OVNM 5.3 - Operations Agent for NonStop Object Reference Guide

Threshold Policies 20
2-2-3 OBJECT CLASS: PROCESS
Policy
Description
Operators Allowed
INTERCHANGE PROCESS
LOGGED OFF
This threshold type allows the user to check if an
Interchange process has logged off. This is an
EMS driven threshold that requires the user to
schedule jobs that send commands to Base24 that
will cause Base24 to generate the necessary EMS
events.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
LOGICAL STATE – STARTED
This threshold type allows the user to check if the
last operator action on the process has STARTED.
The object will be in violation if the process is in
STARTED state.
• EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
LOGICAL STATE – STOPPED This threshold type allows the user to check if the
last operator action on the process has STOPPED.
The object will be in the violation state if the
process is in STOPPED state.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
QUE COUNT
This threshold type allows the user to check the
number of messages queued to the process. The
valid values are 0-32767.
• 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>
QUE STATE – NOM This threshold type allows the user to check the
queuing state of the process message queue. The
object will be in violation if the queue count is
greater than the queue limit for network overload
management.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
QUE STATE – NORMAL
This threshold type allows the user to check if the
queuing state of the process message queue is
NORMAL.
• EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
QUE STATE – QAT This threshold type allows the user to check the
queuing state of the process message queue. The
object will be in violation if the queue count is
greater than the queue alert threshold but less than
the queue limit for network overload management.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
STATE – ABNORMAL
This threshold type allows the user to check if the
current state of the process is ABNORMAL.
• EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
STATE – STARTED This threshold type allows the user to check if the
current state of the process is STARTED.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
STATE – STOPPED
This threshold type allows the user to check if the
current state of the process is STOPPED.
• EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
STATE – STOPPING This threshold type allows the user to check if the
current state of the process is STOPPING.
•
EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO
STATE – SUSPENDED
This threshold type allows the user to check if the
current state of the process is SUSPENDED.
• EQUAL TO
• NOT EQUAL TO