ASAP 2.8 Server Manual

Running ASAP
HP NonStop ASAP Server Manual—522303-007
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Starting the Monitor Processes
Starting the Monitor Processes
After you define the ASAP Monitor and SGP options, you can start the Monitor
processes. This example sets up the ASAP subsystem to monitor two nodes. Disk and
Expand objects are being monitored on both nodes, and application (APP) objects are
being monitored on one of the nodes, with an availability rate of five minutes:
+SET OBJECTIVESEVENTS ON
+SET DISK ON, PARAMETERS “CPU 2 VOLUME $DATA”
+SET APP ON, PARAMETERS “CONFIG $DATA2.APP.ASAPXCNF”
+SET EXPAND ON
+SET RATE 5
+STARTUP \NY
+SET APP OFF
+STARTUP \LA
Getting Collector and Monitor Status
Information
The ASAP STATUS command obtains the status of the Collector or Monitor processes.
The ASAP STATUS command has no options. To obtain the overall status of the
Collect process, enter:
+STATUS COLLECT !Status of the Collector on the local node
\CENTDIV Primry Backup Pri Access Reqs Lmsgs Created ReqTime SrvTime Et
--------- ------ ------ --- ------- ----- ----- -------- ------- ------- ---
$ZOOS V03 1,174 0,080 160 255,255 11519 8 6/20 16 1216:23 1216:23 0
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBAPP Open(0) Days NONE
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBCOM Open(0) Days 30
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBCPU Open(0) Days 365
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBDSK Open(0) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBEXP Open(0) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBFIL Open(0) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBNCP Open(1) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBPRO Open(0) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBPCB Open(0) Days 30
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBRDF Open(0) Days NONE
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBSPL Open(0) Days 30
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBSYS Open(0) Days 365
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBTAP Open(0) Days 7
$ASAP.ASAPDB.DBTMF Open(0) Days 7
(rate 1, sleep 0000,0000, clean 0000, retain ROLLOVER, DBMaxDays 1)
The STATUS command returns the Collector’s node name, the process ID and version,
the database files, and the status of the DB files. The value in parentheses indicates
the last Guardian file error against the file. The options for the Collector process are
also displayed.
The display returned from the STATUS command is defined in Table 3-1.