O.4 Changes in 10-50

The following OSs were added to the supported OSs:

• Windows 8.1

• Windows Server 2012 R2

The following functions were added to suppress forwarding of large numbers of events:

• Event-forwarding suppression using an event-forwarding suppression command (jevagtfw)

• Event-forwarding suppression using a threshold

HNP_Admin was added to the permissions that are granted to JP1 users at initial settings for user management.

Descriptions about the language type in the LANG environment variable for an automated startup script were added.

Japanese UTF-8 is now supported as a language type in JP1/Base in HP-UX, Solaris, and AIX.

Descriptions about the JP1 events to which local action execution conditions are applied were added.

The jbsgetcnf command can now be used to collect definition information by specifying a component.

Exclusive control can now be enabled or disabled when outputting to an integrated trace log.

The jbshostsimport command can now be used to forcibly register the jp1hosts information in an environment where jp1hosts2 information is specified.

Descriptions about the behavior when both jp1hosts information and jp1hosts2 information are specified were also added.

Remarks about event service communication settings were added.

Remarks to be considered when log file trapping is used to monitor a Unicode file in Windows were added.

The JP1/Base setup information can now be collected in a single operation.

Remarks to be considered when the jbsmkumap and jbssetumap commands are used to register user mapping information in the common definition information were added.

Remarks to be considered when the jbssetcnf command is used to change the JP1/AJS common definition information were added.

In Windows, Unicode (UTF-8)-formatted log files are now supported for monitoring by log file trapping.

The following JP1 events were added:

00003D05, 00003D06, 00003D07, 00003D08, 00003D09, 00003D0B, 00003D0C, 00003D0D, 00003D0E

The extended attributes that are set to a JP1 event issued by the log file trapping function now include a monitor ID and monitor name.

The following items were added to the information that can be collected by the data collection tool:

• Assigning user rights

• Group policy

• Range of dynamic ports (IPV4)

• Range of dynamic ports (IPV6)

• Exclusive control of the integrated trace log

• Output destination of the integrated trace log

The number and size of the configuration management log files were changed.

Descriptions about the parameters defined in the communication protocol settings file were added.

Descriptions about the differences between the communication protocols of JP1/Base version 06-51 or earlier and JP1/Base version 06-71 or later were added.

Descriptions about the communication protocols specified during cluster setup were added.

Descriptions about the messages that are output when a request is denied by connection restriction were added.

The following messages were added:

KAJP1083-W, KAJP1084-I, KAJP1085-I, KAJP1086-W, KAJP1087-W, KAJP1350-I, KAJP1351-I, KAJP1352-E, KAJP1401-I, KAJP1402-E, KAJP1403-E, KAJP1404-I, KAJP1405-I, KAJP1406-E, KAJP1407-E, KAJP1408-I, KAJP1410-I, KAJP1411-E, KAJP1413-I, KAJP1414-I, KAJP1415-E, KAJP1416-I, KAJP1417-I, KAJP1418-I, KAJP1419-I, KAJP1420-I, KAJP1421-I, KAJP1422-I, KAJP1423-E, KAJP1424-I, KAJP1425-E, KAJP1426-I, KAJP1427-I, KAJP1428-I, KAJP1429-I, KAJP1430-I, KAJP1431-I, KAJP1432-E, KAJP1433-I, KAJP1434-E, KAJP1435-E, KNAM9001-I, KNAM9002-I, KNAM9003-E, KNAM9004-E, KNAM9005-E, KNAM9006-E, KNAM9007-E, KNAM9008-E, KNAM9009-E, KNAM9010-E, KNAM9011-W, KNAM9012-I, KNAM9013-E, KNAM9014-E, KNAM9015-W, KNAM9016-W, KNAM9020-I, KNAM9021-E, KNAM9022-I, KNAM9023-E, KNAM9024-I, KNAM9025-E, KNAM9026-I, KNAM9027-E, KNAM9028-W

The following messages were changed:

KAJP1033-E, KAVA0443-E, KAVA0590-E, KAVA0592-E, KAVA0678-E, KAVA0901-E, KAVA0906-E, KAVA3650-I, KAVA6726-E, KAVB2027-E, KAVB3098-E, KAVB3107-E, KNAM3130-E, KNAM3170-E

Visual C++(R) 2012 was added to the supported compilers.

The following OSs were added to the supported OSs:

• Windows 8.1

• Windows Server 2012 R2

The following functions were added to suppress forwarding of large numbers of events:

• Event-forwarding suppression using an event-forwarding suppression command (jevagtfw)

• Event-forwarding suppression using a threshold

HNP_Admin was added to the permissions that are granted to JP1 users at initial settings for user management.

Descriptions about the language type in the LANG environment variable for an automated startup script were added.

Japanese UTF-8 is now supported as a language type in JP1/Base in HP-UX, Solaris, and AIX.

Descriptions about the JP1 events to which local action execution conditions are applied were added.

The jbsgetcnf command can now be used to collect definition information by specifying a component.

Exclusive control can now be enabled or disabled when outputting to an integrated trace log.

The jbshostsimport command can now be used to forcibly register the jp1hosts information in an environment where jp1hosts2 information is specified.

Descriptions about the behavior when both jp1hosts information and jp1hosts2 information are specified were also added.

Remarks about event service communication settings were added.

Remarks to be considered when log file trapping is used to monitor a Unicode file in Windows were added.

The JP1/Base setup information can now be collected in a single operation.

Remarks to be considered when the jbsmkumap and jbssetumap commands are used to register user mapping information in the common definition information were added.

Remarks to be considered when the jbssetcnf command is used to change the JP1/AJS common definition information were added.

In Windows, Unicode (UTF-8)-formatted log files are now supported for monitoring by log file trapping.

The following JP1 events were added:

00003D05, 00003D06, 00003D07, 00003D08, 00003D09, 00003D0B, 00003D0C, 00003D0D, 00003D0E

The extended attributes that are set to a JP1 event issued by the log file trapping function now include a monitor ID and monitor name.

The following items were added to the information that can be collected by the data collection tool:

• Assigning user rights

• Group policy

• Range of dynamic ports (IPV4)

• Range of dynamic ports (IPV6)

• Exclusive control of the integrated trace log

• Output destination of the integrated trace log

The number and size of the configuration management log files were changed.

Descriptions about the parameters defined in the communication protocol settings file were added.

Descriptions about the differences between the communication protocols of JP1/Base version 06-51 or earlier and JP1/Base version 06-71 or later were added.

Descriptions about the communication protocols specified during cluster setup were added.

Descriptions about the messages that are output when a request is denied by connection restriction were added.

The following messages were added:

KAJP1083-W, KAJP1084-I, KAJP1085-I, KAJP1086-W, KAJP1087-W, KAJP1350-I, KAJP1351-I, KAJP1352-E, KAJP1401-I, KAJP1402-E, KAJP1403-E, KAJP1404-I, KAJP1405-I, KAJP1406-E, KAJP1407-E, KAJP1408-I, KAJP1410-I, KAJP1411-E, KAJP1413-I, KAJP1414-I, KAJP1415-E, KAJP1416-I, KAJP1417-I, KAJP1418-I, KAJP1419-I, KAJP1420-I, KAJP1421-I, KAJP1422-I, KAJP1423-E, KAJP1424-I, KAJP1425-E, KAJP1426-I, KAJP1427-I, KAJP1428-I, KAJP1429-I, KAJP1430-I, KAJP1431-I, KAJP1432-E, KAJP1433-I, KAJP1434-E, KAJP1435-E, KNAM9001-I, KNAM9002-I, KNAM9003-E, KNAM9004-E, KNAM9005-E, KNAM9006-E, KNAM9007-E, KNAM9008-E, KNAM9009-E, KNAM9010-E, KNAM9011-W, KNAM9012-I, KNAM9013-E, KNAM9014-E, KNAM9015-W, KNAM9016-W, KNAM9020-I, KNAM9021-E, KNAM9022-I, KNAM9023-E, KNAM9024-I, KNAM9025-E, KNAM9026-I, KNAM9027-E, KNAM9028-W

The following messages were changed:

KAJP1033-E, KAVA0443-E, KAVA0590-E, KAVA0592-E, KAVA0678-E, KAVA0901-E, KAVA0906-E, KAVA3650-I, KAVA6726-E, KAVB2027-E, KAVB3098-E, KAVB3107-E, KNAM3130-E, KNAM3170-E

Visual C++(R) 2012 was added to the supported compilers.