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CIM_NAMESPACE, CIM_HOST, CIM_NOSSL, CIM_USER, CIM_PASSWORD, Namespace, Set the value

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Troubleshooting Using WMIOP.EXE to pinpoint problems CIM_NAMESPACE -- if not defined use root/cimv2 CIM_HOST -- local connect if not defined CIM_PORT -- port number (default determined by CIM_NOSSL) CIM_NOSSL -- if defined, connect unencrypted to 5988, else 5989 CIM_USER -- user CIM_PASSWORD -- password Notes: • Set the value for CIM_NAMESPACE appropriately, so that instances of __Namespace can be enumerated, created, and deleted. • Set the CIM_NAMESPACE variable to the correct and desired namespace before running the WMIOP application. • If an invalid classname is provided, the application will abort. • Do not redirect WMIOP output to a file. Some operations require user input after the command line call and these inputs cannot be omitted. 152 Chapter 6

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Troubleshooting
Using WMIOP.EXE to pinpoint problems
Chapter 6
152
CIM_NAMESPACE
-- if not defined use root/cimv2
CIM_HOST
-- local connect if not defined
CIM_PORT
-- port number (default determined by CIM_NOSSL)
CIM_NOSSL
-- if defined, connect unencrypted to 5988, else 5989
CIM_USER
-- user
CIM_PASSWORD
-- password
Notes:
•
Set the value for
CIM_NAMESPACE
appropriately, so that instances of
__Namespace
can
be enumerated, created, and deleted.
•
Set the
CIM_NAMESPACE
variable to the correct and desired namespace before running
the WMIOP application.
•
If an invalid classname is provided, the application will abort.
•
Do not redirect WMIOP output to a file. Some operations require user input after the
command line call and these inputs cannot be omitted.