Job Management Partner 1/Integrated Management - Manager Administration Guide

8.3.5 Applying the edited content of the configuration file

Two methods are available for applying the edited content of the configuration file, depending on how you want to apply the content. These two methods are explained below.

If an attempt to apply the configuration file fails when JP1/Base Version 9 is used, the configuration file of the agent is rolled back to the original configuration file.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Batch-applying the edited content of the configuration file

(2) Applying the edited content of the configuration file to hosts individually

(1) Batch-applying the edited content of the configuration file

This subsection explains how to batch-apply the edited content of the configuration file to all hosts registered in the system hierarchy. To batch-apply the edited content of the configuration file, use the Host List page or IM Configuration page of the IM Configuration Management window.

The profile types that can be batch-applied in the configuration file are event forwarding settings information, event log trap information, and local action information.

The edited content of the configuration file cannot be batch-applied in the following cases:

A configuration file exists for which another user has acquired exclusive editing rights.

Another user is batch-collecting profiles.

Another user is batch-applying the edited content of the configuration file.

To batch-apply the edited content of the configuration file:

In the IM Configuration Management window, click the Host List or IM Configuration tab.
The Host List page or IM Configuration page opens.

From the menu bar, choose Operation and then Batch Reflect Profiles.
Batch application of profiles is executed. The execution result is output to the Log window.
When a message confirming batch application of the configuration file is issued, click Yes. The content of the configuration file that has been saved in the manager on which IM Configuration Management is running is applied to all hosts.

In the Display/Edit Profiles window, you can check the status of the configuration file after the execution of batch application. If there are any configuration files for which application failed, or if there are any configuration files whose status is Saved on the server, the icon for the configuration file(s) in the tree pane indicates that editing is in progress.

On the IM Configuration page of IM Configuration Management - View's IM Configuration Management window, you can check the status of hosts after the batch application is executed. If there are any configuration files for which application failed, or if there are any configuration files whose status is Saved on the server, an icon indicating an error status is displayed as the host icon in the tree pane of the IM Configuration page. You can view the details by clicking the Basic Information button in the node information display area of the IM Configuration page.

(2) Applying the edited content of the configuration file to hosts individually

This subsection explains how to apply the edited content of the configuration file to hosts individually. To apply the edited content of the configuration file to hosts individually, use the Display/Edit Profiles window.

The profile types of the configuration file that can be applied to hosts individually are event forwarding settings information, log file trap information, event log trap information, and local action information.

To apply the edited content of the configuration file:

In the IM Configuration Management window, click the IM Configuration tab.^#1
The IM Configuration page opens.

In the tree pane, select a host to which you want to apply the configuration file.^#1

Use either of the following methods to open the Display/Edit Profiles window:^#1

From the menu bar, choose Display and then Display Profiles.

From the popup menu that opens when you right-click the mouse, choose Display Profiles.

From the tree pane, select a JP1 product name (JP1/Base), and use either of the following methods to acquire exclusive editing rights:^#1

From the menu bar, choose Edit and then Exclusive Editing Settings.

From the popup menu that opens when you right-click the mouse, choose Exclusive Editing Settings.

From the tree pane, select the profiles you want to apply and click the Configuration File button.^#2
The Configuration File page opens.

From the menu bar, choose Operation, and then from the Profile application menu, choose Apply by Reloading.
Profile application is executed.
When a message confirming application of the edited content of the configuration file is issued, click Yes.

#1

If you have already acquired exclusive editing rights, there is no need to execute Steps 1 through 4.

#2

If you have edited the configuration file of the profile to be applied, there is no need to execute Step 5.

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