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HP Part Number: B7612-90015

Edition: 

Published: November 1999

© Copyright 1999 Hewlett-Packard Company.

Table of Contents

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Preface
1 Understanding the Event Monitoring Service
Event Monitoring Service Overview
EMS Requirements
EMS Resource Classes
Client and Target Applications
EMS with ServiceGuard
EMS GUI Client Application
EMS and Target Applications
Resource Monitors
Installing Resource Monitors
Configuring Resource Monitors
Writing Resource Monitors
EMS Framework Components
The EMS API
The registrar
The Resource Dictionary
2 Selecting Resources to Monitor
Starting the Event Monitoring Service
Selecting Resources
Viewing Resource Descriptions
3 Defining a Monitoring Request
Starting a Monitoring Request
Specifying When to Send Event Notifications
Setting the Polling Interval
Setting Event Value Options
Selecting Protocols for Sending Events
opcmsg (ITO) Option
TCP and UDP Options
SNMP Traps Option
Email Option
Console Option
Syslog Option
Textlog Option
Adding a Notification Comment
4 Changing Monitoring Requests
Copying Monitoring Requests
Modifying Monitoring Requests
Removing Monitoring Requests
Viewing Monitoring Requests
5 Monitoring ServiceGuard Package Dependencies
6 Monitoring Cluster Resources
Cluster Monitor Reference
Cluster Status
Node Status
Package Status
Service Status
Creating Cluster Monitoring Requests
7 Monitoring Network Interfaces
Network Monitor Reference
Configuring Network Monitoring Requests
8 Monitoring System Resources
System Monitor Reference
Number of Users
Job Queues
Filesystem Available Space
Creating System Resource Monitoring Requests
A Dictionary File Command Line Options
MIB Monitor Command-Line Options
B Troubleshooting
EMS Directories and Files
Logging and Tracing
EMS Logging
EMS Tracing
Performance Considerations
System Performance Issues
Network Performance Issues
Testing Monitor Requests
Testing Cluster Monitor Requests
Testing Network Monitor Requests
Testing System Resource Monitor Requests
Making Sure Monitors are Running
MIB Monitor Troubleshooting
Glossary
Index

List of Figures

1-1 Event Monitoring Service Components
1-2 Event Monitoring Service Resource Class Hierarchy
1-3 Connections Among Clients and registrars
2-1 Event Monitoring Service Main Screen
2-2 EMS Monitoring Request Parameters Screen
2-3 Add or Copy Monitoring Request Screen
3-1 Monitoring Request Parameters Screen
5-1 High Availability Clusters Screen
5-2 Create/Add a Package Screen
5-3 Package Resource Dependencies Screen
5-4 Add Resources Screen
5-5 Resource Parameters Screen
6-1 Cluster Monitor Resource Class Hierarchy
7-1 Network Monitor Resource Class Hierarchy
8-1 System Resource Monitor Class Hierarchy

List of Tables

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3-1 SNMP Traps
6-1 HA Cluster Monitor Names and Resources
6-2 Interpreting Cluster Status
6-3 Interpreting Node Status
6-4 Interpreting Package Status
6-5 Interpreting Service Status
6-6 Recommended Cluster Requests
7-1 HA Network Interface Monitor Names and Resources
7-2 Interpreting LAN Interface Status
7-3 Recommended LAN Interface Requests
8-1 HA System Resource Monitor Names and Resources
8-2 Interpreting Number of Users
8-3 Interpreting Job Queues
8-4 Filesystem Available Space
8-5 Examples of System Resource Requests
B-1 EMS Directories and Files
   


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