ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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 RDF statistics, such as relative delay times, relative byte address of the record
being processed, and sequence number of the audit or image file.
 Spooler availability information, such as jobs, open, hold, and print.
 Swap availability information from the KMSF subsystem such as total swap space,
allocates, creates, frees, releases, resizes, used percentage, number of files and
available pages.
 System availability information, such as percent system busy, queue lengths, and
memory swap rates.
 Tape availability information, such as mounts, tape status, and tape label.
 TCP/IP availability and statistics information for the ARP, ICMP, ICMP6, IGMP, IP,
IP6, Loop, MonGQ, Port, Process, QIO, Route, RTE, Socket migration, Subnet and
UDP layers of the TCP/IP subsystem.
 Telserv availability and statistics monitoring of processes, services and windows,
including usage and connection information.
 TMF statistics, such as transactions per second, percentage used of the auditrail,
and catalog status.
 All ASAP SGPs can report discrete objective thresholds for most of the SGP
statistics using the operators >, <, =, <>, <= and >=. You can set thresholds to be
reported as EMS events when they do not meet the user-defined objective.
Components of ASAP
ASAP has several major functional components, as the following figure shows. For
more information about the ASAP Client, see the ASAP Client Manual. For more
information about the OEM, navigate to Program Files\Tandem\OEM on workstations
that have the ASAP Client installed.