HP OpenVMS Availability Manager User's Guide

Contents

Preface
Preface	Preface
Chapter 1
1	Overview
1.1	What Is the HP Availability Manager?
1.2	How Does the Availability Manager Work?
1.3	How Does the Availability Manager Maintain Security?
1.3.1	Data Analyzer Password Security
1.3.2	OpenVMS Data Collector Security
1.3.3	Changing Security Triplets on OpenVMS Data Collector Nodes
1.3.3.1	Understanding OpenVMS Security Triplets
1.3.3.2	How to Change a Security Triplet
1.3.4	Processing Security Triplets
1.4	How Does the Availability Manager Identify Performance Problems?
1.4.1	Collecting and Analyzing Data
1.4.1.1	Events and Data Collection
1.4.1.2	Types of Data Collection
1.4.1.3	Data Collection Intervals
1.4.2	Posting Events
1.4.2.1	Thresholds and Occurrences
Chapter 2
2	Getting Started
2.1	Configuring and Starting the Data Collector
2.1.1	Defining Logical Names
2.1.2	Protecting Passwords
2.1.3	Starting the Data Collector
2.2	Starting the Data Analyzer
2.2.1	How to Start the Data Analyzer on an OpenVMS Alpha or I64 Node
2.2.2	How to Start the Data Analyzer on a Windows Node
2.3	Using the System Overview Window
2.3.1	Using the Group/Node Pane
2.3.1.1	Setting Up Groups
2.3.1.2	Displaying Group Information
2.3.2	Displaying Node Information
2.3.2.1	Displaying Summary Node Information
2.3.2.2	Displaying a Group Overview Window
2.3.2.3	Displaying a Single-Group Window
2.3.2.4	Focusing On a Specific Node
2.3.2.5	Specifying Data to Be Collected
2.3.2.6	Sorting Data
2.3.3	Using the Event Pane
2.3.4	Other System Overview Window Components
2.4	Getting Help
2.5	Printing a Display
Chapter 3
3	Getting Information About Nodes
3.1	Group/Node Pane
3.1.1	OpenVMS Node Data
3.1.2	Windows Node Pane
3.2	Node Data Pages
3.2.1	Node Summary
3.2.2	CPU Modes and Process Summaries
3.2.2.1	Windows CPU Modes
3.2.2.2	OpenVMS CPU Mode Summary and Process States
3.2.2.3	OpenVMS CPU Mode Details
3.2.2.4	OpenVMS CPU Process Summary
3.2.3	Memory Summaries and Details
3.2.3.1	Windows Memory Summary
3.2.3.2	OpenVMS Memory Summary
3.2.3.3	OpenVMS Memory Details
3.2.4	OpenVMS I/O Summary and Page/Swap Files
3.2.4.1	OpenVMS I/O Summary
3.2.4.2	OpenVMS I/O Page/Swap Files
3.2.5	Disk Summaries
3.2.5.1	OpenVMS Disk Status Summary
3.2.5.2	OpenVMS Single Disk Summary
3.2.5.3	OpenVMS Disk Volume Summary
3.2.5.4	Windows Logical and Physical Disk Summaries
3.2.6	OpenVMS Lock Contention
3.2.6.1	Lock Contention Page in Decoded Format
3.2.6.2	Lock Contention Page in Raw Format
3.2.6.3	Lock Block Data
3.2.6.4	Lock Block Log File
3.3	OpenVMS Single Process Data
3.3.1	Process Information
3.3.2	Working Set
3.3.3	Execution Rates
3.3.4	Quotas
3.3.5	Wait States
3.3.6	Job Quotas
3.3.7	RAD Counters
Chapter 4
4	Displaying OpenVMS Cluster Data
4.1	OpenVMS Cluster Summary Page
4.1.1	OpenVMS Cluster Event
4.1.2	OpenVMS Cluster Summary Pane
4.1.3	OpenVMS Cluster Members Pane
4.2	Summary Data in the Cluster Members Pane
4.2.1	Port Summary Data
4.2.2	SCA (System Communications Architecture) Summary Data
4.2.3	SCS (System Communications Services) Connections Summary Data
4.2.4	LAN Virtual Circuit Summary Data
4.2.5	LAN Path (Channel) Summary Data
4.3	Detailed Data Accessed Through the Cluster Members Pane
4.3.1	LAN Device Summary Data
4.3.2	LAN Device Detail Data
4.3.2.1	LAN Device Overview Data
4.3.2.2	LAN Device Transmit Data
4.3.2.3	LAN Device Receive Data
4.3.2.4	LAN Device Events Data
4.3.2.5	LAN Device Errors Data
4.3.3	LAN Path (Channel) Detail Data
4.3.3.1	LAN Channel Overview Data
4.3.3.2	LAN Channel Counters Data
4.3.3.3	LAN Channel Errors Data
4.3.3.4	LAN Channel Remote System Data
4.3.3.5	LAN Channel ECS (Equivalent Channel Set) Criteria Data
4.3.4	LAN Virtual Circuit Detail Data
4.3.4.1	LAN VC Transmit Data
4.3.4.2	LAN VC Receive Data
4.3.4.3	LAN VC Congestion Control Data
4.3.4.4	LAN VC Channel Selection Data (Nonmanaged Objects)
4.3.4.5	LAN VC Channel Selection Data (Managed Objects Enabled)
4.3.4.6	LAN VC Closures Data
4.3.4.7	LAN VC Packets Discarded Data