Example: list services using the -n option (check remote node)

Use the -n option to check the management server running on a remote node. You can specify a name or node IP to identify the target node. In the following example the HP Operations Manager for Windows management server services are checked on a remote node named SVR0123. The generated output shows that no critical services were installed and thus are not running.

command prompt: vpstat -3 -n SVR0123

result:

Configuration file: C:\Program Files\HP\data\conf\vpstat\vpstat.conf
		Ver: 0.8.00.201
		Date: Wed Sep  5 02:29:14 2007
		Remark: HP Operation Manager - Performance.

		Services on	 : VMBERT6

		(NT Services) : 

		OK: All services : SERVICE_ACTIVE  

Only the services with errors are displayed. You can override this with the -l option, which forces all the services that are examined to display.

The -d option displays a service's details, such as current state, logon account, startup type, dependencies, and other registration information.