To assist with integrating NMIS with other network management systemsbatch node operations, NMIS includes a little script for importing nodes from a CSV file. From version 9.1.1G onwards there are also more fine-grained tools available, which are described on the page titled Node Administration Tools.
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Once you have added nodes or modified nodes an NMIS Update is required which you can run in the background for all nodes or run for a single node or simply leave it until the next scheduled update for that node .is due (default every 24 hrs).
If you are running an update for all nodes it may take a while to complete; as such you may To run an NMIS update in the background , the command nohup is No Hangup, so you can exit the SSH session if required, this and leave it running. To run in the background add the command "nohup " to the beginning, nohup is No Hangup and means it will continue running when you exit the shell.
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./bin/nmis-cli act=schedule at="now + 5 minutes" job.node=testnode job.force=1 |
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