4.9.2 Configuration File page
The Configuration File page in the Display/Edit Profiles window is used to display the configuration file or definition files saved on an IM Configuration Management server. If the user has exclusive editing rights, the user can edit the configuration file or definition files. To acquire exclusive editing rights, in the tree display area of the Display/Edit Profiles window, click JP1/Base as a JP1 product name or Remote Monitoring as a remote monitoring profile. Then, from the Edit menu, choose Exclusive Editing Settings.
The Configuration File page has a tree display area and a node information display area. The tree display area displays the configuration files and definition files managed by the IM Configuration Management server in a tree structure. The node information display area displays detailed information about the configuration files and definition files displayed in the tree structure.
The following figure shows an example of the Configuration File page.
- Tree display area
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Displays the configuration files and definition files managed by the IM Configuration Management server in a tree structure. The following table describes the items displayed in the tree display area.
Table 4‒29: Items displayed in the tree display area (Configuration File page) Item
Description
Plus sign (+) icon
A plus sign (+) icon is displayed when there are files under the setting name.
If the plus sign (+) icon is clicked, the setting name is expanded to show the files.
Minus sign (-) icon
A minus sign (-) icon is displayed when there are files under the setting name.
If the minus sign (-) icon is clicked, the expanded setting name is collapsed to hide the files.
Indicates a host name.
Indicates a product name.
or
Indicates a setting name. If there are files under the setting name, is displayed with a plus sign (+) or a minus sign (-) icon on the left.
If there are no files, is displayed.
Indicates a file name.
- Node information display area
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The Configuration File area corresponding to the configuration file or definition file selected in the tree display area appears in the node information display area on the Configuration File page.
The following describes the items displayed in the Configuration File area.
Item |
Description |
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Configuration file contents |
Displays information about the configuration file selected in the tree display area. For the items displayed in Configuration file contents, see 4.9.1 Valid Configuration Information page. |
Status |
Displays Collection status, Collection date/time, Application status, and Application date/time for the configuration file selected in the tree display area.
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Saving/application |
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The contents of the Configuration File page change when an item under the Log File Trapping node is selected in the tree display area. The following figure shows an example of the Configuration File page displayed when the agent is a Windows host.
The items described in the following table will additionally be displayed on the Configuration File page.
Display item |
Description |
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Startup Options |
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Saving/application |
The following items are also displayed as application methods:
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The following table describes the settings that can be selected by using the Startup locale drop-down list.
Item name displayed in the drop-down list |
Encoding |
LANG value |
Agent host's OS |
Displayed by default |
---|---|---|---|---|
SJIS/ja_JP.SJIS |
Shift JIS |
ja_JP.SJIS |
HP-UX |
Y |
SJIS/japanese |
japanese |
N |
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EUC/ja_JP.eucJP |
EUC |
ja_JP.eucJP |
N |
|
EUC/japanese.euc |
japanese.euc |
N |
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UTF-8/ja_JP.utf8 |
UTF-8 |
ja_JP.utf8 |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
N |
|
EUC/ja |
EUC |
ja |
Solaris |
Y |
EUC/japanese |
japanese |
N |
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EUC/ja_JP.eucJP |
ja_JP.eucJP |
N |
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SJIS/ja_JP.PCK |
Shift JIS |
ja_JP.PCK |
N |
|
UTF-8/ja_JP.UTF-8 |
UTF-8 |
ja_JP.UTF-8 |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
N |
|
SJIS/Ja_JP |
Shift JIS |
Ja_JP |
AIX |
Y |
SJIS/Ja_JP.IBM-932 |
Ja_JP.IBM-932 |
N |
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EUC/ja_JP |
EUC |
ja_JP |
N |
|
EUC/ja_JP.IBM-eucJP |
ja_JP.IBM-eucJP |
N |
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UTF-8/JA_JP |
UTF-8 |
JA_JP |
N |
|
UTF-8/JA_JP.UTF-8 |
UTF-8 |
JA_JP.UTF-8 |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
N |
|
UTF8/ja_JP.UTF-8 |
UTF-8 |
ja_JP.UTF-8 |
Linux |
Y |
UTF8/ja_JP.utf8 |
ja_JP.utf8 |
N |
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C |
C |
C |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
Other than the above |
Y |
Item name displayed in the drop-down list |
Encoding |
LANG value |
Agent host's OS |
Displayed by default |
---|---|---|---|---|
C |
C |
C |
HP-UX |
Y |
Solaris |
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AIX |
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Linux |
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Other than the above |
Item name displayed in the drop-down list |
Encoding |
LANG value |
Agent host's OS |
Displayed by default |
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GB18030/zh_CN.gb18030 |
GB18030 |
zh_CN.gb18030 |
HP-UX |
Y |
UTF-8/zh_CN.utf8 |
UTF-8 |
zh_CN.utf8 |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
N |
|
GB18030/zh_CN.GB18030 |
GB18030 |
zh_CN.GB18030 |
Solaris |
Y |
GB18030/zh_CN.GB18030@pinyin |
zh_CN.GB18030@pinyin |
N |
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GB18030/zh_CN.GB18030@radical |
zh_CN.GB18030@radical |
N |
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GB18030/zh_CN.GB18030@stroke |
zh_CN.GB18030@stroke |
N |
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UTF-8/zh.UTF-8 |
UTF-8 |
zh.UTF-8 |
N |
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UTF-8/zh_CN.UTF-8 |
zh_CN.UTF-8 |
N |
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UTF-8/zh_CN.UTF-8@pinyin |
zh_CN.UTF-8@pinyin |
N |
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UTF-8/zh_CN.UTF-8@radical |
zh_CN.UTF-8@radical |
N |
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UTF-8/zh_CN.UTF-8@stroke |
zh_CN.UTF-8@stroke |
N |
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C |
C |
C |
N |
|
GB18030/Zh_CN.GB18030 |
GB18030 |
Zh_CN.GB18030 |
AIX |
Y |
GB18030/Zh_CN |
Zh_CN |
N |
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UTF-8/ZH_CN |
UTF-8 |
ZH_CN |
N |
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UTF-8/ZH_CN.UTF-8 |
ZH_CN.UTF-8 |
N |
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C |
C |
C |
N |
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GB18030/zh_CN.gb1803 |
GB18030 |
zh_CN.gb1803 |
Linux |
Y |
UTF-8/zh_CN.utf8 |
UTF-8 |
zh_CN.utf8 |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
N |
|
C |
C |
C |
Other than the above |
Y |
The following table describes whether the items in each configuration file or definition file can be edited, and the operation by which the edited items are applied.
No. |
Profile |
Settings file |
Item in the settings file |
Editing |
Operation to apply changes |
Item on the Valid Configuration Information page |
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1 |
Event Forwarding |
Transfer setting file in JP1/Base |
to-upper or to event-server-name |
Y |
Reload |
Destination (host) |
2 |
event-filter |
-- |
Conditions |
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3 |
Log File Trapping |
Log-file trap startup definition file in JP1/Base |
-- |
N |
-- |
Action definition file name (full path) [-f] |
4 |
Additional option -t |
Y |
Restart |
File monitoring interval (sec) [-t] |
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5 |
Additional option -m |
Event conversion max size (bytes) [-m] |
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6 |
Additional option -h |
Read from the start of log files [-h] |
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7 |
Additional option -p |
Log data source program name [-p] |
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8 |
Additional option -r |
Retry specification for opening a log file [-r] |
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9 |
Additional option -s |
Destination server name [-s] |
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10 |
-- |
N |
-- |
Log file trap name [-a] |
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11 |
Additional option -u |
Y |
Restart |
Use option [-u] |
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12 |
Locale |
-- |
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13 |
Monitoring log file |
Log Files > File name (full path) |
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14 |
JP1/Base log file trap definition file |
MARKSTR |
Y |
Reload |
MARKSTRS > MARKSTR |
|
15 |
ACTDEF |
ACTDEFS > ACTDEF |
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16 |
FILETYPE |
Y |
Restart |
File type |
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17 |
RECTYPE |
Record type |
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18 |
HEADLINE |
Number of header lines |
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19 |
HEADSIZE |
Header size (bytes) |
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20 |
retry-times |
Number of retries |
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21 |
retry-interval |
Retry interval (sec) |
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22 |
hold-count |
Number of held JP1 events |
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23 |
keep-event |
Held-events pass specification |
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24 |
open-retry-times |
Number of retries for opening a log file |
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25 |
open-retry-interval |
Retry interval for opening a log file |
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26 |
read-retry-times |
Number of retries for reading a log file |
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27 |
upd-output-event |
JP1 event for UPD type# |
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28 |
Event Log Trapping |
Action definition file for event log trapping in JP1/Base |
filter |
Y |
Reload |
Filter > Log type |
29 |
filter |
Filter > Conditions |
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30 |
server |
N |
-- |
Destination event server name |
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31 |
retry-times |
Y |
Reload |
Number of retries |
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32 |
retry-interval |
Retry interval (sec) |
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33 |
trap-interval |
Monitoring interval (sec) |
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34 |
matching-level |
Matching level |
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35 |
filter-check-level |
Filter check level |
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36 |
jp1event-send |
JP1 event notifications |
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37 |
Local Action |
Local action execution definition file in JP1/Base |
usr |
Y |
Reload |
Common Block > JP1 user name |
38 |
var |
Common Block > Environment-variable file name |
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39 |
evt |
Common Block > Event ID issuing specification |
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40 |
cnt-opt |
Common Block > Control option string |
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41 |
act |
Action Block > Action name |
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42 |
cnd |
Action Block > Event filter |
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43 |
det |
Action Block > Suppression time |
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44 |
var |
Action Block > Environment-variable file name |
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45 |
cmd |
Action Block > Command |
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46 |
cmd-opt usrprofile |
Action Block > Command Option |
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47 |
evt |
Action Block > Event ID issuing specification |
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48 |
Remote Log File Trapping |
Startup option for remote-monitoring log file trapping |
Additional option -t |
Y |
Restart |
File monitoring interval (sec) [-t] |
49 |
Additional option -m |
Event conversion max size (bytes) [-m] |
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50 |
Additional option -p |
Log data source program name[-p] |
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51 |
Additional option -r |
Retry specification for opening a log file [-r] |
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52 |
-- |
N |
-- |
Destination server name [-s] |
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53 |
-- |
Log file trap name [-a] |
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54 |
-- |
Monitored host [-o] |
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55 |
-- |
Regular expression type |
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56 |
Monitoring Log File Locale |
Y |
Restart |
-- |
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57 |
Monitoring log file |
File name under Log Files |
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58 |
Filter |
-- |
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59 |
Remote-monitoring log file trap action-definition file |
retry-times |
Y |
Restart |
Number of retries for connecting to the event service |
|
60 |
retry-interval |
Retry interval for connecting to the event service (sec) |
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61 |
open-retry-times |
Number of retries for opening a log file |
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62 |
open-retry-interval |
Retry interval for opening a log file (sec) |
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63 |
hold-count |
Number of held JP1 events |
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64 |
keep-event |
Held-events pass specification |
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65 |
FILETYPE |
File type |
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66 |
HEADLINE |
Number of header lines |
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67 |
MARKSTR |
Y |
Reload |
MARKSTR under MARKSTRS |
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68 |
ACTDEF |
ACTDEF under ACTDEFS |
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69 |
Remote Event Log Trapping |
Startup option for remote-monitoring event-log trapping |
-- |
N |
-- |
Monitored host [-o] |
70 |
-- |
Destination event server name |
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71 |
-- |
Regular expression type |
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72 |
Remote-monitoring event log trap action-definition file |
retry-times |
Y |
Reload |
Number of retries |
|
73 |
retry-interval |
Retry interval (sec) |
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74 |
trap-interval |
Monitoring interval (sec) |
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75 |
matching-level |
Matching level |
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76 |
filter-check-level |
Filter check level |
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77 |
filter |
Filter > Log type |
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78 |
filter |
Filter > Conditions |
Note that the contents of the Startup Options area displayed when Event Log Trapping is selected in the tree display area for the remote monitoring configuration vary depending on whether a WMI/NetBIOS connection is selected or another connection is used.
- Startup Options
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Use the check boxes in this area to select the logging levels to be specified in the predefined filter. Note that Windows event logging types associated with the logging levels selected in this area differ depending on the OS of the monitored host as shown in the following table.
Selected logging level
Level of log data filtered in Windows Server 2003
Level of log data filtered in Windows Server 2008
Error, Critical
Error
Error, Critical
Warning
Warning
Warning
Information, Verbose
Information
Information, Verbose
Success Audit
Success Audit
Success Audit
Failure Audit
Failure Audit
Failure Audit
If no logging levels are selected, the predefined filter is disabled. In this case, all Windows event log data will be collected.