B.1 Naming rules for service IDs and service keys

(a) If the product name display function is disabled

If the product name display function is disabled, the service ID format is the same for all services. The configuration of a service ID is shown below:

Figure B‒1: Example when the service ID is PN1001

The following describes components that make up the service ID.

• Product ID

  The product ID is a one-byte identifier that indicates the Performance Management program product that provides this service.

  For the PFM - Manager services and the Action Handler service, the product ID is P. For the health check agent, the product ID is 0.

  For details about the product ID for each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM, see the list of identifiers in the appendixes of each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM manual.

• Function ID

  The function ID is a one-byte identifier that indicates the function type for this service.

  The following table lists the function IDs and the service name for each function ID, and provides an overview of each function.

  Table B‒1: Service names and function IDs

  Function ID	Service name	Overview of function
  A	Agent Collector	Collects performance data
  	Remote Monitor Collector
  	Remote agent
  	Group agent
  C	Trap Generator	Issues client functions and SNMP traps
  E	Correlator	Controls event sending between services
  H	Action Handler	Executes actions
  M	Master Manager	Contains the main functionality of Performance Management
  N	Name Server	Manages the service configuration information within the system
  P	View Server	The communication server between PFM - Web Console and PFM - Manager
  S	Agent Store	Manages performance data and event data
  	Remote Monitor Store
  	Master Store
  T	Status Server	Manages the status of services

• Instance Number

  The instance number is an identifier that is a one-byte control number used by internal processing.

• Device ID

  The device ID is an identifier containing characters (1-255 bytes) that indicate the host (for example) on which this service has been started in the Performance Management system. The device ID differs in settings depending on the services.

  The following table describes the service name and the contents of the device ID.

  Table B‒2: Service names and device IDs

  Service name	Settings of device ID
  Name Server	Defaults to 001 and cannot be modified.
  Master Manager	Defaults to 001 and cannot be modified.
  View Server	Sets the host name.
  Correlator	Defaults to 001 and cannot be modified.
  Action Handler	Sets the host name.
  Trap Generator	Sets the host name.
  Agent Collector	Sets the host name when in a non-instance configuration. In an instance configuration, instance-name[host-name] is set.
  Remote Monitor Collector
  Agent Store	Sets the host name when in a non-instance configuration. In an instance configuration, instance-name[host-name] is set.
  Remote Monitor Store
  Remote agent	Sets the instance-name [monitored-target-name@Remote-Monitor-Collector-service-operating-host-name].
  Group agent	Sets the instance-name [group-name@Remote-Monitor-Collector-service-operating-host-name].
  Master Store	Defaults to 001 and cannot be modified.
  Status Server	Sets the host name.

(b) If the product name display function is enabled

If the product name display function is enabled, the service ID format will vary for each service. The following table describes the service name and the contents of the service ID.

Table B‒3: Service names and service IDs

Service name	Service ID
Name Server	<Name Server>
Master Manager	<Master Manager>
View Server	<View Server>
Correlator	<Correlator>
Action Handler	device-ID<Action Handler>
Trap Generator	<Trap Generator>
Agent Collector	device-ID<product-name>
Remote Monitor Collector
Remote agent
Group agent
Agent Store	device-ID<product-name>(Store)
Remote Monitor Store
Master Store	<Master Store>
Status Server	device-ID<Status Server>
Web Console#	<Web Console>

The following describes components that make up the service ID.

• Device ID

  The device ID is an identifier containing characters (1-255 bytes) that indicate the host (for example) on which this service has been started in the Performance Management system. The device ID differs in settings depending on the services. The service ID format is the same as the one used when the product name display function is disabled. For details about the contents of device IDs, see Table B-2 Service names and device IDs.

• Product name

  This indicates the product name of the PFM - Agent or PFM - RM.

(a) If the product name display function is disabled

Table B‒4: Service key list (if the product name display function is disabled)

Service key	Meaning
all	Indicates the services of all Performance Management programs. PFM - Web Console services are included if you specify links for start and stop with PFM - Web Console in the same host, and specify the services to execute the jpcspm start, jpcspm stop, and jpctool service list commands.
jp1pc	Indicates the services of all Performance Management programs. PFM - Web Console services are not included. You can only set this service key to execute jpcspm start, jpcspm stop, and jpctool service list commands.
mgr	Indicates the PFM - Manager service (except for the Action Handler service).
act	Indicates the Action Handler service.
stat	Indicates the Status Server service.
agt0	Indicates the services (Agent Collector and Agent Store) of the health check agent.
wc	Indicates the PFM - Web Console services.

For details about service keys for each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM, see the corresponding manual for each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM.

(b) If the product name display function is enabled

Table B‒5: Service key list (if the product name display function is enabled)

Service key	Description
Manager	Indicates the PFM - Manager services (except the Action Handler service).
AH	Indicates the Action Handler service.
StatSvr	Indicates the Status Server service.
HC	Indicates the health check agent services (Agent Collector and Agent Store).
WebConsole	Indicates the PFM - Web Console services.

Service keys specified during command execution are not case sensitive.

For details about service keys for each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM, see the corresponding manual for each PFM - Agent or PFM - RM. However, for PFM - Agent version 08-11 or earlier, see B.3 List of service keys for PFM - Agent version 08-11 or earlier (when the product name display function is enabled).