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-i,--db-import filename
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Import Network Information Database from the specified file during startup. | 
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-P,--pid-file filename
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Write PID to a specified file. | 
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-l,--log-facility log_facility
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Choose log facility: daemon | user | local0 | ... | local7 (default: local6). | 
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-L,--log-level log_level
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Choose log level (on stderr and syslog) i.e. messages of selected level and more 
	    important levels will be logged: emerg | alert | crit | err | warning | notice | info 
	    | debug0 | ... | debug2 (default: notice). | 
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-u,--run-as-user username
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Drop root privileges and run server as a specified user. | 
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--max-pings number
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Maximum number of hosts that are pinged at the same time (default: 5). | 
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--max-check-of-bgppeers number
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Maximum number of 'check BGP peer' requests generated at the same time (default: 5). | 
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--max-check-of-netifs number
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Maximum number of 'check net interface' requests generated at the same time (default: 5). | 
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--max-update-of-objects number
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Max number of 'update object' requests generated at the same time (default: 5). | 
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--max-graphic-clients number
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Specify maximum number of graphic clients that can be served at the same time (default: 10). | 
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--max-discovery-in-net number
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Discover (poll) no more then that number of nodes from one network at one time (default: 20). | 
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--socket-file-4-gc filename
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Wait for connections from graphic clients via a specified socket file 
	    (default: /tmp/dnmm.gc.socket). | 
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--port-4-gc port
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Listen to a specified TCP port waiting for graphic clients (default: use a socket file). | 
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--buffer-ttl seconds
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Specify a maximum TTL (time to live) for outgoing messages (default: 300). | 
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--ping-status-expiration-time seconds
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Specify a number of seconds (since the last update) after that a ping 
	    object status will be treated as expired at the startup (default: 300). | 
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--ping-down-status-expiration-time seconds
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Specify a number of seconds (since the last down state - 0% of responses) after 
	    that a ping object alarm will be turned on, if the appropriate flag is active (default: 900). | 
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--program-4-ping-alarm filename
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Specify a program called when ping alarm (less then 100% of responses) occurs 
	    (default: DAVIDDIR/bin/ping-alarm.sh). | 
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--node-2-discover host
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Specify a node from the discovery process should be begun instead of local network. | 
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--background
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Go to background after startup. | 
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-v,--version
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Display version number on stderr and exit. | 
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-h,--help
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Display this help and exit. |