HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager Installation and Configuration Guide (December 2005)

Table 4-2 The Device Manager Agent Properties
Classification File Name Property See Section
Properties related to
an agent's HTTP
communication function.
server.properties server.agent.fs.moduleTimeOut 4-4-1-1
server.agent.vm.moduleTimeOut 4-4-1-2
server.agent.os.moduleTimeOut 4-4-1-3
Properties related to
an agent's log
function.
logger.properties logger.loglevel
See Note
4-4-2-1
logger.MaxBackupIndex
See Note
4-4-2-2
logger.MaxFileSize
See Note
4-4-2-3
NOTE: The log files that are targeted by these properties are trace.log and error.log.
4-4 The Device Manager Agent Properties
4-4-1 Properties Related to Agent HTTP Communication Functions
4-4-1-1 server.agent.fs.moduleTimeOut
You use this property to set the timeout value from when a file system operation command is executed, until
the command execution result is to be returned. You can specify a value from 1 to 2147483647 seconds.
Default: 1200
4-4-1-2 server.agent.vm.moduleTimeOut
You use this property to set the timeout value from when a volume manager operation command is executed,
until the command execution result is to be returned. You can specify a value from 1 to 2147483647 seconds.
Default: 1200
4-4-1-3 server.agent.os.moduleTimeOut
You use this property to set the timeout value from when a host setup command (such as a device recognition
command) is executed, until the command execution result is to be returned. You can specify a value from 1 to
2147483647 seconds.
Default: 180
4-4-2 Agent Log Properties
4-4-2-1 logger.loglevel
You use this property to set the threshold value for the output level of the trace log and error log that are output
by the log output function.
The values you can specify are, in the order of importance,
ERROR (error), WARN (warning), INFO (information),
and
DEBUG (debug). Only messages that exceed the value set in this field are output to the trace log.
Default: INFO
4-4-2-2 logger.MaxBackupIndex
You use this property to set the maximum number of backup files for the trace log files and error log files that
are output by the log output function.
When the backup file size reaches the maximum size specified by
logger.MaxFileSize, a counter
indicating the ordering of the files is added, and the file name is updated. For example,
access.log becomes
access.log.1. As additional log files are created, the counter continues increasing until the specified number
of backup files is reached (for example, access.log.1 becomes access.log.2). Once the specified
number of backup files has been reached, the oldest backup file is deleted, as a new one is created.
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