Auto-input definition file for the severity change definition (chsev_auto_list.conf)
- Organization of this page
Format
# comment-line [DEFAULT_NAME severity-changing-definition-name] attribute-name attribute-name . . attribute-name attribute-name
File
chsev_auto_list.conf
chsev_auto_list.conf.model (model file of the auto-input definition file for the severity change definition)
Storage directory
- In Windows
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- For a physical host:
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Console-path\conf\chsev\auto_list
- For a logical host:
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shared-folder\jp1cons\conf\chsev\auto_list
- In UNIX
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- For a physical host:
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/etc/opt/jp1cons/conf/chsev/auto_list
- For a logical host:
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shared-directory/jp1cons/conf/chsev/auto_list
Description
This file defines the JP1 event attribute that is set automatically when you select a JP1 event in the event list of the Event Console window, select View, and then Add Severity Change Definition Settings to open the Add Severity Change Definition Settings window. Also, the default severity changing definition name can be defined.
When the definitions are applied
The contents of the definition file take effect when Central Console starts, and when the definition is reloaded by executing the jco_spmd_reload command.
Information that is specified
- # comment-line
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A line beginning with a hash mark (#) is treated as a comment.
- DEFAULT_NAME severity-changing-definition-name
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Indicates the identifier that defines the severity changing definition name. The identifier must be written at the beginning of the file excluding the comment and blank lines.
The severity changing definition name specified for this parameter is displayed as the initial value when you select a JP1 event from the event list in the Event Console window, select View, and then Add Severity Change Definition Settings to open the Add Severity Change Definition Settings window.
Specify a character string of maximum of 40 bytes. Any characters, other than control characters (0x00 to 0x1F, and 0x7F to 0x9F), are permitted. If you specify over 40 bytes of characters, the characters from the 41st byte are dropped, and the first 40 bytes are treated as the severity changing definition name. If you omit this parameter, additional-severity-changing-definition is used as the severity-changing-definition-name.
- attribute-name
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For the auto-input definition file for the severity change definition, specify the JP1 event attribute which is set as an event condition when you select a JP1 event from the event list in the Event Console window, select View, and then Add Severity Change Definition Settings to open the Add Severity Change Definition Settings window. The attribute name condition specified for this parameter is displayed as the initial value when you select a JP1 event from the event list in the Event Console window, select View, and then Add Severity Change Definition Settings to open the Add Severity Change Definition Settings window.
For the definition item, specify one attribute name of the JP1 event to be set for each line.
The attribute name is case sensitive. Single-byte spaces or tabs before or after the attribute name are ignored.
Note that if you specify the same attribute name more than once, both values are ignored, and the KAVB1935-W message is output to the integrated trace log file.
JP1 event attributes are displayed automatically in the Event conditions section of the Severity Change Definition Settings window in the order they were written in the display item definition file for the severity change definition (chsev_attr_list.conf).
The following table lists the specifiable attribute names.
Table 2‒60: List of display items No.
Display item
Attribute name
1
Event source host name#
E.JP1_SOURCEHOST
2
Registered host name
B.SOURCESERVER
3
Event level
E.SEVERITY
4
Object type
E.OBJECT_TYPE
5
Object name
E.OBJECT_NAME
6
Root object type
E.ROOT_OBJECT_TYPE
7
Root object name
E.ROOT_OBJECT_NAME
8
Occurrence
E.OCCURRENCE
9
User name
E.USER_NAME
10
Message
B.MESSAGE
11
Product name
E.PRODUCT_NAME
12
Event ID
B.ID
13
Destination event server name
B.DESTSERVER
14
Reason for registration
B.REASON
15
Source process ID
B.PROCESSID
16
Source user name
B.USERNAME
17
Source user ID
B.USERID
18
Source group name
B.GROUPNAME
19
Source group ID
B.GROUPID
20
Object ID
E.OBJECT_ID
21
Result code
E.RESULT_CODE