HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 127)

Appendix O: Configuration File Parameters 127
Table 5 Parameters for MONCONF File
Parameter Description/Allowed Value Default Value
B24LINELSTOBJ,
B24LINKLSTOBJ,
B24STATIONLSTOBJ,
B24PROCESSLSTOBJ, and
B24SYSTEMLSTOBJ • YES: Use the LISTOBJECTS command with BASE24 NCP.
When set to YES ORM retrieves a list of objects from NCP
based on object type and threshold.
Example: "LISTOBJECTS STATION *, STOPPED". The list is
refreshed as required by polling interval of current object,
i.e., if current polling interval is less than the timed passed
since last LISTOBJECTS command then don't need to send
request to NCP. (Objects with longer poll intervals thus
benefit from list being current for short-interval objects). The
YES value generally results in fewer messages being sent to
NCP, but can result in more internal NCP processing to
generate lists.
• NO: Do not use LISTOBJECTS command. Use STATUS
command, one command per object. The NO value
generally results in more messages to the NCP but may be
preferable in systems with smaller numbers of objects.
EMSFORMAT Determines which format of the EMS message for threshold
violations should be used.
• 1: use the original format
• 2: use the format that displays the violation and current value
portions of the message first
1
ALIVETIMER This is used to set the time interval (in minutes) between each of
the "Monitor Is Alive" messages. This is used by both the
ORMMST and ORMCOM programs. If the value is set to zero, no
messages will be displayed. 100
CPUUPDELAY Sets the time intervals (in minutes) between the CPU reload time
and ORMCOM process restart time for that CPU. 10
MINPOLLSUBDIV Set the minimum time interval (in seconds) between polling
interval segments. All polling intervals larger than this value will
be divided into segments of this size to divide the workload
across the polling interval. This helps in flattening the CPU load
created by AO.
MAXPOLLEDNEWOBJS Sets the maximum number of objects that will be polled as they
are added. When new objects are added, they are polled as
soon as they are added, unless the number of objects being
added exceeds this value. This is to prevent the situation where
1000's of new objects are being added (and therefore, polled)
which might degrade the performance of the system.
DISPLAYINFOMSG Determines if informational messages are to be displayed or not.
By default this value is set as Yes, to display the messages. If you
don't want to see these messages, you can set this value to No.
Critical messages are always displayed. YES
PWYIOERRMSG This is used to turn logging of the PATHWAY I/O ERROR
message on (YES) and off (NO). The PATHWAY I/O ERROR
message provides detail of all relevant causes for a failure to
communicate with PATHMON during PATHWAY monitoring,
including Guardian I/O error, SPI interface error, and internal
ORMCOM application errors, such as PATHMON process name
table full, max retries exceeded.
• Syntax for new ASCII command:
• PWYIOERRMSG ON
• PWYIOERRMSG OFF
MAXPOLLDRIFTPCT Poll drift is the difference between the times when all objects for a
poll interval should be finished processing and when they are
actually done. Intervals with too many objects to process will drift.
Drift is reported when it exceeds the MAXPOLLDRIFTPCT
parameter value. 10%