| 10 | Monitoring Agent for Cobb EAI |
| 14 | Monitoring Agent for CobbRemoteAgent |
| 15 | Monitoring Agent for BillPrint |
| 15 | Monitoring Agent for Cobb BillPrintLog |
| 20 | Monitoring Agent for Cobb DBClient |
| 3z | IBM Tivoli Monitoring Active Directory Feature |
| 3z | Monitoring Agent for Active Directory |
| 40 | Monitoring Agent for DD690G |
| 41 | Monitoring Agent for Cobb UnixExtended |
| 41 | Monitoring Agent for JDS UnixCustom |
| 42 | Monitoring Agent for Cobb NuBridges FTP |
| a2 | AF/Remote Alert Adapter |
| a4 | Monitoring Agent for i5/OS |
| a4 | OS/400 Monitoring Agent |
| ah | System Automation for z/OS |
| am | OMEGACENTER Gateway MVS Alert Adapter |
| au | CA-Unicenter Alert Emitter |
| ax | Candle Shared Libraries |
| ax | IBM Tivoli Monitoring Shared Libraries |
| bc | ITCAM System Edition for WebSphere DataPower |
| bf | CASP Native Connector |
| bl | CASP Directory Server Monitoring Agent |
| bo | CandleNet eBP Object Access |
| br | CASP Exchange Connector Monitoring Agent |
| bs | Basic Services |
| bx | CASP Audit and Log |
| c3 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for CICS |
| c3 | OMEGAMON(R) XE for CICS |
| cf | CMS Configurator |
| cf | CandleNet Command Center for OS/390 |
| cf | TEMS Configurator |
| cg | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Cryptographic Coprocessors |
| cg | OMEGAMON XE for IBM Cryptographic Coprocessors |
| ci | Candle Product Installer |
| ci | IBM Tivoli Monitoring Product Installer |
| cicatrsq | Candle SQL Files |
| cicatrsq | IBM Tivoli Monitoring SQL Files |
| cienv | Candle Product Installer |
| cienv | IBM Tivoli Monitoring Product Installer |
| cj | Tivoli Enterprise Portal Desktop Client |
| cj | Windows NT CandleNet Portal |
| co | Command and Control |
| cp | CCC for CICS |
| cp | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for CICS |
| cp | OMEGAMON XE for CICS on z/OS |
| cq | Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server |
| cr | CandleNet eBP Connector for R/3 |
| cw | Tivoli Enterprise Portal Browser Client |
| cz | Candle CommandPro |
| cz | IBM Tivoli Monitoring CommandPro |
| d3 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for DB2 |
| d3 | OMEGAMON(R) XE for DB2 |
| d4 | ITCAM for SOA |
| dd | Distributed Database common code |
| do | IBM Tivoli Decision Support for z/OS |
| dp | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for DB2 on zOS |
| dp | OMEGAMON XE DB2 PE and PM on z/OS |
| dp | OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE and PM on z/OS |
| dp | OMEGAMON XE for DB2 on zOS |
| e3 | R/3 Clients (for ETEWatch) Monitoring Agent |
| e5 | OSIsoft PI Agent |
| e6 | Johnson Controls Metasys Agent |
| e7 | APC Agent |
| e7 | APC InfraStruXure Agent |
| e8 | Eaton Agent |
| e8 | Eaton Power Xpert Agent |
| e9 | Active Energy Manager Agent |
| ea | Internet Monitoring Agent |
| el | Lotus Notes Clients (for ETEWatch) Monitoring Agent |
| en | SNMP Gateway on Windows NT |
| er | Management Agent for Tivoli Enterprise Console Gateway |
| es | EIF to WS-Notification Converter |
| eu | Custom Clients (for ETEWatch) Monitoring Agent |
| ew | Web Browsers (for ETEWatch) Monitoring Agent |
| ex | MS Exchange Monitoring Agent |
| ex | MS Exchange Server Monitoring Agent |
| ex | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server |
| ez | OMA for eBA Solutions |
| fi | CandleNet eBP FIX Connector |
| fw | Windows NT Tivoli Enterprise Portal |
| fx | CASP File Transfer |
| ga | SNMP Gateway on AIX |
| gb | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Lotus Domino |
| gb | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Domino |
| gb | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Messaging and Collaboration: Lotus Domino Agent |
| gr | Graphics and Sound Library for TEP |
| gs | IBM GSKit Security Interface |
| gs | IBM Tivoli GSKit |
| gw | OMEGAMON XE for CICS TG on z/OS |
| hc | HMC Alert Adapter |
| hd | Warehouse Proxy |
| hi | HP OpenView IT/Operations Alert Adapter |
| hl | OMEGAMON z/OS Management Console |
| ho | HP OpenView NNM Alert Adapter |
| ht | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for HTTP Servers |
| ht | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Web Servers |
| ht | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Web Servers |
| ht | Monitoring Agent for Web Servers |
| ic | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for WebSphere InterChange Server |
| ic | OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere Interchange Server |
| ic | WebSphere InterChange Server Monitoring Agent |
| ie | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for WebSphere InterChange Server Data Source |
| ie | WebSphere InterChange Server Data Source |
| ih | OpenView ITO Alert Emitter |
| ip | CCC for IMSplex |
| ip | OMEGAMON XE for IMS on z/OS |
| is | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Internet Service Monitoring |
| it | TEC GUI Integration |
| iv | IBM Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server Extensions Update |
| iv | Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server Extensions Upgrade |
| iw | IBM Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server Extensions |
| iw | Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server Extensions |
| jr | Candle-Supplied JRE |
| jr | Tivoli Enterprise-supplied JRE |
| ju | Monitoring Agent for JMX JSR-77 |
| ka | Monitoring Agent for Tivoli Enterprise Console |
| kf | IBM Eclipse Help Server |
| ln | Lotus Notes Monitoring Agent |
| lz | Linux Monitoring Agent |
| lz | Monitoring Agent for Linux OS |
| m3 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for OS/390 |
| m3 | OMEGAMON XEs |
| m3 | OMEGAMON(R) XE for OS/390 |
| m4 | PathWAI Secure for WebSphere MQ Global Administrator |
| m5 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for z/OS |
| m5 | OMEGAMON XE on z/OS |
| ma | Remedy ARS Alert Adapter |
| mc | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Configuration Agent for WebSphere MQ |
| mc | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for WebSphere MQ Configuration |
| mc | IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE for Messaging Configuration |
| mc | MQSeries Configuration Agent |
| mc | OMEGAMON MQ Configuration Agent |
| mc | OMEGAMON WMQ Configuration Agent |
| mc | WebSphere MQ Configuration Agent |
| mc | WebSphere MQ Configuration |
| md | PQEdit |
| mf | PathWAI Secure for WebSphere MQ |
| mq | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for WebSphere MQ |
| mq | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for WebSphere MQ |
| mq | IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE for Messaging Monitoring |
| mq | MQSeries Monitoring Agent |
| mq | OMEGAMON MQ Monitoring Agent |
| mq | OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere Business Integration |
| mq | WebSphere MQ Monitoring Agent |
| mq | WebSphere MQ |
| ms | Candle Management Server |
| ms | Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server |
| n3 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Mainframe Networks |
| n3 | OMEGAMON XE for Mainframe Networks |
| na | IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Enterprise Management Agent |
| nd | Monitoring Agent for Tivoli NetView Server |
| no | Tivoli Omnibus ObjectServer Agent |
| np | IBM Tivoli Network Manager |
| np | Tivoli Monitoring for IBM Tivoli Netcool/Precision |
| nt | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Windows Servers |
| nt | Monitoring Agent for Windows OS |
| nt | OMEGAMON XE for Windows Servers |
| nv | NetView/AIX Alert Adapter |
| nw | Novell NetWare Monitoring Agent |
| oe | CCC for OS/390 Unix System Services |
| oq | Microsoft SQL Server Monitoring Agent |
| oq | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft SQL Server |
| or | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Oracle Database |
| or | Monitoring Agent for Oracle |
| or | Oracle Monitoring Agent |
| os | CCC for Sysplex |
| os | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Sysplex |
| ox | Informix Monitoring Agent |
| oy | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Sybase ASE |
| oy | Monitoring Agent for Sybase Server |
| oy | Sybase Monitoring Agent |
| p5 | Base Monitoring Agent for AIX |
| p5 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for AIX Base Agent |
| p8 | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Peoplesoft Enterprise Application Domain |
| p8 | ITCAM Agent for PeopleSoft Enterprise Application Domain |
| p9 | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Peoplesoft Enterprise Process Scheduler |
| p9 | ITCAM Agent for PeopleSoft Enterprise Process Scheduler |
| pa | Performance Analytics for TEP |
| pc | DEC Polycenter Alert Adapter |
| pe | Monitoring Agent for Provisioning |
| ph | Base Monitoring Agent for HMC |
| pk | Base Monitoring Agent for CEC |
| pl | CandleLight Workstation |
| ps | PeopleSoft Monitoring Agent |
| pt | Peregrine ServiceCenter Alert Adapter |
| pv | Base Monitoring Agent for VIOS |
| pv | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for VIOS Base Agent |
| px | Premium Monitoring Agent for AIX |
| q5 | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft Cluster Server |
| qa | Monitoring for Microsoft Applications |
| qb | BizTalk Server Agent |
| qb | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft BizTalk Server |
| qd | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for IBM Director |
| qf | Microsoft .NET: .NET Framework support |
| qf | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft .NET Framework |
| qi | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for WebSphere Message Broker |
| qi | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for WebSphere Integration Brokers |
| qi | OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere Integration Brokers |
| qi | OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere MQ Integrator |
| qi | WebSphere Message Broker Monitoring Agent |
| qp | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft SharePoint Server |
| qp | SharePoint Agent |
| qr | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 |
| qr | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft Virtual Server |
| qv | Monitoring Agent for VMware ESX |
| qx | Monitoring Agent for Citrix Access Suite |
| r0 | Agentless Monitoring for Dell OpenManage Hardware |
| r2 | Agentless Monitoring for Windows Operating Systems |
| r3 | Agentless Monitoring for AIX Operating Systems |
| r3 | Monitoring Agent for Microsoft SQL Server |
| r4 | Agentless Monitoring for Linux Operating Systems |
| r5 | Agentless Monitoring for HP-UX Operating Systems |
| r6 | Agentless Monitoring for Solaris Operating Systems |
| r7 | Agentless Monitoring for HP InsightManager Hardware |
| r8 | Agentless Monitoring for Sun Management Center Hardware |
| r9 | Business System Manager Common Agent |
| rc | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Rational Applications |
| rg | IBM Tivoli Advanced Audit for DFSMShsm |
| rh | Advanced Reporting for DFSMShsm |
| rh | IBM Tivoli Advanced Reporter for DFSMShsm |
| rj | IBM Tivoli Allocation Optimizer for z/OS |
| rk | IBM Tivoli Automated Tape Allocation Manager |
| rn | IBM Tivoli Advanced Catalog Management for z/OS |
| ro | Directory Administrator |
| rq | Candle Application Services Pac |
| rq | Tivoli Enterprise Application Services Pac |
| rr | CASP Conversion with XML-MDR |
| ru | CASP HTTP File Server |
| rv | IBM Tivoli Advanced Backup and Recovery for z/OS |
| rw | IBM Tivoli Tape Optimizer |
| rx | CASP HTTP File Server |
| rz | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Oracle RAC |
| rz | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Extended Agent for Oracle Database |
| s2 | OS/2 Monitoring Agent |
| s3 | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for SMS |
| s3 | IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE for Storage on z/OS |
| s3 | OMEGAMON XE for Storage on z/OS |
| sa | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for SAP Applications |
| sa | IBM Tivoli Monitoring v6.1 Agent for R/3 SAP |
| sa | IBM Tivoli Monitoring v6.1 Agent for mySAP |
| sa | Monitoring Agent for mySAP |
| sa | R/3 Monitoring Agent |
| sa | mySAP Monitoring Agent |
| sd | Status Data Manager |
| sh | OMEGAMON SOAP |
| sh | Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring SOAP Server |
| sj | Best Practices for WebSphere |
| sk | Reporting Agent for Tivoli Storage Manager |
| sp | SNMP Alert Adapter |
| sr | IBM Tivoli Service Level Advisor |
| ss | Windows NT SNA Server Monitoring Agent |
| sw | CandleNet eBP FS/Access |
| sy | Summarization and Pruning Agent |
| t1 | ITCAM File Transfer Enablement |
| t2 | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Response Time Tracking |
| t2 | ITCAM for Response Time Tracking |
| t3 | ITCAM Console |
| t3 | ITCAM for End User Response Time Dashboard Agent |
| t4 | ITCAM for Client Response Time Agent |
| t4 | ITCAM for Client Response Time |
| t5 | ITCAM for Web Response Time Agent |
| t5 | ITCAM for Web Response Time |
| t6 | ITCAM for Robotic Response Time Agent |
| t6 | ITCAM for Robotic Response Time |
| th | ITCAM for MQ Tracking |
| tl | Omegamon XE for Message Transaction Tracker |
| tm | Monitoring Agent for IBM Tivoli Monitoring 5.x Endpoint |
| tn | Unicenter TNG Alert Emitter |
| to | ITCAM for Transaction Reporter |
| to | Transaction Reporter |
| tr | NetView Alert Emitter |
| tu | ITCAM for Transactions |
| tu | Transaction Collector |
| tv | TME 10 Enterprise Console Alert Adapter |
| tv | Tivoli Enterprise Console Alert Adapter |
| tx | Tuxedo Monitoring Agent |
| ua | CA-Unicenter Alert Adapter |
| ub | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for Siebel CRM |
| ub | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Applications: Siebel Agent |
| ub | IBM Tivoli Monitoring v6.1 Agent for Siebel |
| ub | Monitoring Agent for Siebel |
| uc | CASP Universal Connector |
| ud | DB2 Universal Database Monitoring Agent |
| ud | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for DB2 |
| ud | Monitoring Agent for DB2 |
| ue | Tivoli Enterprise Services User Interface Extensions |
| uf | Universal Agent Framework |
| ui | Tivoli Enterprise Services User Interface |
| uj | Unison Maestro Alert Adapter |
| ul | Monitoring Agent for UNIX Logs |
| ul | UNIX Logs Monitoring Agent |
| um | Universal Agent |
| ur | Unison RoadRuner Alert Adapter |
| ut | Unicenter TNG Alert Adapter |
| ux | Monitoring Agent for UNIX OS |
| ux | UNIX OS Monitoring Agent |
| va | Premium Monitoring Agent for VIOS |
| vi | HP OpenView Alert Emitter |
| vl | OMEGAMON XE on z/VM and Linux |
| vm | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Virtual Servers |
| vm | Monitoring Agent for VMware VI |
| vt | TME 10 Enterprise Console Alert Emitter |
| vt | Tivoli Enterprise Console Alert Emitter |
| vw | NetView for z/OS Agent Support |
| we | WebSphere Application Server Monitoring Agent |
| wf | CandleNet eBP WorkFlow Access |
| wj | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Common Components |
| wl | BEA Weblogic Server Monitoring Agent |
| wo | IBM Tivoli Monitoring for OMEGAVIEW II for the Enterprise |
| wo | OMEGAVIEW II for the Enterprise |
| ww | WebSphere Application Server on OS/390 |
| x2 | KRRTOOLKIT Driver |
| x3 | KXBCONVERSION Driver |
| x4 | KXCUTIL Driver |
| x5 | CASP MDR |
| x6 | KXCTOOLKIT Driver |
| x9 | KROMDR Driver |
| xb | CASP Conversion with XML-API |
| xc | CASP eBusiness Platform |
| xe | Xercesc C XML parser and DOM online documentation |
| xm | CASP Conversion with XML |
| xo | CASP for WebSphere Access |
| xr | KRRXML Driver |
| xs | CASP Directory Services |
| xt | CandleNet eBP Developer’s Toolkit |
| xy | PathWAI Editor for Messages |
| yb | IBM Tivoli Information Management for z/OS |
| yj | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for J2EE |
| yj | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for J2EE |
| yj | Monitoring Agent for J2EE |
| yn | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for WebSphere Application Server |
| yn | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager Agent for WebSphere Applications |
| yn | IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for WebSphere |
| yn | Monitoring Agent for WebSphere |
Archive for the ‘Non-Tivoli’ Category
IBM ITM Product Code Table
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Great Amazon Web Services Overview
If your new to or just need to learn more about AWS.. this is a great slide presentation I stumbled across
Tags: Amazon, amazon ec2, amp, Application, application design, AWS, DesignView, doc, guestd, presentation, slide, slide presentation, slideshare
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ITM Situation Rename — BEWARE
As of ITM 6.2.1, there is a perceived capability to now rename situations within the editor.
However, the rename is actually a new attribute called ‘Full Name’ and only changes the TEPS display name for the situation; the EIF will still send the original situation name.
IBM responds this is “working as designed” — a load of crap if you ask me and a “feature” that should not have been introduced at all if it were to be so counter-intuitive.
Here’s IBM’s response:
Problem(Abstract)
Situation names that are less than 32 characters in length do not populate the “Fullname” field when running the ‘tacmd viewsit -s ‘ command.Symptom
tacmd viewsit shows null Fullname FieldCause
The Fullname field is only populated when the original situation name is 32 characters or greater or if a situation name is changed.Resolving the problem
When a situation is created with a name less than 32 characters in length, the situation name is stored in the “Name” column. At this point, the “Name” column serves two purposes: a unique ID for the situation and the situation display name. The “Fullname” column is blank.If an existing situation name is changed, the “Name” column still serves as the unique ID and will not be updated to reflect the situation name change.
The new situation name is stored in the “Fullname” column, the new name now assumes the role of situation display name. The length of the new name does not matter, the new name must be stored in the “Fullname” column, since the “Name” column containing the unique ID cannot be changed.
The only time we should expect the “Full Name” field to be populated is when the original situation name is 32 characters or greater or when a situation name has changed from it’s original name (regardless of the length of the new situation name).
Tags: aof, attribute, column, crap, eif, field, Fullname, itm, length, name, new situation, response problem, situation, situation name
Posted in ITM6.2.1, Non-Tivoli | Comments (0)
ITM : Testing Windows Event Logs
In a nutshell: use the ‘eventcreate‘
I had an issue with ITM Windows Agent creating events which I was then sending out email alerts via a UNIX script.
The simple problem was backslashes in windows paths where the “Take Action” notification script was literalizing characters which might be part of the EventLog Description
For example:
"c:\Damned these\nagging\slashes\argh"
became
c:\Damned these agging\slashesrgh
Yes, simply quoting my string would have solved most of my problem, IT DID HOWEVER lead me to a handy windows command for testing, called ‘eventcreateid‘
Example : eventcreate /ID 101 /SO FooBar /D “Test Message for ITM” /T ERROR /L Application
Tags: Damned, eventcreate, example, issue, itm, L Application, notification script, Problem, script, slashes, T ERROR, test message, unix, unix script, windows command
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Quick and Dirty LAMP
Installing a LAMP stack: Linux – Apache, PHP, and MySQL on Fedora Core
Assuming you already have Linux and Yum installed.
1. Install Apache (httpd), PHP, MySQL (server and client), and the component that allows
php to talk to mysql.
yum -y install httpd php mysql mysql-server php-mysql
2. Configure the new services to start automatically
/sbin/chkconfig httpd on /sbin/chkconfig --add mysqld [this is not required with FC4 and above] /sbin/chkconfig mysqld on /sbin/service httpd start /sbin/service mysqld start
3. IMPORTANT! Set up the mysql database root password. Without a password, ANY user on the box can login to mysql as database root. The mysql root account is a separate password from the machine root account.
mysqladmin -u root password 'new-password' [quotes are required]
4. Make additional security-related changes to mysql.
mysql -u root -p mysql> DROP DATABASE test; [removes the test database] mysql> DELETE FROM mysql.user WHERE user = ''; [Removes anonymous access] mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
5. Following the above steps, the document root for Apache is /var/www/html/
Create a test PHP script (such as phpinfo.php) and place it in the document root. A useful
test script sample:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
6. Create a database and database user for your data. You will use this database and user name
in your database connection string. The GRANT statement actually creates a new MySQL user account.
mysql> CREATE DATABASE web_db; mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON web_db.* TO 'web_user'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'thepassword';
Tags: apache php, database, database test, fc4, Fedora Core, GRANT ALL, MySQL, PHP, php phpinfo, root, root account, sbin, user
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Windows Ports
I was experimenting with WAMP on my laptop, not a big deal in itself, but when I rebooted the Apache server failed to start.
Event logs showed something else had already been binded to port 80.
Quick Fix was to determine which PID had it by running the following:
netstat -ano
From there you can use task manager, determine the conflicting process, kill the PID.
(If you had CYGWIN installed)
netstat -ano | grep :80
ps -Wef | grep <pid> # To determine the process
kill -9 <pid>
Tags: ano, Apache, apache server, binded, cygwin, Event, event logs, Fix, grep, laptop, lt, manager, netstat, PID, port, process, server, task, task manager, WAMP, Wef
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“Smart um_cleanup”
DOWNLOAD:
The ‘um_cleanup’ script that comes with ITM6 Universal Agent I’m convinced was written by an intern or co-op who just learned the basics of scripting.
I “rewrote” the whole darn thing with the following comments and syntax:
um_cleanup_jds.ksh -h
USAGE: um_cleanup_jds.ksh [UA|CMS|CNPS|ALL]
um_cleanup_jds.ksh -f
You need only supply a single arg - the component or force
where
-f is only required if NO ARGS are supplied
no args assumes ALL and prompts unless '-f'
This is a cleaned up version of the 'um_cleanup' script provided
with ITM6.x. It'll figure out the variables as a half-way decentprogram should.
#############################################################################
# Modified by Jim Sander : jimsander@jdsmedia.net
# Date: 03.20.09
# Laziest damn script fix up
# - there's no reason why somebody in the automation business
# needs to be pluggin in specific variables for an already 'shotgun'
# approach.
# - Added simple iterative loops to run down every friggin
# working path
# - The ONLY required input value should be the 'CLEANOPT'
# and it should take a list
# - no args assumes 'ALL' and prompt or force option
# - take an individual arg
# - TEMSNAME is only used on a TEMS (so why do they expect you to do
# provide it on every component
#############################################################################
Tags: ALL, args, automation business, cleanup, DOWNLOAD, input value, iterative loops, itm ibm universal agent cleanup, Jim Sander, ksh, script, shotgun approach, The, universal agent
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ITM62 T/EC Rulebase Changes
ITM 6.2 FP1 contains several new and changed T/EC class changes, ranging from new classes, new slots, and only ONE new slot (omnux_value replacing kux_value).
**I have not seen an ITM event containing kux_value nor omnux_value, but to be safe, I added the old ‘kux_value’ slot to the kux.baroc file.
TOTAL: 22 baroc files
|
Baroc |
Difference |
Desc |
|
ka4.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 14 new classes ** JDS: Replace with new baroc |
|
khd.baroc |
New |
|
|
kib.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base one new slot: link_table in ITM_Universal_Messages ** JDS: Replace with new baroc |
|
klz.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 3 new classes : File pattern, comparison and host availability several new slot changes : file information file content changed and checksum ** JDS: Replace with new baroc |
|
knt.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 8 new classes several slot changes ** JDS: Replaced with new baroc |
|
koq.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 3 new classes ** JDS: Replaced with new baroc |
|
kor.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 11 new classes several new slots : including table space used/allocated, processes, session details, lock wait time ** JDS: Replaced with new baroc |
|
koy.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 1 new class : Sybase segment detail several new slots : lock wait time, engine number and status, number of databases open, logon available ** JDS: Replaced with new baroc |
|
kp5.baroc |
New |
|
|
kph.baroc |
None |
|
|
kpk.baroc |
None |
|
|
kpv.baroc |
New |
|
|
kpx.baroc |
None |
|
|
kqr.baroc |
New |
|
|
kqv.baroc |
New |
|
|
kqx.baroc |
New |
|
|
ksy.baroc |
New |
|
|
kud.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base 3 new classes new slots added to existing classes ** JDS: Replace with new baroc |
|
kul.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base ** JDS: Replace with new baroc |
|
kux.baroc |
Changes |
Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base kux_value(STRING) changed to omunx_value(STRING) 8 new classes added ** JDS: Modified new kux.baroc to include kux_value slot |
|
kva.baroc |
None |
|
|
om_tec.baroc |
None |
Tags: baroc, base, class, class changes, databases, ec, file, file pattern, fp1, itm, JDS, kux, New, None, number, Omegamon, omnux, Replace, Replaced, segment, Sentry, session details, slot, slots, STRING, table, table space, time, time engine, universal messages, value
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Hosting : Why does every visit to my website have the same IP address?
Reference: http://help.mosso.com/article.php?id=180
Your script is calling for the “REMOTE_ADDR” and receives the IP of a server in front of one of our back-end servers. The web facing server is then passing the scripts output without giving the expected REMOTE_ADDR of the visitor. In order for your scripts to recognize that they are on a cluster and log the correct IP of your visitors, you will need to replace and add the code below.
For PHP:
Locate any lines of code that are similar to this snippet of code,
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
And replace it with this snippet of code,
$_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP'];
For ASP:
Locate any lines of code that are similar to this snipper of code,
Request.ServerVariables(“REMOTE_ADDR”)
And replace it with this snipper of code,
Request.ServerVariables(“HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP”)
My fix for this required a unix shell (if you’re on a Windows look at installing cygwin on your system.
# Ftp your web content down to your local system
$ for file in `find <path_to_files> -exec grep -l REMOTE_ADDR {} \;`; do base=`basename $file`; sed ‘s/REMOTE_ADDR/HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP/g’ $file > /tmp/$base; grep HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP /tmp/$base >/dev/null 2>&1 && grep REMOTE_ADDR $file && echo “Updated $base” && mv
/tmp/$base $file; done
# Then simply upload the changed files to your system.
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ITM6.2 : TEPS reconfigure overwrites kfwenv variable
Not all of them mind you, but some important ones none-the-less:
- KFW_STARTJVM=N
- KFW_USE_EMBEDDED=Y
- KFW_EWAS_SERVER_PID_FILE=C:\IBM\ITM\CNPSJ\profiles\ITMProfile\logs\ITMServer\ITMServer.pid
- KFW_EWAS_STARTSERVER_SCRIPT=C:\IBM\ITM\CNPSJ\profiles\ITMProfile\bin\startServer.bat
- KFW_EWAS_STOPSERVER_SCRIPT=C:\IBM\ITM\CNPSJ\profiles\ITMProfile\bin\stopServer.bat
I verified the following by modifying all the variables in my %CANDLEHOME%\CNB\kfwenv file where numerical values like ports and max where incremented by one, and the string vlaues had _XXX_ inserted
The modified kfwenv was backed up, then I reconfigured the TEPS and ran a diff on both files, and the above variables are the resulting default values.
Tags: cnb, CNPSJ, default values, Documentation, EWAS, ibm, itm, ITMProfile, kfw, kfwenv, N
KFW, numerical values, PID, TEPS
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