High Availability Monitors Version A.03.20 Release Notes

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High Availability Monitors Version A.03.20 Release Notes
Compatibility Information and Installation Requirements
configuring MC/ServiceGuard to use this feature. (You can see, or print,
the Release Notes at: http://www.docs.hp.com -> High Availability.)
Requirements for HP OpenView Users:
Configure templates into HP OpenView ITO or NNM to see the status of
HA Monitors. To configure, download the latest templates from the
http://software.hp.com web site. Click High Availability, then
Event Monitoring Service Developers’ Kit. The templates are in a
list near the bottom of the Developers’ Kit page.
Requirements for Database Monitor Users:
The Database Monitor is supported for the Oracle Enterprise Server
Version 8.0.5 and Informix Version 7.3.0. Before you begin to monitor
your database services, you must install and have executing, the
following components:
For Oracle:
Oracle Net8 (for networking)
Oracle Intelligent Agent (for SNMP support) and any patches
The HA Database Monitor depends on Oracle Net8 TCP/IP protocol
adapter, the Oracle Intelligent Agent, the Oracle SNMP Master
Agent (master_peer and start_peer), the Oracle database subagent
(dbsnmp), the Oracle Listener (tnslsnr), and the values in the public
RDBMS MIB (based on RFC 1697). For more information, please
consult the Oracle 8 Enterprise Server documentation, particularly
Oracle 8 Installation Guide, Oracle SNMP Support Reference, and
Oracle Net8 Administrator’s Guide.
For Informix:
Informix SNMP subagent
The Informix SNMP subagent, onsnmp, can be started by issuing
the following command:
$INFORMIXDIR/bin/onsrvapd -k0 -rall
This command causes the SNMP subagent to remain up even
though the Informix database may be stopped and restarted. The
subagent must be active in order to be able to access the values in
the rdbms public MIB, on which the HA Database Monitor reports.