A. Event IDs Used by HA Monitor

You can link HA Monitor to JP1 products to achieve system automation. If events such as HA Monitor startup or server abnormal termination occur, HA Monitor issues events to notify JP1.

The events issued by HA Monitor are managed by JP1/Base. For details about event management, see the JP1/Base User's Guide.

This section explains the JP1 events that are issued by HA Monitor. You can use a program such as the integrated JP1 management window to check the items listed below.

Figure A‒1: List of items in a JP1 event that is issued by HA Monitor

Event ID

Displays the JP1 event ID assigned to HA Monitor.

Corresponding HA Monitor message

Displays the HA Monitor message ID and message text that correspond to the event.

Severity

Displays the severity level of the event in JP1. One of the following strings is displayed:

Error

Error
Warning

Warning
Information

Information

User name

Displays a superuser name.

Product name

Displays /HITACHI/HAmon.

Object type

Displays the type of the HA Monitor object that caused the JP1 event to be issued. One of the following strings is displayed:

HAHOST

Event related to HA Monitor itself
HASERV

Event related to a server
HARESET

Event related to a reset path
HAPATH

Event related to a monitoring path
HASERVPATH

Event related to a server path error

Object name

Displays the object name that corresponds to the object type. One of the following strings is displayed:

HA Monitor's host name

This is an object that corresponds to HAHOST.
Server alias name or server path name

This is an object that corresponds to HASERV.
HA Monitor's host name at the reset target

This is an object that corresponds to HARESET.
Host name of the monitoring path

This is an object that corresponds to HAPATH.
Server path name

This is an object that corresponds to HASERVPATH.

Registration name type

Displays HAmon.

Registration name

Displays the host name for the HA Monitor that issued the event.

Event type

Displays the status of the object set by the object type in which the event is issued. One of the following strings is displayed:

START

The object was started.
END

The object was terminated
NOTSTART

The object could not be started.
RESTART

Re-execution of the object was started.
SWITCH

Hot standby processing occurred.
NOTICE

The user is being notified of the event.
EXCEPTION

Other error occurred.

Start time

Displays the time the event occurred.

The following table lists the event items whose contents depend on the event.

Table A‒1: Contents of events issued by HA Monitor
Event issuance timing	Event ID	Corresponding HA Monitor message	Severity	Object type	Object name	Event type
When HA Monitor starts	`00010200`	`KAMN002-I`	`Information`	`HAHOST`	HA Monitor's host name	`START`
When HA Monitor terminates normally	`00010201`	`KAMN050-I`	`Information`			`END`
When HA Monitor terminates normally	`00010201`	`KAMN056-I`	`Information`			`END`
When HA Monitor terminates abnormally	`00010202`	`KAMN003-E`^#1	`Error`			`NOTSTART`
		`KAMN205-E`
		`KAMN207-E`
		`KAMN208-E`
		`KAMN617-E`				`EXCEPTION`
When a server starts	`00010203`	`KAMN241-I`	`Information`	`HASERV`	Server alias name	`START`
		`KAMN251-I`				`START`
		`KAMN254-I`				`RESTART`
		`KAMN274-I`				`RESTART`
		`KAMN310-I`				`SWITCH`
		`KAMN311-I`				`SWITCH`
When a server terminates normally	`00010204`	`KAMN280-I`	`Information`			`END`
		`KAMN281-I`
		`KAMN290-I`
When a server error has occurred or a server terminates abnormally	`00010205`	`KAMN253-E`	`Error`			`EXCEPTION`
		`KAMN266-I`
		`KAMN272-E`
		`KAMN273-E`^#2
		`KAMN275-E`
		`KAMN276-E`
		`KAMN295-I`
		`KAMN300-E`
		`KAMN301-E`
		`KAMN517-E`
		`KAMN305-E`				`NOTSTART`
		`KAMN306-E`
		`KAMN307-E`
		`KAMN312-E`
		`KAMN315-E`
		`KAMN316-E`
		`KAMN384-E`
		`KAMN423-E`
		`KAMN237-E`		`HASERVPATH`	Server path name
When a failure is detected on the remote host	`00010206`	`KAMN340-E`	`Error`	`HAHOST`	HA Monitor's host name on the host resulting in the failure	`EXCEPTION`
When a reset path failure or a reset error has occurred	`00010207`	`KAMN347-E`	`Error`	`HARESET`	HA Monitor's host name at the reset target
When a reset path failure or a reset error has occurred	`00010207`	`KAMN399-E`	`Error`	`HARESET`	HA Monitor's host name at the reset target
When a monitoring path failure has occurred	`00010208`	`KAMN177-E`	`Error`	`HAPATH`	Host name of the monitoring path
		`KAMN607-E`
		`KAMN640-E`
		`KAMN174-W`	`Warning`
		`KAMN641-W`	`Warning`
When HA Monitor is waiting for operator intervention^#3	`00010209`	`KAMN238-D`	`Warning`	`HASERV`	Server alias name	`WAIT`
		`KAMN258-D`
		`KAMN368-D`

#1: This event is not issued at the following times: when HA Monitor starts, before the KAMN001-I message is issued, when HA Monitor fails to start due to an analysis error in the HA Monitor definition file.

#2: If the KAMN273-E message is output together with the KAMN300-E, KAMN305-E, KAMN312-E, or KAMN315-E message, the KAMN273-E message is not issued as an event. Only the messages that are output together with that message are issued as events.

#3: An operator intervention event might occur multiple times. In such a case, only the first such event that occurs is issued.

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