Re: Wmi Queries

Hi Krishna,

I am not sure but i think you would need to build WMI Mapper if its not
built already. (Try to use mkmapper.bat file found in
%PEGASUS_HOME%/src/WMIMapper folder)
To start the process for WMI Mapper, you would need to start WMIServer.exe
process which would be present in %PEGASUS_HOME%/bin folder.
Also you can install it as a service using WMIServer.exe -install.
Once this process is started you can use simple cimcli commands to enumerate
WMI classes.

Regards,
Sushil

On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 12:09 PM, KRISHNA priya <[email protected]
> wrote:

>
>
> You need to use WMIMapper.
> It allows WMI data and objects to be accessed from a Windows or Linux
> client with Pegasus.
>
> http://pegasus-wmi-mapper.software.informer.com/
>
> http://www.hp.com/wwsolutions/misc/hpsim-helpfiles/mxhelp/mxportal/en/admin_protocols_setting_WMIMapperProxyAdd.html
>
> You can't interface directly between WBEM services and WMI, because WBEM
> services use a XML text based interface of http, while WMI is a binary
> interface using COM through the C++ virtual function table and RPC.
>
> Kirk Augustin
> 11821 NW McNamee Rd
> Portland, OR 97231
>
>
> ------------------------------
> **Thanks Kirk
>
>         I'm using pegasus 2.8.2. I think that when we install pegasus, the
> mapper along will be installed with pegasus. Because I had the folder
> G:\pegasus\src\WMIMapper
>
>
> In the command prompt I type like this.
> G:\pegasus\bin> wmiop enumerateinstancenames pg_operatingsystem
>
> But it shows the result as:-'wmiop' is not recognized as an internal or
> external command,
> operable program or batch file.
>
>
> I want to know how to use this mapper. where to give the query. What I have
> to do.
>