10.1.8 Using a manager to suppress event forwarding of large numbers of events
This section describes how to use the jevagtfw command to start and stop event forwarding suppression and check the status of the event forwarding suppression. This section also describes how to stop a specific log file trap from the manager.
For details on how to use the jevagtfw command to suppress event forwarding and on how to stop a specific log file trap from the manager, see the Job Management Partner 1/Integrated Management - Manager Administration Guide. In this manual, see the descriptions on suppressing forwarding of a large number of events.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Using a manager to suppress event forwarding from an agent with large numbers of JP1 events
To suppress event forwarding from an agent on which large numbers of JP1 events are occurring, execute the following command from the manager:
jevagtfw -s host-name
For details on the jevagtfw command, see jevagtfw in 15. Commands.
(2) Checking agent hosts whose event forwarding is suppressed
To display a list of agent hosts whose event forwarding has been suppressed by the jevagtfw command, execute the following command from the manager:
jevagtfw -l
For details on the jevagtfw command, see jevagtfw in 15. Commands.
(3) Stopping event forwarding suppression from the manager
To stop forwarding suppression activated by the jevagtfw command, execute the following command from the manager:
jevagtfw -r host-name
For details on the jevagtfw command, see jevagtfw in 15. Commands.
(4) Using a manager to stop a log file trap issuing large numbers of JP1 events
To selectively stop a log file trap from the manager, you can use the IM configuration management functionality. Stop the process of the log file trap to be suppressed from the Display/Edit Profiles window in IM configuration management - View.