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Other LCDI Functions LCDI Resource Type • Create a resource type • Remove a resource type • List resource types LCDI Applications • Create an application • Remove an application • List applications Sep-10 Copyright © 2000-2010 by SteelEye Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved World Wide. 12
LifeKeeper Alarm Interface LifeKeeper Alarm Interface • Based on the UNIX SVR4 alarming mechanism, sendevent • LifeKeeper utilizes sendevent when a failure or recovery event has been detected in the monitored resource. • sendevent passes all of its options to an event response script defined by the application • Alarm classes are under the /opt/LifeKeeper/events directory • sendevent has the following required options: -C event class (e.g. LifeKeeper) -E event type (e.g. lcm_avail) -m program invoking sendevent -n resource instance $LKROOT/bin/sendevent -C class-of-object -E event –m monitor-name – n name-of-obj-inst [-c class-of-obj] [-i id-of-alarm/event-type] [- t YYMMDDHHMMSS] [-T timestamp] [–s severity] [-a alarm/event-type] [-o] [-z] [-w] [-P problem-type] [-p problem-code] [-d problemdata] [-x problem-text] [-S system-name] [-O outfile-actfiles] Sep-10 Copyright © 2000-2010 by SteelEye Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved World Wide. 13
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Page 3 and 4: LCD Interfaces (LCDI) The following
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Page 9 and 10: LCDI Relationships Dependency Relat
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