HP Operations Manager for UNIX Administrator’s Reference

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Configuring HPOM Configuring Flexible Management Templates About Status Variables for Conditions Status variables for conditions allow you to enable and disable conditions dynamically. The conditions are used in conditions for message target rules, and must be declared at be beginning of the template, after the TIMETEMPLATES values. HPOM enables you to declare several variables for one condition, as well as declare one variable in several conditions. For example, an external interface can set the state of many conditions with one call. The following abbreviated (...) example of a template defining service hours sets the condition status variable for SAP to true: TIMETEMPLATES ... CONDSTATUSVARS ... RESPMGRCONFIG ... CONDSTATUSVAR "sap" True MESSAGETARGETRULECONDS MESSAGETARGETRULECOND APPLICATION "Sap" DESCRIPTION "Filter SAP messages" CONDSTATUSVAR "sap" MSGOPERATIONS MSGOPERATION INSERVICE NOTE Status variables are persistent. They are not affected by the message manager stopping and restarting. 112 Chapter 2
Configuring HPOM Configuring Flexible Management Templates About the Time Zone String The creation time of an HPOM message is always defined in UTC, regardless of where in the world the managed node is located. As a result, HPOM messages contain an indication of the difference between UTC and the local time on the managed node. By tracking time in this way, the HP Operations management server is able to calculate the local time of the managed node that sent the message. The management server can then decide whether or not it is appropriate to act. Service hours are usually defined in terms of the local time on the managed node. For example, a service provider uses the service hours template to tell the HP Operations management server that managed nodes in various time zones must be supported between 08:00 and 16:00 local time. Templates for scheduled outages define time in terms of the local time on the server that provides the service that is scheduled to be unavailable. For example, the administrator of an HP Operations management server in the United Kingdom (UK) knows that a SAP server situated in eastern United States (U.S.) will be unavailable for maintenance reasons between 22:00 and 02:00 U.S. Easter Standard Time (EST). The templates for scheduled outages and service hours on the HP Operations management server can contain a string that defines a fixed local time zone (for example, EST). The HP Operations management server uses the value of the time zone string and the time (in UTC) to calculate the fixed local time on the given management server for which an outage has been scheduled. Syntax for the Time Zone String The following example illustrates the syntax for the time zone string: TIMEZONETYPE Fix TIMEZONEVALUE "EST" By default, HPOM evaluates time conditions for both service hours and scheduled outages by comparing the time frame defined for each condition to the time the message is received on the HP Operations management server. Chapter 2 113
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Contents 1. Installing HPOM Agents
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Contents About Variables in All Mes
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Preface This guide explains HP Oper
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HPOM Documentation Map HP Operation
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features Java and Motif GUIs, 296 f
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