6.4.3 Proxy definition file (apmproxy.conf)
Define IP Address (e.g. IP address of a proxy server) as the event destination.APM issue an event to the monitoring manager via host that have the above IP Address. You should define this file in the following environments.
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There is NAT between APM and SSO.
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IP Addresses that can connect each other are different for each segments.
After modifying this file, perform either of the following tasks:
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Execute the apmchg command with the -a option to reload the file.
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Restart APM.
The hosts to which APM posts startup events are posted are ordered by priorities as follows:
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Proxy definition file (apmproxy.conf)
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Startup event destination definition file (apmdest.conf)
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/etc/SnmpAgent.d/snmpd.conf or SNMP service destination
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Format
In the proxy definition file, specify a semicolon-separated pair consisting of the IP Address of the host (e.g. IP address of a proxy server) and the IP address of the monitoring manager. In addition to comment lines, portions after a number sign (#) are treated as comments.
The following is a format of a proxy definition file.
![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/SS07J400.GIF)
(2) Description
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Item |
Value |
|---|---|
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IP-address-like-a-proxy-server |
Specify the IP address or host name (e.g. IP address of a proxy server) by using no more than 255 bytes. |
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monitoring-manager-IP-address |
Specify the IP address or host name by using characters up to 255 bytes. This IP address or host name indicates a monitoring manager. The monitoring manager is the destination of events issued by APM, and those events are issued via other host(e.g. a proxy server). If there are multiple monitoring manager, specify all IP addresses or host names. |
(3) Example
The following is an example of defining the proxy definition file.
![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/SS060250.GIF)