ASAP Migration Guide for NSX and OMF Users

ASAP Examples

ASAP Migration Guide for NSX and OMF Users—520627-001

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Monitoring Spooler

5. Display currently configured objectives in the Objectives DB of the local node:

+ RANK RDF

6. Set global objectives and generate EMS events:

+ RANK RDF, rtdtime < 2 CRITICAL REPEAT

+ RANK RDF, pcpu = 2 CRITICAL, bcpu = 3 CRITICAL, priority =

185 INFO REPEAT

7. Display currently configured objectives in the Objectives DB of the local node:

+ RANK RDF

Rdf \Chicago

Rtdtime < 2 Critical Repeat

Pcpu = 2 Critical

Bcpu = 3 Critical

Priority = 185 Info Repeat

8. Commit the changes to see results at the next sample:

+ COMMIT

9. List the attributes of the RDF entity:

+ SHOW RDF

You can set objectives on any attribute with a state pair; for example, Error, Rtdsecs,

Rtdtime, Pcpu, and so on.

Monitoring Spooler

1. Display currently configured domains in the Objectives DB of the local node:

+ MONITOR SPOOLER

2. Start monitoring SPOOLER (the default spooler supervisor $spls is automatically

monitored by default, so adding it to the Objectives DB is not mandatory):

+ MONITOR SPOOLER $spls

+ MONITOR SPOOLER $splt

3. Review the list of domains:

+ MONITOR SPOOLER

Spooler \Chicago

On - $Spls

On - $Splt

4. Commit the changes to see results at the next sample:

+ COMMIT

5. Display currently configured objectives in the Objectives DB of the local node:

+ RANK SPOOLER