High Availability Monitors Version A.03.20.01 Release Notes for HP-UX 11i

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High Availability Monitors Version A.03.20.01 Release Notes for HP-UX 11i
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The EMS framework queries monitors, accepts status messages,
interprets them according to your configured monitoring requests,
and sends notification when and where you request.
Define monitoring requests through either the EMS GUI or with
high-availability software, such as MC/ServiceGuard and ServiceGuard
OPS Edition. The EMS framework (either through the EMS GUI or
through MC/ServiceGuard) shows you a list of all the configured
monitoring requests. To add a monitoring request, you navigate through
the list of discovered and available resources.
Using either the MC/ServiceGuard or the EMS GUI you can configure
more than one request for each HA Monitor. For example, you may want
to send notification to syslog at one value and also send an email
message at another value.
All HA Monitors can be used with enterprise system management
software such as HP OpenView.
To use HA Monitors using the EMS GUI:
Log on to the system as root and enter sam to open the HP-UX System
Administration Manager. In SAM, you double-click an icon to open
Resource Management, then double-click another icon to start EMS.
Use the EMS GUI to configure a monitoring request to warn you
before a failure. This warning gives you time to take action to prevent
application downtime.
To use HA Monitors using the MC/ServiceGuard or ServiceGuard OPS
Edition:
Log on to the system as root and enter sam. In SAM, double-click the
icons to open Volume Groups (/vg) or Databases (/rdbms).
Through MC/ServiceGuard or ServiceGuard OPS Edition you can
configure an HA Monitor’s resource as part of a package dependency.
If the resource fails, MC/ServiceGuard may restart the package on
the local system or an alternate system.