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Refresh Service or Server Option

The following command refreshes the identified service or server and directs ccautil to perform other optional tasks (listed in square brackets):

ccautil -task refresh
-s <server:port_number>
-u <user_name>
-p <password> or -pwfile </path/filename>
-service
-server
-id <service/server_UUID>
-servicename <service_name>
-servername <server_name>
[-job <refresh_jobname>]
[-snap]
[-cd]
[-rc]
[-date <mm/dd/yyyy>]
[-time <hh:mm>]

[-delay <secs>]
[-n error or -n completion]
[-email <email_account@your_company.com>]
[-emailsubject <email_subject>]
-s <server:port_number>

Specifies the CA Configuration Automation Server name and port number for which you want to refresh a service.

-u <user_name>

Specifies a valid CA Configuration Automation Server user login name.

-p <password>

Specifies the user’s password. The password shows as clear text on the command line. Alternatively, you can create and use a scrambled password file for authentication. For more information, see Hash Password Option.

-pwfile </path/filename> (on UNIX servers) or -pwfile <\path\filename> (on Windows servers)

Specifies the user’s password file. You can use this argument instead of -p password.

-id <service_uuid> or <server_uuid>

Specifies the service or server ID number returned from the -task listservices query operation of the service or server you want to refresh. Use this argument and the -servicename or -servername arguments to uniquely identify the service or server you want to refresh.

-servicename <service_name>

Specifies the name of the service you want to refresh.

-servername <server_name>

Specifies the name of the server you want to refresh.

[-job <refresh_jobname>]

Specifies a job name for the Refresh operation. If no name is specified, the CLI uses refresh_jobname, ccautil.

[-snap]

Creates a Snapshot of the current data.

[-cd]

Runs Change Detection between the current data and the most recent Snapshot.

[-rc]

Runs Rule Compliance to verify service and Blueprint rules on the current data.

[-date mm/dd/yyyy]

Specifies the date the Refresh operation is to run. If no date is specified, the CLI uses today's date.

[-time hh:mm]

Specifies the time (24-hour clock) the Refresh operation is to run. If no date is specified, the CLI uses the current time.

[-delay secs]

Specifies the number of seconds to delay the start of the Refresh operation. You can specify any integer.

Note: This feature is unique to the CLI and is not available in the CA Configuration Automation Server GUI.

[-n]

Specifies if a Refresh job completion or failure notification is to be sent, depending on how you append the argument. If notification is to be sent, you must also specify the -email argument with a valid email account. For more information, see the details for each of these arguments.

[-n error]

Sends email notification only if remediations or rule violations are detected.

[-n completion]

Sends email each time a Refresh operation completes.

[-email <email_name@company.com>]

Specifies that an email notification be sent and specifies the email account to send the notification to. Specify this argument with the -n argument.

[-emailsubject <email_subject>]

Specifies the subject line of any sent email notifications.

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