3.9.1 Commands used to set up the system

You can execute the setup commands and some of the commands used to set up the Store database in the non-interactive format. The non-interactive format enables you to continue processing by specifying options and importing definition files without having to request entry of user responses. This format is useful when you have to set up many monitoring targets.

Organization of this subsection

(1) Setup commands
(2) Commands used to set up process monitoring
(3) Commands used to set up the Store database
(4) Commands used to set up the Performance Management functions
(5) Commands used for configuring a linkage with other systems
(6) Commands used to create and edit agent levels
(7) Commands used to create and edit business groups
(8) Commands used to set Performance Management to run in an IPv6 environment

(1) Setup commands

The following are types of setup commands:

Commands used to set up monitoring managers and monitoring agents
Commands used to specify the settings of encrypted communication
Commands used to set up the monitoring targets of PFM - RM
Commands used to set up an instance environment
Commands used to set up the cluster system

(a) Commands used to set up monitoring managers and monitoring agents

Commands used to set up monitoring managers and monitoring agents include commands that specify PFM - Manager for the connection destination of PFM - Agent or PFM - RM, specify settings when you add PFM - Agent or PFM - RM, and specify port numbers used in Performance Management.

Figure 3‒36: Overview of the commands used to set up monitoring managers and monitoring agents

Table 3‒10: List of the main commands used to set up monitoring managers and monitoring agents
Command	Description
`jpcconf mgrhost`	Displays, sets and changes PFM - Manager for the connection destination
`jpcconf agent setup`	Additionally sets up a new PFM - Agent or PFM - RM
`jpcwagtsetup`	Additionally sets up a new PFM - Agent or PFM - RM to PFM - Web Console
`jpcconf port`	Displays and sets the port number used in Performance Management
`jpcconf host`	Renames the monitoring host in the Performance Management system, or changes the method for obtaining the monitoring host name

(b) Commands used to specify the settings of encrypted communication

Commands used to specify the settings of encrypted communication include commands that create a certificate signing request (CSR) file for obtaining a server certificate and create a self-signed certificate file for test.

Table 3‒11: Commands used to specify the settings of encrypted communication
Command	Description
`jpcwconf https disable`	Disables encrypted communication between the Web browser and the monitoring console server.
`jpcwconf https display`	Displays the status of encrypted communication between the Web browser and the monitoring console server.
`jpcwconf https enable`	Enables encrypted communication between the Web browser and the monitoring console server.
`jpcwtool https create certreq`	Creates a certificate signing request (CSR) file for obtaining a server certificate, a private key file, and a private key password file.
`jpcwtool https create provcert`	Creates a self-signed certificate file and private key file to be used for testing.
`jpcwtool https output certtext`	Outputs server certificate information to the standard output.

(c) Commands used to set up the monitoring targets of PFM - RM

Commands used to set up the monitoring targets of PFM - RM include commands to add, delete, and display the monitoring targets of PFM - RM.

Table 3‒12: List of the main commands used to set up the monitoring targets of PFM - RM
Command	Description
`jpcconf target setup`	Adds monitoring targets of PFM - RM
`jpcconf target unsetup`	Deletes the monitoring targets of PFM - RM
`jpcconf target list`	Lists the monitoring targets of PFM - RM
`jpcconf target display`	Displays the settings for the monitoring targets of PFM - RM

(d) Commands used to set up an instance environment

Commands used to set up an instance environment include commands to create, delete, and display the instance environment.

Table 3‒13: List of the main commands used to set up an instance environment
Command	Description
`jpcconf inst setup`	Creates an instance environment
`jpcconf inst unsetup`	Deletes an instance environment
`jpcconf inst list`	Displays an instance environment

(e) Commands used to set up the cluster system

Commands used to set up the cluster system include a command used to operate the logical host.

Table 3‒14: Main command used to set up the cluster system
Command	Description
`jpcconf ha`	Used to operate the logical host in the cluster system

(f) Command used to set up the monitoring console server

The command used to set up PFM - Web Console can be used to set up the monitoring console server.

Table 3‒15: Command used to set up the monitoring console server
Command	Description
`jpcwsvsetup`	Used to set up PFM - Web Console

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(2) Commands used to set up process monitoring

Commands used to set up process monitoring include the commands for adding, deleting, outputting, and displaying application definitions.

Table 3‒16: Main commands used to set up process monitoring
Command	Description
`jpcprocdef create`	Creates and edits application definitions
`jpcprocdef delete`	Deletes application definitions
`jpcprocdef list`	Displays a list of application definition names
`jpcprocdef output`	Outputs the contents of application definitions

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(3) Commands used to set up the Store database

Commands used to set up the Store database include commands to change the Store database version.

Table 3‒17: List of the main commands used to set up the Store database
Command	Description
`jpcconf db vrset`	Changes the Store database version
`jpcconf db display`	Displays the status of the Store service and the Store version
`jpcconf db define`	Displays or modifies the settings of the Store service

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(4) Commands used to set up the Performance Management functions

Commands used to set up the Performance Management functions include commands used to check whether the status management and health check functions are enabled or disabled, and to display information about the functions.

Table 3‒18: List of the main commands used to set up the Performance Management functions
Command	Description
`jpcconf stat`	Checks whether the status management function is enabled or disabled, and displays information about the function
`jpcconf hc`	Checks whether the health check function is enabled or disabled, and displays information about the function
`jpcconf prodname`	Enables and disables the product name display function. Displays the settings for this function

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(5) Commands used for configuring a linkage with other systems

The commands used to configure a link with other systems include the command to enable or disable the JP1/IM linkage function and the command to enable or disable linkage with JP1/IM2.

Table 3‒19: Main command used to set up linkage with other systems
Command	Description
`jpcconf im`	Enables or disables the linkage facility to JP1/IM
`jpcconf im2`	Enables or disables linkage with JP1/IM2

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(6) Commands used to create and edit agent levels

The commands used to create and edit agent levels include the command for exporting the definition of agent levels to a file and the command for importing the definition of agent levels from a file.

Table 3‒20: List of the commands used to create and edit agent levels
Command	Description
`jpcconf agttree export`	Exports the definition of agent levels to a file
`jpcconf agttree import`	Imports the definition of agent levels from a file

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(7) Commands used to create and edit business groups

The commands used to create and edit business groups include the commands for exporting and importing business group definition information.

Table 3‒21: List of commands used to create and edit business groups
Command	Description
`jpcconf bgdef check`	Checks the contents of a business group definition file
`jpcconf bgdef delete`	Deletes business group definition information
`jpcconf bgdef display`	Displays business group definition information
`jpcconf bgdef export`	Exports business group definition information to a file
`jpcconf bgdef import`	Imports business group definition information from a file
`jpcconf bgdef list`	Displays a list of business group names

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(8) Commands used to set Performance Management to run in an IPv6 environment

The commands used to set Performance Management to run in an IPv6 environment include the commands for enabling and disabling the IPv6 usage settings and the command for displaying the IPv6 usage settings.

Table 3‒22: List of commands used to set Performance Management to run in an IPv6 environment
Command	Description
`jpcconf ipv6 enable`	Enables usage of Performance Management in an IPv6 environment
`jpcconf ipv6 disable`	Disables usage of Performance Management in an IPv6 environment
`jpcconf ipv6 display`	Displays a window containing the settings of the usage of Performance Management in an IPv6 environment

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