ServiceGuard Manager Version A.03.00 Release Notes, December 2002

ServiceGuard Manager Version A.03.00 Release Notes

What’s in this Version

Chapter 1 7

With ServiceGuard Manager, you see your ServiceGuard clusters three

ways.

• In the map on the right pane, you can see conﬁguration relationships

by the position of objects in the diagram. You can see status from the

colors and symbols. You can also get a small text message about the

status if you pause the mouse over a cluster object.

• In the tree on the left pane, you can see cluster relationships listed

hierarchically.

You can navigate through the map by clicking an object in the tree.

The map pane will show information relevant to the object you

clicked. For example, if you click a node, you see that node only, its

cluster, and the packages conﬁgured to run on it.

• In Properties, you see more detailed information about any cluster,

node, or package on your map. To open Properties, select an object,

then go to the the menu on top. Or right-click an object and use the

pop-up menu.

You can save a record of your clusters. For example, you could document

a newly conﬁgured cluster. If that cluster has problems later, you could

easily compare the original and current states. Launch two sessions of

ServiceGuard Manager. Open the saved ﬁle in one, and connect “live” in

the other. You can navigate both maps, and open equivalent property

sheets for comparisons. Messages in the SNMP Events Browser are not

saved in.sgm ﬁles.

The following screenshot shows the cluster highlighted in Fig. 1.1. The

session was saved as screenshotNoir.sgm. When opened, the user

navigated to the star cluster for this view.