ExpressCluster X 3.1 for Linux Getting Started Guide - Nec

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Chapter 2 Using ExpressCluster46Provides a monitoring mechanism to monitor the system by the operation result of commands orscripts which perform monitoring, if any.VM monitor resource (vmw)Checks whether the virtual machine is alive.Message receive monitor resource (mrw)Specifies the action to take when an error message is received and how the message is displayed onthe WebManager.Dynamic DNS monitor resource (ddnsw)Periodically registers the virtual host name and the IP address of the active server to the dynamicDNS server.Process name monitor resource (psw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for checking whether a process specified by a process name isactive.DB2 monitor resource (db2w)Provides a monitoring mechanism for IBM DB2 database.ftp monitor resource (ftpw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for FTP server.http monitor resource (httpw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for HTTP server.imap4 monitor resource (imap4w)Provides a monitoring mechanism for IMAP4 server.MySQL monitor resource (mysqlw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for MySQL database.nfs monitor resource (nfsw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for nfs file server.Oracle monitor resource (oraclew)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Oracle database.OracleAS monitor resource (oracleasw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Oracle application.pop3 monitor resource (pop3w)Provides a monitoring mechanism for POP3 server.PostgreSQL monitor resource (psqlw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for PostgreSQL database.samba monitor resource (sambaw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for samba file server.smtp monitor resource (smtpw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for SMTP server.Sybase monitor resource (sybasew)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Sybase database.Tuxedo monitor resource (tuxw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Tuxedo application server.ExpressCluster X 3.1 for Linux Getting Started Guide
What is a resource?Websphere monitor resource (wasw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Websphere application server.Weblogic monitor resource (wlsw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Weblogic application server.WebOTX monitor resource (otxsw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for WebOTX application server.JVM monitor resource (jraw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for Java VM.System monitor resource (sraw)Provides a monitoring mechanism for the resources specific to individual processes or those of thewhole system.Section I Introducing ExpressCluster47
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Appendix• Appendix A Glossary•
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Appendix B Indexmonitorable and non
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