OVNM 5.3 - Operations Agent for NonStop Object Reference Guide

Threshold Policies 110
2-16-4 OBJECT CLASS: PROCESS
Policy
Description
Operators Allowed
CPU ASSIGNED TO
PROCESS
CPU ASSIGNED TO PROCESS allows the user to
check on the CPU assigned to the Primary process.
•
Equal to <value1>
• Not equal to <value1>
NO BACKUP PROCESS
NO BACKUP PROCESS allows the user to
determine if a backup process exist. In other words,
the process is not running as a NONSTOP process
pair.
Valid Operations:
• To generate an Exception event when a certain
process is not running in a NONSTOP fashion
the user does not need to specify any values
for PolicyLow, PolicyHigh nor a
PolicyOperator.
• The user can specify different times in which
the process will be checked to be running in a
NONSTOP mode.
No operator.
PRIORITY OF PROCESS PRIORITY OF PROCESS allows the user to check on
the priority assigned to the process to be
monitored.
•
Equal to <value1>
• Not equal to <value1>
• Less than <value1>
• Less than or equal to <value1>
• Greater than <value1>
• Greater than or equal to <value1>
•
Greater than <value1> and less than
<value2>
• Less than <value1> or greater than
<value2>
PROCESS IS DOWN
This allows the user to verify that a critical process
is running whenever it is expected to be running.
No operator.
PROCESS IS UP PROCESS IS UP allows the user to check if a
process is running. The following process states will
define a process UP state:
• UNALLOCATED
• STARTING
• RUNNABLE
No operator.
TIME EXECUTING
TIME EXECUTING allows the user to check to how
much time a process has been active.
• Equal to <value1>
• Not equal to <value1>
• Less than <value1>
• Less than or equal to <value1>
• Greater than <value1>
• Greater than or equal to <value1>
•
Greater than <value1> and less than
<value2>
• Less than <value1> or greater than
<value2>
2-16-5 OBJECT CLASS: TERM
Policy
Description
Operators Allowed
CPU ASSIGNED TO
PROCESS
CPU ASSIGNED TO PROCESS allows the user to
check on the CPU assigned to the Primary process.
• Equal to <value1>
• Not equal to <value1>