0 10.10.255.255][10.20.0.0 10.20.255.255][10.227.1.100 10.227.1.255])]Example 2
# /opt/UMC/nic/bin/nicDump# more /opt/UMC/nic/var/dumpResult.txt###### DUMP OUTPUT ##### Tue Sep 23 13:22:32 EDT 2003[IpPool:([10.227.25.208 10.227.25.255]), IpPool:([10.227.1.1 10.227.255.255]), IpPool:([10.10.1.0 10.10.255.255][10.20.0.0 10.20.255.255][10.227.1.100 10.227.1.255])][pair<IpPool:([10.227.25.208 10.227.25.255]), Vr:default@phoenix>, pair<IpPool:([10.227.1.1 10.227.255.255]), Vr:default@bigfoot>, pair<IpPool:([10.10.1.0 10.10.255.255][10.20.0.0 10.20.255.255][10.227.1.100 10.227.1.255]), Vr:default@erx-node1>][pair<Vr:default@erx-node1, SaeId:IOR:12345>, pair<Vr:default@bigfoot, SaeId:IOR:8888888888>]###### DUMP OUTPUT ##### Tue Sep 23 13:58:48 EDT 2003[IpPool:([10.227.25.208 10.227.25.255]), IpPool:([10.227.1.1 10.227.255.255]), IpPool:([10.10.1.0 10.10.255.255][10.20.0.0 10.20.255.255][10.227.1.100 10.227.1.255])][pair<IpPool:([10.227.25.208 10.227.25.255]), Vr:default@phoenix>, pair<IpPool:([10.227.1.1 10.227.255.255]), Vr:default@bigfoot>, pair<IpPool:([10.10.1.0 10.10.255.255][10.20.0.0 10.20.255.255][10.227.1.100 10.227.1.255]), Vr:default@erx-node1>][pair<Vr:default@erx-node1, SaeId:IOR:12345>, pair<Vr:default@bigfoot, SaeId:IOR:8888888888>]