16.3.1 Configuring the status management function

Organization of this subsection

(1) Setting up the status management function

(1) Setting up the status management function

The status management function is a function provided by PFM - Manager and PFM - Base.

The status management function is enabled by default if PFM - Base or PFM - Manager version 08-00 or later is newly installed. However, the setting prior to installation is used in the following cases:

When PFM - Manager version 06-70 to 07-10 is upgraded to version 08-00 or later
When a new installation of version 08-00 or later of PFM - Manager or PFM - Base is performed in an environment where version 06-70 to 07-00 of PFM - Agent is installed

Because Performance Management versions 06-70 to 07-00 do not have the status management function, the setting is disabled.

The following describes how to enable and disable the status management function.

Note:: The Status Server service for the status management function is assigned a fixed port number by default.

(a) Enabling the status management function

To enable the status management:

Stop Performance Management services.

If Performance Management services are running on a physical host, stop the services by using the following command:
```
jpcspm stop -key jp1pc
```
To stop Performance Management services on a logical host, use the cluster software.
Execute the jpcconf stat enable command.

To enable the status management function, use the following command:
```
jpcconf stat enable
```
Check the status of the status management function.

To confirm that the status of the status management function is available, use the following command:
```
jpcconf stat display
```
Start Performance Management services.

To start all Performance Management services on a physical host, use the following command:
```
jpcspm start -key jp1pc
```
To start all of Performance Management's services on a logical host, use the cluster software.

(b) Disabling the status management function

To disable the status management function:

Stop Performance Management services.

If Performance Management services are running on a physical host, stop the services by using the following command:
```
jpcspm stop -key jp1pc
```
To stop Performance Management services on a logical host, use the cluster software.
Execute the jpcconf stat disable command.

To disable the status management function, use the following command:
```
jpcconf stat disable
```
Check the status of the status management function.

To confirm that the status of the status management function is unavailable, use the following command:
```
jpcconf stat display
```
Start Performance Management services.

To start all of Performance Management services on a physical host, use the following command:
```
jpcspm start -key jp1pc
```
To start all of Performance Management services on a logical host, use the cluster software.

Note:: The service key that can be specified by the jpcspm start and jpcspm stop commands differs depending on whether the status management function is enabled or disabled.

For details on each command, see the manual JP1/Performance Management Reference.

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