HP B6960-90078 - Manual (Page 683)

Integrations with Other Applications
Access Points for System and Management Applications
Chapter 13 653
To enable automatic forwarding of all Data Protector messages and
messages about the Data Protector services (if they are stopped) to
Windows Application Log, set the
EventLogMessages variable in the
Data Protector global options file to 1 . For more information on Data
Protector global options file refer to “Global Options File” on page 523.
Examples
Verifying Data Protector Processes
Data Protector provides a means of checking if its required processes are
running by the means of the
omnisv -status CLI command.
The omnisv -status command provides you with the status of the
required Data Protector processes (when the command is started).
omnisv -status To get the status of required Data Protector processes enter the following
command:
omnisv -status
Data Protector Health Check Failed Notification
The User Health Check notification is triggered and sent only if any of
the required processes are not running or if the IDB is not operational.
The Health Check Failed notification by default checks these conditions
every day at 12:00 (Noon) and is (if the conditions are met), by default
sent to Data Protector Event Log. You can change the scheduled time by
changing the
DailyMaintenanceTime variable, using the twenty-four
hour clock notation, in the Data Protector global options file. For more
information on Data Protector global options file refer to “Global Options
File” on page 523. You can also redirect the notification to be sent, for
example as an SNMP trap.
To check every day at the scheduled time if the required Data Protector
processes are running and if the IDB is operational, and to be notified by
an SNMP trap if any of the processes are not running or if database is
not operational, configure the Health Check Failed notification as
described in the “Data Protector Notifications” on page 342.
To check the conditions of the Health Check Failed notification
interactively, enter the following command:
omnihealthcheck