2.2.2 List of Definition Files for Managers and List of Definition Files(host-name) windows

(1) Upload Definition Files dialog box

The Upload Definition Files dialog box is used to upload a definition file.

When you perform an upload, the commands required to change the configuration of the definition file (such as reloading) are also executed automatically after the upload.

The display items of the Upload Definition Files dialog box are shown below.

Select Files (*. zip)

Specifies to the compressed file^# of the definition file to be uploaded as a character string of up to 200 bytes. Allowed characters are single-byte alphanumeric characters, single-byte spaces, "-", "_", ".". Control characters cannot be entered.

The maximum size of a file that can be specified is 10MB.

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The name of the compressed file specified in the upload is arbitrary. The file format is the same as the compressed file to download.

In addition to the entity of the definition file to be uploaded, the compressed file must include a property file that contains information about the file to be uploaded. The property file contains the definition file name and information about the file path. For details about property files, see Definition file properties file (imdd_file_properties.json) and Definition file property file (jpc_file_properties.json) in Chapter 2. Definition Files in the JP1/Integrated Management 3 - Manager Command, Definition File and API Reference.

Browse button

Display the input window for specifying the file to upload.

Upload button

The upload confirmation window is displayed.

Click the OK button to upload the specified file and add the uploaded file to the definition file list. ^#1

If there is no entry in the text area of the Select Files (*. zip), this button is inactive.

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Note the following when performing an upload:

• Before updating the definition file, check Chapter 2. Definition Files in the JP1/Integrated Management 3 - Manager Command, Definition File and API Reference to make sure that the format and character code of the definition file are correct.

  If the definition file is invalid, the update may fail. If updating of the definition file fails, an JP1 event is sent. Check the details of JP1 event that occurred and take appropriate action.

• Some services are restarted automatically when you update the definition file. For the service to be restarted, see the explanation of each definition file in Chapter 2. Definition Files in the JP1/Integrated Management 3 - Manager Command, Definition File and API Reference.

  When the service is restarted, monitoring may be temporarily stopped. In addition, in a clustered configuration, a failover may occur due to ^#2 of setting the outage detection times for the service targets monitored by the cluster software.

  Therefore, update the definition file during maintenance.

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Depending on the specifications of the machine and the load on the system, the service is restarted for each update of one definition file, so the estimated stop detection time is about one minute for each definition file.

For example, if you are updating 10 definition files at the same time, specify 10 minutes as the cluster software stop detection time.

If you cannot increase the detection time, log in to the host without using the definition file operation facility and update the definition file directly.

Close button

Close this dialog box.

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(2) Generate Tree Information dialog box

The Generate Tree Information dialog box is used to generate tree information in the integrated manager.

The display items of the Generate Tree Information dialog box is shown below.

OK button

Click this to request the manager specified in the integrated manager host to generate tree information.

Cancel button

Close this dialog box.

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(3) Apply Tree Information dialog box

The Apply Tree Information dialog box is used to reflect the tree information in the integration manager.

The display items of the Apply Tree Information dialog box is shown below.

OK button

Clicking this button imports IM management node-related files tree into Intelligent Integrated Management Base and creates IM management node.

Application method

Select the reflection method from the pull-down menu. The default is Configuration change mode.

• New and rebuilding mode: Specify this in the following cases:

  - New build

  - Fixing build errors

  - When the IM database is backed up (jimdbbackup command) and recovered (jimdbrecover command)

  - When the Integrated monitoring DB is unset (jcodbunsetup command) and re-set up (jcodbsetup command)

  - Upgrading JP1/IM - Manager in an environment that uses an Intelligent Integrated Management infrastructure

  - Configuration change mode: In addition to correcting construction errors, it is specified when the addition, deletion, and modification of the management of the Intelligent Integrated Management infrastructure are reflected.

• Configuration change mode: Specify this mode to reflect addition, deletion, or modification of Intelligent Integrated Management Base managed objects in addition to the modification of build errors.

Cancel button

Close this dialog box.

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(4) List of Secrets dialog box

The List of Secrets dialog box is a window for managing secrets used by integrated agents.

The display items of the List of Secrets dialog box are shown below.

Title

Displays the List of Secrets(host-name). The host name is the host name of the target integrated agent.

Secret key

Enter the secret key to be added, up to 1024 characters. Characters within ASCII code 0x20 to 0x7E can be entered.

Secret

Enter the secret to add, up to 1024 characters. Characters within ASCII code 0x20 to 0x7E can be entered. The entered characters are displayed in the abbreviation of • •.

Add button

You can add the contents entered in Secret key and Secret to the List of Secrets. Add is displayed in Changes made of the added secret.

Show Only Updated Secrets check box

When this check box is selected, only secrets whose changes are not blank are displayed in the List of Secrets.

List of Secrets

Lists the secrets that are managed on the target host in ascending secret key order. You can sort by the Secret key column. 10 items are displayed in the list. The number of items displayed per page is 200. A scroll bar appears if you cannot list all secrets.

If there is no single secret, NO DATA is displayed.

button (previous page)

Displays the previous page of the secret list.

Display area

Displays the number of secrets that correspond to the search conditions and the displayed area of the current page in the format of "x to y/z".

button (next page)

Displays the next page of the secret list.

Secret key search

Enter the secret key to be searched, up to 1024 characters. Characters within ASCII code 0x20 to 0x7E can be entered. Filter the secret list by secret key with the entered character string.

Search button

Performs a partial search with the contents entered in the secret key search and displays the search results in the secret list.

Delete check box

Check the row of the secret you want to delete.

Changes made

The following items are displayed according to the settings.

Initial State	Operation Description
	Add	Update	Deleted
Blank	-	Update	Deleted
Add	-	Add	Disappear the run
Update	-	Update	Deleted
Deleted	Update	Update	Deleted

Secret key

The secret key is displayed.

Secret

The secret is displayed in ** asterisk.

Edit button

Click this button to display the Edit Secret dialog box.

Secret key

The selected secret key in the List of Secrets dialog box is displayed. Cannot be edited.

Secret

Enter the secret to edit using up to 1024 characters. You can enter characters within 0x20 to 0x7E of ASCII codes. The entered characters are displayed in the abbreviation of • •.

Update button

The edited contents are reflected in the List of Secrets dialog box. Update is displayed in Changes made of the target secret.

Cancel button

Close the dialog box.

Delete button

Delete is displayed in Changes made of the secret of the row selected by the Delete check box.

Apply button

A confirmation window for adding, updating, or deleting a secret appears. Click the OK button to apply the addition, update, or deletion of the secret to the target host.

Close button

A confirmation window for the exit of the List of Secrets dialog box appears. Click the OK button to close the List of Secrets dialog box.

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