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JP1 Version 12 JP1/SNMP System Observer Description, Operator's Guide and Reference


H.1 Variables that can be used

This section describes the variables that are available for the commands to be used for automated actions. For automated actions, see 2.5.2(4) Automated actions and remote commands.

The following table lists the variables.

Table H‒1: Variables that can be defined via automated action

Variable name

Value

Availability for resource collection

Availability for process monitoring

Availability for service monitoring

$DATE$

Event date (format: yyyy/mm/dd)

Y

Y

Y

$TIME$

Event time (format:hh:mm:ss)

Y

Y

Y

$SERVERNAME$

Name of the server to be monitored

Y

Y

Y

$IPADDRESS$

IP address of the server to be monitored

Y

Y

Y

$RSCID$

Target resource ID

Y

N

N

$CATEGORY$

Target resource category name

Y

N

N

$RSCNAME$

Target resource name

Y

N

N

$SUBRSCNAME$

Target resource subresource name

Y

N

N

$INSTANCE$

Target instance name

Y

N

N

$DATAVALUE$

Target data value

Y

N

N

$THRESHOLD_WAR$

Warning threshold for target resource

Y

N

N

$THRESHOLD_CRI$

Critical threshold for target resource

Y

N

N

$APPLICATION$

Target application name

N

Y

Y

$PROCESSNAME$

Target process name

  • For parent process:

    parent-process-name(process-type)

  • For child process:

    parent-process-name(process-type):child-process-name(process-type)

process-type:

Execution file name: F

Command line name: C

N

Y#

N

$PROCESSCOUNT$

Number of active target processes

N

Y#

N

$THRESHOLD_UP$

Upper threshold for target process

N

Y#

N

$THRESHOLD_LOW$

Lower threshold for target process

N

Y#

N

$STATUS$

Status the resource, application, or process after the change

  • For resource monitoring

    Not monitored: Unm

    Unrecognizable: Unk

    Normal: Nor

    Warning: War

    Critical: Cri

  • For process monitoring

    Unrecognizable: Unk

    Normal: Nor

    Warning: War

    Critical: Cri

Y

Y

Y

$SERVICENAME$

  • Service name

    service-name (type)

  • Type

    Service name: S

N

N

Y

$SERVICESTATUS$

  • Service operating status after the change

    Running: Running

    Stopped: Stopped

    Paused: Paused

    Starting: Start Pending

    Stopping: Stop Pending

    Pausing: Pause Pending

    Resuming: Continue Pending

    Invalid name: Invalid Name

    Unknown: Unknown

N

N

Y

Legend:

Y: The variable is available.

N: The variable is not available.

# You can only specify this variable in a situation that involves process status change.