HP Reliable Transaction Router User Manual

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RTR Management

Figure 4–5 RTR Explorer: View of One Facility

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http://nodename

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Design Facility

nodename

Generated by nodename with 8 seconds old information

Nodes can monitor themselves for alerts. Each alert can be set

at progressive levels of severity – first Warning, second Error,

and third Fatal. The severity of an alert indicates the urgency

of the alert. Warning means RTR may or may not be operating

normally, but something needs to be looked at. Error means that

RTR is likely not operating normally, but may be able to continue

operating. Fatal means that RTR cannot continue to operate

unless the alert is resolved. See the REMEMBER EXPRESSION

command in the System Manager’s Manual for how to define

alerts.
The state of a facility shown by its icon in a view of all facilities

(see Figure 4–4) indicates the worst severity for all defined alerts

for all nodes in that facility. Similarly, the state of a node or

group of nodes shown by its icon in a view of a single facility

(see Figure 4–5) is the worst severity of all alerts for that node

RTR Interfaces 4–9