C.1 Procedure for creating business groups
To provide groups of business systems, you need to create business groups. A business group is a unit of hosts grouped in IM Configuration Management based on a certain purpose. Use the following procedure to create business groups:
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Specify the JP1 resource group names and JP1 permission levels for JP1 users of business groups.
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Enable restrictions on viewing and operating business groups.
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Create business groups.
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Register hosts.
The following describes how to create business groups for business systems in the configuration shown below, which is changed from the basic system configuration shown in 1.2.1 Overview of a basic configuration system.
Note that the system hierarchy is assumed to have been configured as shown in the above figure by using IM Configuration Management.
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(1) Settings of the user permission level file to be created
The table below shows the information specified in the user permission level file created in C.1(2) Specifying the JP1 resource group names and JP1 permission levels for JP1 users of business groups. The table also shows the corresponding JP1 user name, JP1 resource group name, and JP1 permission level.
Specification details
Specification in the user permission level file |
JP1 user name, JP1 resource group name, and JP1 permission level that will be set |
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jp1admin:JP1_Console=JP1_Console_Admin,JP1_CF_Admin |
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jp1user1:sigenA=JP1_Console_Operator |
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(2) Specifying the JP1 resource group names and JP1 permission levels for JP1 users of business groups
To limit the business groups that can be viewed and operated by JP1/IM users, you need to specify the JP1 resource group name and JP1 permission level for each JP1 user. To do this, perform the following procedure on the primary authentication server of the system.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The primary authentication server is set up.
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The JP1 user is registered on the primary authentication server.
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The OS user who will execute the jbsaclreload command has Administrator or root permissions.
Procedure
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On the primary authentication server, specify settings in the JP1/Base user permission level file (JP1_UserLevel) as follows:
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jp1admin:JP1_Console=JP1_Console_Admin,JP1_CF_Admin
jp1user1:sigenA=JP1_Console_Operator
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The user permission level file is stored in the following location:
In Windows:
Base-path\conf\user_acl\
In Linux:
/etc/opt/jp1base/conf/user_acl/
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Execute the following jbsaclreload command to apply the settings of the user permission level file to JP1/Base on the primary authentication server:
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In Windows:
"Base-path\bin\jbsaclreload"
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In Linux:
/opt/jp1base/bin/jbsaclreload
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Related topics
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Description of how to configure user management in the JP1/Base User's Guide
(3) Enabling restrictions on viewing and operating business groups
To limit the business groups that can be viewed and operated by JP1/IM users, you enable restrictions on viewing and operating business groups. Perform this operation on managers.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The integrated monitoring database has been configured and enabled according to 1.3.4(3) Setting up an integrated monitoring database (for Windows) or 1.4.4(3) Setting up an integrated monitoring database (for Linux).
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The IM Configuration Management database has been configured and enabled according to 1.3.4(4) Setting up an IM Configuration Management database (for Windows) or 1.4.4(4) Setting up an IM Configuration Management database (for Linux).
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The OS user who will execute the jcoimdef command has Administrator or root permissions.
Procedure
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Execute the following jcoimdef command to enable user mapping for the source host:
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In Windows:
"Console-path\bin\jcoimdef" -hostmap ON
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In Linux:
/opt/jp1cons/bin/jcoimdef -hostmap ON
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Execute the following jcoimdef command to enable restrictions on viewing and operating business groups:
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In Windows:
"Console-path\bin\jcoimdef" -bizmonmode ON
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In Linux:
/opt/jp1cons/bin/jcoimdef -bizmonmode ON
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Restart JP1/IM - Manager and JP1/IM - View.
Related topics
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3.1.4 Restrictions on viewing and operating business groups in the Overview and System Design Guide
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4.12 Setting event source host mapping in the Configuration Guide
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4.17 Setting reference and operation restrictions on business groups in the Configuration Guide
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jcoimdef in 1. Commands in the manual Command and Definition File Reference
(4) Creating business groups and adding affiliated hosts to them
To limit the business groups that can be viewed and operated by JP1/IM users, you create business groups and then specify which business group manages which host.
Prerequisites
The following conditions must be satisfied:
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The restrictions on viewing and operating business groups are enabled according to C.1(3) Enabling restrictions on viewing and operating business groups.
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Monitored hosts are registered in IM Configuration Management.
Procedure
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From the Windows Start menu, select Programs, JP1_Integrated Management - View, and then Configuration Management. The Login window appears.
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Enter jp1admin for User name, jp1admin for Password, and admin for Host to connect, and then log in. The IM Configuration Management window appears.
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In the IM Configuration Management window, on the the Business Groups page, select the Acquire update right check box at the upper right of the page.
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Right-click the root node on the Business Groups page. In the pop-up menu that appears, select New. The Create Business Group window appears.
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Create a business group according to the following figure:
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On the Business Groups page, in the tree area, select the node of the business group to which you want to add hosts.
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Right-click the selected node and, in the command menu that opens, select Add or Delete Affiliated Hosts. The Add or Delete Affiliated Hosts window opens.
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Add hosts to the business group according to the following figure:
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In the IM Configuration Management window, on the Business Groups page, select Operation, Business Group, and then Apply Business Group to apply the business group settings to IM Configuration Management.
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Clear the Acquire update right check box.
Related topics
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6.4 Managing business groupsin the Overview and System Design Guide
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3.4 Setting business groups in the Configuration Guide
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4.1 IM Configuration Management window in the manual GUI Reference
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4.14 Create Business Group window in the manual GUI Reference