2.12 Collecting and distributing Event Service definition information when IM Configuration Management is used (for UNIX)
This section describes the collection and distribution of Event Service definition information when IM Configuration Management is used.
When you use IM Configuration Management, you use IM Configuration Management - View to collect and distribute Event Service definition information.
In a system consisting of JP1/Base and JP1/IM, the manager can collect and distribute in batch mode Event Service definition information from and to multiple hosts on which JP1/Base version 9 or later is running. This means that you can use the manager to centrally manage Event Service definition information for each host without having to check and define the definition information at each host.
When you use IM Configuration Management, you can collect and distribute the following definition information:
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Forwarding settings file
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Log file trap operation definition file
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Log-file trap startup definition file
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Local action definition file
When you use IM Configuration Management, you can collect Event Service definition information by collecting profiles (valid configuration information and configuration files) on the Host List or IM Configuration page in the IM Configuration Management window. For details about how to collect profiles, see 3.5.1(2) Collecting profiles.
Furthermore, if you use IM Configuration Management, you can distribute Event Service definition information to the hosts on which JP1/Base is running by applying edited information to the configuration file on the Host List or IM Configuration page in the IM Configuration Management window. For details about how to apply edited information to the configuration files, see 3.5.1(6) Applying edited information in configuration files.