Designing Disaster Tolerant High Availability Clusters, 10th Edition, March 2003 (B7660-90013)

Configuration File Parameters for ContinentalClusters
Appendix C420
MONITORING_CLUSTER Name
This is name of the cluster that polls the cluster named
in the CLUSTER_EVENT and sends notification.
Maximum length is 40 characters.
NODE_NAME nodename
This is the unqualified node name as defined in the
DNS name server configuration. Maximum size is 40
characters.
NOTIFICATION Destination “Message”
This is a destination and message associated with a
specific CLUSTER_ALERT or CLUSTER_ALARM. The
maximum size of the message string is 170 characters
including the quotation marks. The message string
must be entered on a separate single line in the
configuration file.
The following destinations are acceptable:
• CONSOLE - write the specified message to the
console.
• EMAIL Address - send the specified message to an
email address. You can use an email address
provided by a paging service to set up automatic
paging. Consult your pager service provider for
details.
• OPC Level - send the specified message to
OpenView IT/Operations.The Level may be 8
(normal), 16 (warning), 64 (minor), 128 (major), or
32 (critical).
SNMP Level - send the specified message as an SNMP trap. The Level
may be 1 (normal), 2 (warning), 3 (minor), 4 (major), or 5 (critical).
• SYSLOG - Append a notice of the specified message
to the /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log file. Note
that the text of the message is not placed in the
syslog file, only a notice from the monitor.
• TCP Nodename:Portnumber - send the specified
message to a TCP port on the specified node.