12.3.3 Setup for linking with JP1/IM (settings for displaying reports from events in the Central Console)

Specify the following settings to display a report about the host on which a problem occurred, from a JP1 event displayed in the JP1/IM Central Console.

For details about the versions required to display reports for such hosts from JP1 events, see 12.3.1 Prerequisites for installation when linking with JP1/IM.

1. Copy the performance report definition file (performance.conf) from the PFM - Web Console installation directory to the location in JP1/IM - Manager as follows:

   • The copy-source location is as follows:

   In Windows:

   installation-directory-for-PFM-Web-Console\sample\imconf

   In UNIX:

   /opt/jp1pcwebcon/sample/imconf

   • The copy-destination location is as follows:

   In Windows:

   Physical host: Console-path\conf\console\performance\

   Logical host: environment-folder\jp1cons\conf\console\performance

   In UNIX:

   Physical host: /etc/opt/jp1cons/conf/console/performance/

   Logical host: environment-directory/jp1cons/conf/console/performance

2. Open the performance report definition file you stored in step 1. Then, on the second line, specify the URL for logging on to PFM - Web Console for the connection destination.

   • For example, if the communication protocol is http, and PFM - Web Console for the connection destination has the host name PFM-WebCon and port number 20358, specify as follows:

     #the definition file for displaying performance reports

     http://PFM-WebCon:20358/PFMWebConsole/login.do

   • As the character encoding for saving the file you edited, use the language encoding specified for running JP1/IM - Manager. In Windows, use Shift JIS encoding (MS932). In UNIX, use the character encoding specified in the LANG environment variable in /etc/opt/jp1base/conf/jp1bs_env.conf on the host running JP1/IM - Manager.

3. Instances of PFM - Web Console other than the one specified in the performance report definition file in step 2 might also monitor the host on which the problem occurred. In this case, edit the initialization file (config.xml) on the PFM - Web Console host specified in the performance report definition file.

   Items to edit

   host, port, and https under the <search-WebConsole> tag under the <vsa> tag

   Editing method

   Define the host name, port number, and encrypted communication setting for an instance of PFM - Web Console not specified in the performance report definition file. To define multiple instances of PFM - Web Console, define the <search-WebConsole> tag for the number of instances of PFM - Web Console.

   Example of a definition

   <vsa>
           <search-WebConsole>
               <param name="host" value="PFMWebCon2"/>
               <param name="port" value="20358"/>
               <param name="https" value="ON"/>
           </search-WebConsole>
           <search-WebConsole>
               <param name="host" value="PFMWebCon3"/>
               <param name="port" value="20358"/>
               <param name="https" value="OFF"/>
           </search-WebConsole>
   </vsa>

4. Use JP1/IM to map the host on which the problem (which triggered the JP1 event) occurred to the event-issuing event server.

   This setting is required if the host on which the problem occurred is different from the event-issuing event server, and the JP1 event is issued by a product other than JP1/AJS3. For details, see the JP1/Integrated Management 2 - Manager Configuration Guide.

5. In JP1/IM - Manager, restart the service or execute the jco_spmd_reload command.

   If you are logged on to JP1/IM - View, exit JP1/IM - View, and then log on again.

6. Restart the PFM - Web Console service.

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