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Embedded Database Sizing | Database Management

150 OMNM 6.5.3 Installation Guide

Database Emergency E-mail

To send an e-mail notification to emergency support contacts, if the OpenManage Network

Manager database becomes unavailable do the following:

In the file

owareapps/installprops/lib/installed.properties

add the

following property:

oware.monitor.database=true

Ensure that the following Email MBean properties are set:

SMTPHost

DefaultSenderAddress

EmergenyContacts

The

emergenyContacts

attribute is a comma-separated list of e-mail addresses for the

recipients of emergency notifications. The following describes where to set these:

Open the file

$OWARE_USER_ROOT/oware/jboss-x.x.x/owareconf/oware-

service.xml

in a text editor. The following section contains the configuration for the

email MBean:

<!-- Change the SMTP Host attribute below to point to the right SMTP

server -->

<mbean code="com.dorado.mbeans.OWEmailMBean"

name="oware:service=OWEmailMBean">

<attribute name="SMTPHost">smtp.

hostName

.com</attribute>

<attribute name="DefaultSenderAddress">omnm@

hostName

.com</attribute>

<depends>jboss:service=@PART_NAME@Partition</depends>

<depends>oware:service=ClusterPrimaryDesignator</depends>

<depends>jboss.j2ee:jndiName=RuleEngine,service=EJB</depends>

</mbean>

This file’s settings override the Graphical User Interface settings for mail described in the

Properties

chapter of the

OpenManage Network Manager User Guide

Embedded Database Sizing

The initially installed Embedded Database is a relatively small instance—possibly too small for

your application. This is important because errors can occur when your system reaches the size

limit of the database. Therefore, after installing, you may want to resize the Embedded Databases

to fit your application. See

Modifying the MySQL FAT File Systems

on page 152

Modifying the

MySQL FAT File Systems

for instructions about modifying an existing, installed system.

NOTE:

Table and User limits for the embedded database make Oracle the preferred database for large

installations.