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Default Monitoring Requests
Supported System Configuration
Special Procedures
Setting Description
What is
Event Monitoring Service EMS
Fibre Channel Switch
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Installing and Using Monitors
Using Hardware Monitoring Requests
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Contents
Manufacturing Part Number B6191-90028 September
EMS Hardware Monitors Users Guide
Legal Notices
Printing History
Page
Contents
Hardware Monitor Configuration Files
Using the Peripheral Status Monitor
Special Procedures
Contents
About This Manual
Related Web Site
Introduction
Hardware Monitoring Overview
What is Hardware Monitoring?
Components Involved in Hardware Monitoring
How Does Hardware Monitoring Work?
Benefits of Hardware Monitoring
Products Supported by Hardware Monitors
Tips for Hardware Monitoring
Hardware Monitoring Terms
Hardware Monitoring Terms
Term Definition
Hardware Monitoring Terms
Introduction
Hardware Monitoring Overview Chapter
Installing and Using Monitors
Steps Involved
Steps for Installing and Configuring Hardware Monitoring
Supported System Configuration
Installing EMS Hardware Monitors
Removing EMS Hardware Monitors
Checking for Special Requirements
Disk Arrays
Product Model/Product Special Number Requirements
Tape Products all supported by the Scsi Tape Devices Monitor
Disk Products
Fibre Channel Scsi Multiplexers
High Availability Storage Systems
Fibre Channel Adapters
Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop FC-AL Hub
Product Model/Product Special Requirements Number
Fibre Channel Switch
Memory
System
Others
Interface Cards
Using Hardware Monitoring Requests
What Is a Monitoring Request?
Some Monitoring Request Examples
Building a Monitoring Request
To run the Monitoring Request Manager, type
Running the Monitoring Request Manager
Enabling Hardware Event Monitoring
Default Monitoring Requests
13 Default Monitoring Requests for Each Monitor
Severity Levels Notification Method
To list the descriptions of available monitors
Listing Monitor Descriptions
To view or show the current monitoring requests
Viewing Current Monitoring Requests
To add a monitoring request
Adding a Monitoring Request
Setting Description
14 Monitoring Requests Configuration Settings
15 Event Severity Levels
Event Description MC/ServiceGuard Severity Response Level
Event Severity Levels
Example of Adding a Monitoring Request
== ADD Comment
To modify a monitoring request
Modifying Monitoring Requests
Verifying Hardware Event Monitoring
Events =
Checking Detailed Monitoring Status
Sample Event Message
Retrieving and Interpreting Event Messages
To delete a monitoring request
Deleting Monitoring Requests
Disabling Hardware Event Monitoring
To disable hardware event monitoring
Detailed Description
Hardware Monitoring Architecture
Detailed Picture of Hardware Monitoring
Hardware Monitoring Request Manager
Components from Three Different Applications
EMS Hardware Event Monitor
Polling or Asynchronous?
Startup Client
Peripheral Status Monitor PSM
Event Monitoring Service EMS
File Locations
1File Locations
Directories and Files Description
Monitoring Startup Process
Startup Process in Detail
Disabling Monitoring
Event Decoding
Asynchronous Event Detection in Detail
Asynchronous Event Detection Process
FC-AL Hub and FC Switch Polling Processes
Event Polling in Detail
Memory Monitor Polling
Monitoring Polling Process
Memory Monitor Polling Process
Detailed Picture of Hardware Monitoring Chapter
Using the Peripheral Status Monitor
Peripheral Status Monitor Overview
How Does the PSM Work?
Peripheral Status Monitor
PSM States
PSM Components
PSM Resource Paths
PSM Status
How Does the PSM Work?
Chapter
To create a package resource dependency
Configuring Package Dependencies using SAM
Resourcepollinginterval Resourceupvalue =UP
Creating EMS Monitoring Requests for PSM
To create a PSM monitoring request
From the Actions menu select Add Monitoring Request
Setting the Polling Interval Polling Interval
Specifying When to Send Event Notify
Monitoring Request Parameters
Determining the Frequency of Events Options
Opcmsg ITO
Selecting Protocols for Sending Events Notify Via
Critical Major Minor Normal
To set the opcmsg ITO
TCP and UDP
To set the Snmp trap
To set the TCP or UDP conditions
To set for email notification
Adding a Notification Comment Comment
Copying Monitoring Requests
To change the monitoring parameters of a request
To remove monitoring requests
Removing Monitoring Requests
Viewing Monitoring Requests
To view the parameters for a monitoring request
From the Actions menu select View Monitoring Request
Using the setfixed Utility to Restore Hardware UP State
To restore the operating state of a resource to UP
Example 4-1 Example of Using setfixed
Using the Peripheral Status Monitor
Hardware Monitor Configuration Files
Monitor Configuration Files
Setting Values Description
Monitor Configuration File Entries
File Names
File Format
Eventnum must be a
Interval must be a
Frequency must be a
Event Definition
Sample Global Configuration File
Severity Action
Polling Interval
= Communication Device
Sample Monitor-Specific Configuration File
#POLLINTERVAL
Startup Configuration File
Keyword Values Description
Startup Configuration File Entries
UDP
Default File Entries
Default Monitoring Requests
Description Entry
Peripheral Status Monitor PSM Configuration File
Considerations for Modifying the PSM Configuration File
Monitorresourcename
PSM Configuration File Fields
Critical Downseverityope
Example File Entries
Special Procedures
Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Hub Monitor
Configuring the FC-AL Monitor Configuration File
Initial Monitor Configuration
Adding or Removing an FC-AL Hub
Configuration Files
This setting is required
Setting Default Description Value
PSM Configuration File
Fibre Channel Switch Monitor
Configuring the FC Switch Monitor Configuration File
Adding or Removing an FC Switch
Changing the FC Switch Monitoring Configuration
2PSM Configuration File Fields
Special Procedures
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