Debugging the in-memory and persistent device list
The CLI commands described in this section are available for Ivanti EPMM only.
CLI commands are available for debugging the persistent device list and the in-memory device list. You can access these commands from CONFIG mode.
Do not use these commands, which modify the list of devices on disk or in memory, unless Technical Support directs you to.
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Feature |
Command |
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Write the in-memory list of devices to disk. |
debug sentry device-cache to-disk |
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Read the list of devices on disk into the in-memory list. |
debug sentry device-cache from-disk |
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Update the in-memory list of devices based on Ivanti EPMM’s list of registered, allowed devices. |
debug sentry device-cache from-Ivanti EPMM |
•To write the in-memory list of devices to disk, enter the following command:
debug sentry device-cache to-disk
Example of a the command and its output:
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#debug sentry device-cache to-disk Wrote device-cache to disk. Number of devices written: 942 |
The number of devices written to disk is less than or equal to the number of devices in the in-memory device list. For example, devices for which the state (blocked, allowed) is unknown are not written to disk.
•To read the list of devices on disk into the in-memory list, enter the following command:
debug sentry device-cache from-disk
Example of a the command and its output:
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#debug sentry device-cache from-disk Restored device-cache from disk. Number of devices restored: 0 |
The number of devices restored to the in-memory device list is less than or equal to the number of devices in the persistent device list. For example, if a device in the persistent list is already in the in-memory list, it is not counted in this value.
•To update the list of devices in memory based on Ivanti EPMM’s list of registered, allowed devices, enter the following command:
debug sentry device-cache from-Ivanti EPMM
Example of a the command and its output:
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#debug sentry device-cache from-Ivanti EPMM Loaded and updated device-cache from Ivanti EPMM. Number of devices loaded: 7572 |
This command causes the Ivanti Standalone Sentry to get from Ivanti EPMM the list of registered devices that are allowed to access the ActiveSync server. This value is less than or equal to the number of devices in the in-memory device list. For example, the in-memory device list can also include unregistered devices and blocked devices.