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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - User’s Guide

i V2.4 User’s Guide

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Screens For convenience of explanation, only the part of the screen needed for operation is shown. The user should key in the bold element shown.

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Information screen] edit box Item Explanation [Setting the refresh interval of a Product Information screen] edit box Specify the refresh interval (

Page 5 - Preface

92 4 Appendixes Appendixes

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Appendix 1 Agent Information Add/Delete Tool The Agent Information Add/Delete Tool is available for an administrator to add or delete Agent inform

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Appendix 2 Management Proxy Add/Delete Tool The Management Proxy Add/Delete Tool can be used to add or delete a Management Proxy name in the setti

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Appendix 3 Alert Message Function If a fault occurs in an Agent, the Alert Message function displays the Alert Message window on the Manager scre

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The Alert Message window is shown below: Alert Message window  Alert Message window Item Explanation -Agent- column Displays the Agent in which

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When the [Detail] button is clicked or an event is selected and double-clicked in the list view, the following detail window is displayed. Detail

Page 11 - Configuring HarnessEye/web

Appendix 4 Local Configuration Tool If the HEW Agent function is installed, the Local Configuration Tool can configure an Agent regardless of the av

Page 12 - 1.1 Outline

Buzzer Control screen If the alarm buzzer is sounding due a hardware fault, the [Buzzer Stop] button can be pressed to stop the buzzer.  Buzze

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Chapter 1 Configuring HarnessEye/web 1 Chapter Configuring HarnessEye/web

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Panel Control screen This screen is displayed when the server is MAGNIA Z300 / MAGNIA Z310. In “Panel View 1,” information specific to the machine cu

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Setting of transmittingTrap to Insight Manager screen If a fault occurs in a server, it is possible to transmit a SNMP trap to a Compaq Insight Manag

Page 16 - 1.2 Operating Environment

Appendix 5 Virtual Private Network Setting Virtual Private Networking (VPN) is a security technology that enables secure communication between busin

Page 17 - 1.3 Components

Configure Port Usage window In the [Configure Port Usage] window, select the [Receive calls only] check box in [Port Usage], and then click [OK] In

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RAS Server TCP/IP Configuration window Because DHCP and DNS are not used, make settings as follows: Select one of items in the [Allow remote TCP/I

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Remote Access Permissions window In [Users], select a user to whom remote access permission is to be given, select the [Grant dialin permission to u

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1.3 Guest Configuration Procedure Selecting “Network,” “Properties,” and then “Protocols” tab Open [Network] [Properties] and then click the [Protoc

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Network properties In the [Network] dialog box, verify that “Point To Point Tunneling Protocol” has been added, and then click [Close]. Starting Dia

Page 22 - 1.3.3 Security

Dial-Up Networking window Click [Close]. Finally, install the service pack before this configuration procedure, or the service pack of a version ne

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1.4 Procedure for Connection from the Guest Starting Dial-Up Networking Open [My Computer] and then double-click [Dial-Up Networking] to start [Dial

Page 24 - Installing HarnessEye/web

1.1 Outline 1.1.1 Outline of Harness Eye Web HEW is software used in managing the operation of Toshiba Intel Architecture servers. HEW is web-based

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1.5 Verifying Connection on the Guest Side Opening Dial-Up Networking Monitor Open the [Control Panel] and then double-click [Dial-Up Networking Mon

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2 Connection between Windows2000 Server and Windows2000 Professional 2.1 Connection Configuration In this configuration, the Windows 2000 Professio

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Internet Connection window In [Internet connections], select the Internet connection to be used by this server, and then click [Next]. IP Address A

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Address Range Assignment window Click [New]. New Address Range window Specify the [Start IP address] and [End IP address] of the address for the v

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Managing Multiple Remote Access Servers window Because [RADIUS] is not used, select the [No, I don’t want to set up this server to use RADIUS now] a

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Adding Remote Access Policies Here is an example of how to give access permission to the domain administrator. Before doing the following, select [A

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Select Attribute window In [Attribute types], select the type of the attribute to be added, then click [Add]. In this example, [Windows-Groups] is s

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Verifying the added policy In the [Remote Access Policies] window displayed from [Routing and Remote Access], verify the added policy. 117

Page 33 - 2.3 Removing HarnessEye/web

2.3 Guest Configuration Procedure Opening Network Connection Wizard Open the [Control Panel] and then double-click [Network and Dial-up Connections]

Page 34 - Operating HarnessEye/web

Destination Address window Specify the name or IP address of the host in [Host name or IP address], and then click [Next]. In this example, specify

Page 35 - 3.1 Starting HarnessEye/web

1.1.2 Outline of Individual Functions This section provides an outline of individual functions of HEW. Fault list display function It is the functi

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2.4 Procedure for Connection from the Guest Opening the Network and Dial-up Connections Open the [Control Panel] and then double-click [Network and

Page 37 - 3.1.3 Agent List screen

2.5 Verifying Connection on the Guest Side Opening the Network and Dial-up Connections Open the [Control Panel] and then double-click [Network and D

Page 38 - 3.1.4 Remote Console screen

Appendix 6 Remote Console Function Setting When a remote console function is used, please use after making the following preparations. - Installing

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After that, install it by following the instructions given on the dialog. - Installing "TSAC Web package" on a Management Proxy machine Pl

Page 40 - 3.2 Main screen

Appendix 7 Message List 1 Sensor list The following Sensor Types/Sensor Names displayed by the Sensor Status screen. The sensor on the system board

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The sensor on the system board (MAGNIA Z310) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #01 Base Board +1.25V #05 Base Board +2.5V #09

Page 42 - 3.3 Function Screens

The sensor on the system board (MAGNIA Z500) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #01 Base Board +1.25V (ch.A) #02 Base Board +1.25

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The sensor on the expansion systems (MAGNIA Z300 / MAGNIA Z310 / MAGNIA Z500) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #C0 Expansion Disk1

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The sensor on the system board (MAGNIA3200) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #00 Terminator Voltage #0C Bridge Voltage #0D Proce

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The sensor on the system board (MAGNIA3300) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #00 DIMM Terminator Voltage #01 Processor 1 Voltag

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Fault report function If a fault occurs in the Agent machine, fault information can be reported to the Management Console. There are two ways to sen

Page 47 - 3.3.3 Sensor Status screen

The sensor on the system board (MAGNIA550D) Sensor type & ID Hex Sensor Name Voltage #21 Processor 1 VRM #20 Processor 2 VRM #22 Bas

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2 Port number list The port number used by HEW is as follows. Port number Purpose of use 5214 Agent Information Communication 5215 Alert Message

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Appendix 8 Enterprise Association When some faults occur in the server, the faults can be informed to each of the managers of Compaq Insight Manager

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For FMT files, it is as follows. FORMAT NT_Base %t %s %s %s %s %s %s %s* hostname DEFAULT origin DEFAULT category $3 eventType $4 sid $5 sub_sou

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(Continued) // Date year category 'Information' SID App ID Message FORMAT NT_Info %t %s %s Information %s* hostname DEFAULT origin D

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Index A Agent... 7 Agent Entry...

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HarnessEye/web V2.4 User’s Guide  2003, TOSHIBA CORPORATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Trap transmitting to a Compaq Insight Manager function If a fault occurs in server, it is possible to transmit a SNMP trap to a Compaq Insight Manage

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1.2 Operating Environment 1.2.1 Operating environment The requirements for HEW operation are as follows: [Management Console] CPU Pentium II, 300MH

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1.3 Components 1.3.1 Roles of each component (1) Agent If a fault is detected in the Agent machine, the Agent reports it to the Management Proxy.

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Notice When you set up the HEW Agent function, an Agent must meet the following conditions.  The Node Name is IP reachable with TCP/IP and it i

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(2) Management Proxy The Management Proxy collects fault reports from the Agent and stores them, and also relays settings from the Management Consol

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When two Management Proxies are provided in a system, the servers must be set up to prevent alarm reports sent to Management Console from being dupl

Page 61 - 3.3.8 Error Log screen

(3) Management Console The Management Console receives fault information from the Management Proxy and displays them as Alert Messages to notify the

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1.3.2 Notes on System Configurations Minimum configuration In an environment with only one server, all modules are installed in one server. In th

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displayed and a remote console function is not available. If the level is "Low", when you use a remote console function, "Terminal Ser

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14 hapter 2 2 Chapter 2 2 Chapter Installing HarnessEye/web

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2.1 Preparation for Installation The HarnessEye/web installation procedure is described here. Installing the Management Proxy function 1.

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To enable an Agent to output SNMP traps or display Agent information on the Management Console, the SNMP properties must be properly set up in advanc

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2.2 Installing HarnessEye/web Install HarnessEye/web as shown below. 1. Starting a setup Log on, with administrator authority, to Windows NT® or Wind

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3-1. Installing the Management Console function Select the Management Console function and click the “Next” button. The Management Proxy setting d

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3-3. Installing the Agent function Select the Agent function and the components you need to install. The components which can select whether it in

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Important Alert MessagesThis document contains important information to be observed for prevention of damage to users and bystanders or their prope

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Click the “Next” button. The agent information registration dialog box is displayed. Specify whether to register the Agent with the Management

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After specifying Management Proxy(s), click the “Next” button. The alias entry dialog box is displayed. If you want to assign an alias to the Ag

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4. Completing a setup When installation finishes normally, the dialog box shown below is displayed. 22

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2.3 Removing HarnessEye/web In WindowsNT® , open the “Control Panel” and double-click “Add/Remove Programs” to display the “Add/Remove Programs Prope

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24 3 Chapter 3 3 Chapter Operating HarnessEye/web

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3.1 Starting HarnessEye/web To start HEW, select [Start] from the Windows taskbar and then select [Program], [HEW], and [LocalHTML]. 3.1.1 Manageme

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3.1.2 Remote Power Control (Management Proxy) screen The following screen is displayed when the Management Proxy machine is MAGNIA Z300 / Z310 / Z50

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3.1.3 Agent List screen The Agents under management are listed.  Agent List screen Item Explanation -Management Proxy- Displays the names or the

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3.1.4 Remote Console screen When you click a Remote Console start button on an Agent List screen, the Remote Console screen is displayed. As this

Page 80 - 3.3.13 Performance screen

After the Operating System starts on the Agent machine, the screen shown below is displayed. Please log in by the user of an administrator author

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Notice on Use Program and data protection ¤ To prepare for recovery from damage to or loss of programs and data, back up important programsand

Page 82 - 3.3.14 Configuration screen

3.2 Main screen 3.2.1 Main screen When you click the Agent on the Agent List screen, the screen shown below is displayed.  Main screen Item Expl

Page 83 -  CAUTION

The following function names are listed in the left pane. MAGNIA Z300 MAGNIA Z310 MAGNIA Z500 V1.x V2.x V2.x V2.x Function In Out In Out

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3.3 Function Screens 3.3.1 Summary screen [While the Operating System is running] When you click Summary, the screen shown below is displayed. The u

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 Sensor and disk status Item Explanation -Normal- Displays that all the sensors (disks) are in a normal state or have some information. -Abnormal-

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Item Explanation Memory Displays the memory information. -Available Bytes- Displays the number of usable bytes of the physical memory. -Page Faul

Page 87 - 3.4 Advanced Settings

[While the Operating System is stopped] When you click Summary, the screen shown below is displayed.  Summary screen (While the Operating System

Page 88 - 3.4.2 Agent Entry screen

3.3.2 Product Information screen When you click Product Information, the screen shown below is displayed.  Product Information screen Item Expla

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3.3.3 Sensor Status screen [While the Operating System is running] When you click Sensor Status, the screen shown below is displayed.  Sensor St

Page 90 - 3.4.3 DB Maintenance screen

Meanings of status icons Image Severity Normal Information Warning Error Unknown [When the Operating System is stopped] When you click Senso

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3.3.4 IDE RAID Status screen When you click IDE RAID Status, the screen shown below is displayed.  IDE RAID Status screen Item Explanation -Con

Page 92 - 3.4.4 DB Backup screen

Preface This document explains how to install and operate “HarnessEye/web Version 2.4” (hereafter referred to as HEW). HEW is software used for opera

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Item Explanation -Array- Displays disk array information. -Index- Displays the array index. -Array ID- Displays the array ID. -Mode- Displays th

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3.3.5 SCSI RAID Status screen When you click SCSI RAID Status, the screen shown below is displayed. According to the type of RAID controller instal

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Item Explanation -Logical- Displays information on the logical drive. -Index- Displays the index number of the array’s logical drive . -Status- D

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 SCSI RAID Status screen (In the case of the RAID controller TAH/T100) Item Explanation -Adapter- Displays adapter information. -Adapter Number- D

Page 97 - 3.4.7 Email Address screen

Item Explanation -Physical- Displays information on the physical drive. -Adapter Number- Displays the adapter number. -Channel Number- Displays t

Page 98 - 3.4.8 Email Contents screen

3.3.6 Mobile IP Software screen When you click Mobile IP Software, the screen shown below is displayed. This screen is displayed when Mobile IP Soft

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 Mobile IP Software screen (Service Status tab) Item Explanation [Mobile IP Software FA service] Specifies the state of the service. [Mobile IP Sof

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PC List Tab  Mobile IP Software screen (PC List tab) Item Explanation -PC List- Displays a list of PCs registered in the Mobile IP Software serv

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Home Agent Tab (This is a screen in the case of the Mobile IP Software Server V2.0 or V2.1.)  Mobile IP Software screen (Home Agent tab) Item Exp

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Foreign Agent Tab (This is a screen in the case of the Mobile IP Software Server V2.0 or V2.1.)  Mobile IP Software screen (Foreign Agent tab) It

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3.3.7 Software Access Point screen When you click Software Access Point, the screen shown below is displayed.  Software Access Point screen Item

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3.3.8 Error Log screen When you click Error Log , the screen shown below is displayed.  Error Log screen Item Explanation -Level- Displays the

Page 106 - Alert Message window

3.3.9 Remote Power Control screen [While the Operating System is running] When you click Remote Power Control, the screen shown below is display

Page 107 - Detail window

[When the Operating System is stopped] When you click Remote Power Control, the screen shown below is displayed. On this screen, you can force th

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3.3.10 Configure Alerts screen When you click Configure Alerts, the screen shown below is displayed.  Configure Alerts screen Item Explanation -

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Filter Settings tab When you click a [Detail] button (the condition number data button for the data you want to display) while the Filter Settings ta

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the first event is notifyed. And the others are not notifyed until the interval is over. 56

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If you click the [Edit] button while the Filter Settings tab is active, the screen shown below is displayed. You can register the condition you want

Page 112 - Workstation

Example1: If you want to set in the following condition, set as the following list. Application log, Error, “Example” as an event source name, 1234

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Exception Settings tab When you click a [Detail] button (the condition number data button for the data you want to display) while the Exception Setti

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Contents Applicable Versions and Technical Revisions Notation Used in This Document Configuring HarnessEye/web...

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Others tab If you select the Others tab, the screen shown below is displayed.  Configure Alerts screen (Others) Item Explanation [Display alerts

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3.3.11 S.E.L. (System Event Log) screen The S.E.L. is the log which the motherboard holds, and has mainly alerts of the hardware recorded. [While t

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Meanings of event type icons Icon Type Information Warning Error Unknown Service Setting tab When you click the Service Setting tab, the scree

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Back Up tab When you click the Back Up tab, the screen shown below is displayed. In this frame, you can set the SEL file backup options. Automat

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 S.E.L. screen (Back Up) Item Explanation -Automatic- Sets automatic backup options. [Do Automatic Backup] checkbox Specifies whether to enable aut

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Log File Download tab When you click the Log File Download tab, the screen shown below is displayed. You can select the file you want to download.

Page 121 - Windows2000 Professional

When you click the Create Log File button, the screen shown below is displayed. You can use this screen to download the log file in text form. Cli

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[When the Operating System is stopped] When you click S.E.L., the screen shown below is displayed.  S.E.L. screen (while the Operating System

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3.3.12 Performance Settings screen On this screen, you can specify parameters for monitoring performance. When you click Performance Settings, th

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Item Explanation System Monitors the system information -% Processor Time- Monitors the use ratio of the CPU. -Processor Queue Length- Monitors t

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3.3.15 Collect Logs screen ...

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3.3.13 Performance screen This screen displays the thresholds and current utilization of the CPU and memory. On this screen, you can also speci

Page 127 - Verifying the added policy

Item Explanation -Watch Item: CPU- You can specify the CPU condition to be monitored. [Watch this item] check box Directs the Agent Performance Mon

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3.3.14 Configuration screen On this screen, you can set Automatic Server Restart and Front Panel Indicators. Both items cannot be set at the same ti

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Before using the automatic server restart function, please read carefully the following caution with regard to this function.  CAUTION Be sure to

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Configuration screen (Front Panel Indicators) The MAGNIA Z300 / MAGNIA Z310 is equipped with upper part and lower part of front panel indicator, each

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3.3.15 Collect Logs screen On this screen, you can specify the data collected from the Agent machine. When you click Collect Logs, the screen sho

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Item (Checkbox) Explanation [MAGNIA System Configuration ] Collects the MAGNIA system configuration information data. [System Information Report(Wi

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3.4 Advanced Settings 3.4.1 Advanced Settings There are following functions in the Advanced Settings.  Agent Entry  DB Maintenance  DB Backup

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3.4.2 Agent Entry screen When you click Agent Entry, the screen shown below is displayed.  Agent Entry screen Item Explanation -Node Name- Disp

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When you select [New Entry] button in the Agent Entry screen, the screen shown below is displayed.  Agent Entry screen (New Entry) Item Explanatio

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Notation Used in This Document This document uses the following notation: Symbols · CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that could r

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3.4.3 DB Maintenance screen When you click DB Maintenance, the screen shown below is displayed.  DB Maintenance screen Item Explanation -Mainten

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Item Explanation -Maintenance Setting- You can specify a database maintenance setting. [Alert Entries Limit] edit box When the number of alerts exce

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3.4.4 DB Backup screen When you click DB Backup, the screen shown below is displayed.  DB Backup screen Item Explanation -Backup Alert File List-

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3.4.5 Alert Message Location screen When you click Alert Message Location, the screen shown below is displayed.  Alert Message Location screen

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When you click the [Filter] button, the screen shown below is displayed.  Alert Message Filter Setting screen Item Explanation -Alert Message Filte

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3.4.6 Alert Message Contents screen When you click Alert Message Contents, the screen shown below is displayed.  Alert Message Contents screen I

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The following command arguments can be used. ITEM COMMAND ARGUMENTS Date and Time of Alert Occurrence %OT Node Name %NN MAC Address %MA IP Addre

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3.4.7 Email Address screen When you click Email Address, the screen shown below is displayed.  Email Address screen Item Explanation -Registered

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3.4.8 Email Contents screen When you click Email Contents, the screen shown below is displayed.  Email Contents screen Item Explanation -Email

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3.4.9 Screen Settings screen In the Screen Settings screen, you can specify the number of Agent information screen's Error Log, each function&

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