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Objective
To use the VisitTree Wizard to create a resource model from a CIM/WMI class.
Background information
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Before you begin
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When you finish
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Procedure
- Click the VisitTree Wizard icon to display the Datasource Selection Page
window.
- Click CIM/WMI Datasource to display the CIM/WMI
Datasources window.
- Click on a CIM class in the Defined Classes field
to highlight the CIM class.
- (Optional) Click Collection Test to retrieve all instances of a selected class from CIM/WMI.
Additional Information: As you progress through the wizard, you can use
the collection test to show the inclusion of selected properties while removing
undesired properties.
- Click Next to display the Specify the Event Triggering
Conditions window.
- (Optional) Specify event trigger conditions by
doing the following:
- In the Selected Properties field, click on a monitored
property to highlight the property.
- Click the left-arrow to display the Event Triggering Condition window.
- Customize the following event trigger options to suit your environment:
- <Selected Class Property>
- Select one of the following logical operators to associate with the
property:
- Is equal to
- Select Is equal to and enter text in the text
box to search for events that equal the specified text.
- Is not equal to
- Select Is not equal to and enter text in the text
box to search for events that do not equal the specified text.
- Contains
- Select Contains and enter text in the text box
to search for events that contain the specified text.
- <Selected Class Property>
- Select a logical operators to associate with the property and then enter
the qualifying text in the text box. Operator choices include: >, <, =, <>, >=, <=, Increases at least by, % increases at least by, Decreases at least by, % decreases at least
by, Changes at least by, Changes
by, and Is out of the range.
- Number of occurences of this condition before the event is
generated
- Specify the number of occurences of the specified condition that must
be detected before the resource model generates an event.
- Number of allowed monitoring cycles during which this condition
does not occur
- Enter the number of holes allowed before the resource model generates
an event.
- Event severity
- Select the degree of severity to apply to this event. This severity
is optionally passed to the Tivoli Enterprise Console and Tivoli Business Systems Manager. Choices include: CRITICAL,
FATAL, HARMLESS, MINOR, and WARNING.
- Send an event when a triggering condition that previously existed
is cleared
- Select this text box if you want an event to be generated when the conditions
that previously caused an event have resolved.
- Send this event to TEC
- Select this option if you want the Tivoli Enterprise Console server to be notified when
this event generates.
- Send this event to TBSM
- Select this option if you want Tivoli Business Systems Manager to be notified when this event
generates.
- Click OK to save your edits and return to the Specify
Event Triggering Conditions window.
Additional Information: The Event Triggers field now displays the following event trigger options:
- Name
- The name of the Class property.
- Condition
- The logical operator associated with the class property.
- Value
- The specified value associated with the condition.
- Severity
- The specified severity value for the event.
- Click Next to display the Select the Properties
to Log window.
- (Optional) Do the following to log monitoring
results for one or more monitored properties:
- In the Available Properties field, select the property
for which you want to monitor results to highlight the property.
- Click the right-arrow to move the property to the Logged
Properties field.
- Click Finish to save your changes and return to
the Datasource Selection Page window.
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