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Using CA Automation Point to Manage CMOS Processors

CA Automation Point's remote HMC console applications, HAF and APCMOSI REXX program, can be configured to interact directly with the HMC/SE using the HMC console API over an SNMP connection. CA Automation Point can be used to interface with an HMC in the following ways:

• Through a HAF-configured session, named HAF_EVENTS, you can monitor all messages or state changes that occur on any number of HMC/SE workstations or the mainframe system objects that they control.
• Through the APCMOSI REXX program, you can query or set the state of any number of HMC/SE workstations and the mainframe system objects that they control.
• Through CA Automation Point message ID rules, you can invoke APCMOSI Rexx program to automate state changes in the HMC/SE workstations or the mainframe system objects that they control.
• Through CA Automation Point time rules, you can make scheduled state changes to the HMC/SE workstation or the mainframe system objects that they control.