HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 128)

Appendix O: Configuration File Parameters 128
Table 5 Parameters for MONCONF File
Parameter Description/Allowed Value Default Value
THRESHOLDLINKING Reduces the amount of subsystem I/O needed to service multiple
thresholds for a given object. Instead of sending a STATUS
request per threshold we send only one request, then service all
"linked" thresholds for that object from the single response. All
thresholds for a given linked object are also assigned to the same
ORM monitoring process as well. By default the value is set to
YES. You can turn off the linking logic by setting the value to NO. YES
TRACESPIERR Used to turn on or off the logging of SPI manager interface error
messages. These error messages provide details of all the relevant
causes for a failure to communicate with manager during
monitoring, including Guardian I/O errors, SPI interface errors,
and internal ORMCOM application errors, such as manager
table memory management errors, and maximum OPEN or
WRITEREAD retries exceeded.
NOTE: TRACESPIERR is also an ASCII command with the same
syntax as that of PWYIOERRMSG.
DLKOPTIONS • 0: Distribute all Disk Lock objects evenly across all CPUs.
• 1: Distribute all Disk Lock objects to ONE CPU.
RDFOPTIONS • 0: Distribute all RDF objects evenly across all CPUs.
• 1: Distribute all RDF objects to ONE CPU.
PATHMONMAXALERTS Controls the number of consecutive violations ORM needs to
detect before it reports a violation. The default value is set to 1,
which means ORM will report the violation the very first time it is
detected.
If this value is set to 2, ORM needs to see the violation for two
consecutive poll intervals before an alert will be generated for the
"PATHMON^IS^STOPPED" Threshold type. This parameter is
used by ORMMST to initialize the
THRESHOLDOBJREC.max^consecutive^alerts field. YES