J.3 Changes in version 10-00

• The following OSs are no longer supported:

  • HP-UX 11i V2 (IPF)

  • Solaris 9 (SPARC)

  • Solaris 10 (x64)

  • Solaris 10 (x86)

  • AIX 5L V5.3

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) AS 4 (AMD64 & Intel EM64T)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) AS 4 (IPF)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) AS 4 (x86)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) ES 4 (AMD64 & Intel EM64T)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) ES 4 (x86)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 (AMD/Intel 64)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 (IPF)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 (x86)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 Advanced Platform (AMD/Intel 64)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 Advanced Platform (IPF)

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) 5 Advanced Platform (x86)

• The following OSs are now supported:

  • Linux 6 (x64)

  • Linux 6 (x86)

  • Windows Server 2012

• Performance Management can now be linked with JP1/IT Service Level Management.

• Performance data can now be collected even in an IPv6 environment.

• Limit values were added to the refine search text box.

• Notes on the time settings for monitored machines were added.

• Supplemental notes were added to the PFM - Manager setup procedure.

• Settings in the initialization file (config.xml) were added.

• Version 10-00 was added as a compatible version in a system configuration.

• The access control function based on business groups was added, and a monitoring range can now be set for each user.

• Business group ordinary user was added to the Performance Management user permissions.

• Process monitoring can now be set by using the following commands:

  • jpcprocdef create

    Command for creating and editing application definitions

  • jpcprocdef delete

    Command for deleting application definitions

  • jpcprocdef list

    Command for listing the definition names of application definitions

  • jpcprocdef output

    Command for outputting the contents of application definitions

• Business groups can be created and edited by using the following commands:

  • jpcconf bgdef check

    Command for checking the contents of a business group definition file

  • jpcconf bgdef delete

    Command for deleting business group definition information

  • jpcconf bgdef display

    Command for displaying business group definition information

  • jpcconf bgdef export

    Command for exporting business group definition information to a file

  • jpcconf bgdef import

    Command for importing business group definition information from a file

  • jpcconf bgdef list

    Command for listing business group names

• Service information registered in PFM - Manager and PFM - Web Console can now be synchronized by using the jpctool service sync command.

• The target host for command operations can now be limited by using the following options:

  • Option for limiting remote operation of Agent hosts

  • Option for restricting viewing of service information from Agent hosts

• The user-created alarm table and the alarm table in the monitoring template can now be displayed as separate trees.

• When business groups are used, the maximum number of events that can be cached can now be specified in PFM - Web Console.

• The default series colors used in graphs were changed.

• The following items related to graph display can now be specified:

  • Graph series colors

  • Graph series colors that are not used in pie charts

  • Plot size for displaying line graphs

  • Order of the items displayed in the legend of clustered bar charts

  • Graph type displayed in the foreground of combination reports

  • Decimal places in the data labels displayed at tick marks in graphs

  • Whether digits are delimited by commas in the data labels displayed at tick marks in graphs

• The data values corresponding to plots in graphs can now be displayed in tool tips by using the Autolabel function.

• A problem with alarm deletion during refreshing of alarms has been resolved.

• A method for importing the attribute values of bookmark names that are specified in the input parameter file of the jpcrpt command can now be specified.

• The maximum number of alarms that can be defined per alarm table was changed from 50 to 250.

• The appearances of graphs was changed.

• Depending on the check status of an agent's alarm status, the following message texts are now output as agent events:

  • State change(Unconfirmed)

  • State information

  • State information(Unconfirmed)

• The value obtained in the Host Op Status field of the Health Check Detail record of the health check agent was changed.

• A list of command storage locations was added.

• Referencing of the Agents tree by users with the general user permission can now be limited.

• The setup command can now be executed in the non-interactive mode.

• The Agents tree can now be created and edited by using the following commands:

  • jpcconf agttree export

    Command for exporting the Agents tree definition file

  • jpcconf agttree import

    Command for importing the Agents tree definition file

• A description of the health check function settings applicable when PFM - Manager version 09-00 or later is installed was added.

• Internet Explorer 8.0 was supported as the monitoring console's Web browser.

• Whether multiple logins to PFM - Web Console by the same user is allowed can now be specified.

• Cache data retained in memory during report display can now be output to a file.

• The maximum number of rows of table data that can be displayed in a report print screen and a report in HTML format can now be restricted.

• A report can now be split into multiple pages when there are many items in the legend.

• Process monitoring of PFM - Agent for Platform and PFM - RM for Platform can now be specified from the Agents tree.

• The maximum number of drilldown data items in graphs can now be restricted.

• When JP1 events are issued, the default Action Handler service that is displayed in the PFM - Web Console's New Alarm > Action Definition window or Edit > Action Definition window can now be selected.

• When multi-instance records are monitored with alarms, a notification can now be sent when the field values return to the normal range.

• A formula for estimating the disk space required for storing event data in the Store database of the Master Store service was added.

• The following items were added to the health check agent's data model:

  • Format of record explanations

  • List of ODBC key fields

  • Summary rules

  • List of data types

  • Field values

  • Fields that are output when data is exported from the Store database

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