Using the Event Monitoring Service (June 2007)

103
A
api.log file
, 84
asynchronous
monitors, 31
asynchronous monitors, 59
C
classes
, 58
cluster resources, 73
system resources, 64
client.log file, 84
cluster, 47
cluster monitor, 72
example requests, 78
package status, 76, 77
cluster monitor request
testing
, 92
cluster status, 73
ClusterView, 72
console
notification option
, 37
copying requests, 42
creating a monitoring request, 28
creating package dependencies, 47
D
dictionary
, 82
disk space monitoring, 68
E
email
notification option
, 37
EMS
files and directories
, 82
logging, 84
restarting, 92
SAM interface, 54
starting, 54
testing monitoring requests, 92
tracing, 90
EMS API, 24
EMS, high availability, 12
event
notification
, 29
notification frequency, 32
notification protocol options, 33
opcmsg ITO option, 33
SNMP notification, 35
F
files and directories containing EMS
monitors
, 82
H
hierarchy
, 58
system resources, 64
high availability, 12
I
information
about monitors
, 56
initial notification, 32
IT/Operations, 34
ITO, 12
severity options, 33
L
lan monitoring request examples
, 52
log files, 82, 83
logging, 84
M
MC/ServiceGuard
, 12, 47
moidfying requests, 44
monitor
API, 23
asynchronous, 31, 59
finding information, 56
view information, 22
monitor daemons, 82
monitor persistence, 93
monitor request, 16, 25
monitoring disk space, 68
monitoring filesystem space, 68
monitoring request
cluster status
, 73
copying, 42
creating, 28
creating comments, 39
for clusters, 72
lan interfaces, 51
modifying, 44
node status, 75
number of users, 65
package status, 76, 77
polling interval, 31
removing, 45
system resources, 64