You can monitor faults occurring in Service Platform by integrating with JP1. You can detect problem occurrence, ascertain the cause and take action by monitoring a fault.

In Service Platform, JP1 is notified about occurring fault messages as JP1 events. You can confirm detailed information of JP1 events from JP1 integrated console. For details on how to confirm, see "7.8.1 Monitoring errors using the JP1 linkage functionality".

The following figure shows the flow of fault monitoring integrated with JP1:

Figure 2-12 FigureFlow of fault monitoring integrated with JP1

1. Set JP1 event issue.
   Set the kind of error and fault information to be issued as JP1event in Smart Composer. For details on how to set up, see "2.8.2 Setting JP1 event execution for Service Platform".
   
2. If a fault occurs in Service Platform, a message related to the fault is issued to JP1/Base as a JP1 event.
3. JP1 event is notified to JP1 integrated operation management server.
4. JP1/IM - Manager collects JP1 event notified to JP1 integrated operation management server.
   If the setting is to notify the operation manager by using the auto-action functionality of JP1/IM, the operation manager is notified that a fault has occurred.
   
5. Check detailed information of JP1 event from the integrated console.
   For details on how to confirm, see "7.8.1 Monitoring errors using the JP1 linkage functionality".
   

Note

If 1 or multiple HCSC servers are deployed in the execution environment, you can set up the following environments in 1 host:

• Execution environment
• Operating environment
• JP1 integrated operation management server
• Operation management client

However, if multiple HCSC servers are deployed in different hosts, set up in separate hosts as in Figure2-12.

Organization of this section

2.8.1 Flow of JP1 integrated settings

2.8.2 Setting JP1 event execution for Service Platform

2.8.3 Setting JP1/Base event server name

2.8.4 Creating JP1/Base configuration definitions

2.8.5 Editing message mapping files