Event Monitoring Service Version A.03.10 Release Notes

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Event Monitoring Service Version A.03.10 Release Notes
Announcements
1 Event Monitoring Service
Version A.03.10 Release Notes
Announcements
Version A.03.10 of the Event Monitoring Service (B7609BA), includes
media, license and manual. Version A.03.10 runs on HP-UX 10.20 and
HP-UX 11.0. It is available for HP 9000/Series 700 and 800.
The Event Monitoring Service (EMS) together with one or more EMS
monitors is a tool you can use to monitor various system resources. The
EMS product includes the framework and general monitors. You can
configure EMS monitoring through monitoring requests which define
how and when you want to be notified about system resource events.
EMS enhances your high-availability environment by warning you
before a single point of failure can make an application unavailable.
Monitors that register with the EMS framework are automatically
discovered and displayed in the EMS interface. Monitors that use the
interface can place information in the interface button, View Resource
Description. All monitors come with EMS dictionary files that can be
found in /etc/opt/resmon/dictionary.
EMS contains the following:
The framework: Provides discovery, configuration, and notification for
EMS monitors. Depending on themonitor, EMS may activelypoll or it
may wait for event messages. It compares the return value with the
threshold configured in the request. If it matches, the framework
sends notification to the source specified, using the protocol specified.
The graphic interface: You start the EMS interface from an icon in
SAM. Use the interface to create, modify, and remove monitoring
requests. You can also see a list of the available resources that EMS
has discovered on your system, and a list of all current configured
monitoring requests.
resls and resdata EMS utilities.