4.2.1 Enabling the health check function
The health check function is disabled by default. How to enable the health check function is described below. In a cluster system, enable the health check function on both the physical hosts and logical hosts after you complete the setup of the logical hosts.
To enable the health check function:
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Register information to enable the health check function in the common definition information.
1-1 Copy the model file (jbshc_setup.conf.model) for the common definition settings file (health check function) using any file name.
1-2 Edit the copied file.
- 1-3 Execute the following commands:
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jbssetcnf file-name-of-copied-file
The health check function information is registered in the common definition information. The settings of the health check function are registered in the common definition information.
For details on the jbssetcnf command, see jbssetcnf in 15. Commands.
For details on the common definition settings file (health check function), see Common definition settings file (health check function) in 16. Definition Files.
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Edit the health check definition file (jbshc.conf).
Define the monitoring target host and monitoring interval. For details on the health check definition file, see Health check definition file in 16. Definition Files.
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Change the settings for forwarding JP1 events.
Add the following condition to the forwarding settings file (forward) to send JP1 events issued by the health check function to the higher-level management server.
E.OBJECT_TYPE IN JBSHC
For details on the forwarding settings file (forward), see Forwarding settings file in 16. Definition Files.
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Restart all JP1/Base services.
The health check function starts and process monitoring begins.
If the health check action definition file contains an error, the line that contains the error is ignored. If that line contains a value that can be assumed to replace the ignored value, the function works by assuming that value.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Upgrading from a cluster system environment with JP1/Base version 07-00 or earlier
If you are using a cluster system with JP1/Base version 07-00 or earlier, you must upgrade the logical host environment after performing an overwrite installation of JP1/Base version 07-51 or later. The settings to enable the health check function must be performed after upgrading the logical host environment settings.
For details on the upgrade procedure, see 3.2.3(5) Overwrite installation (for Windows) or 3.3.4(5) Overwrite installation (for UNIX).