The document contains minutes from the January 18, 2012 Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting. The agenda included a presentation and demo on customizing the Installation and Software Management (ISM) module, as well as a discussion on ISM customizations, ISM database cleanup, and software license data integration. Contact information was provided for upcoming CM-UG events and ways to get involved in the user group through mailing lists and LinkedIn. Information was also given on jobs and BMC consulting resources.
The document provides meeting minutes from the May 16, 2012 Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, a presentation from BMC on OSM Phase 3, and a discussion of issues/concerns and user interaction. The document also provided information on the CM-UG mailing list, LinkedIn group, BMC developer network forums, CM-UG jobs postings, BMC consulting resources, and the formation of a new BMC ADDM Users group.
The document contains minutes from a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on February 15, 2012. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, a discussion of the February 2012 meeting details, an update on a BBCA signed channel certificate, and a section for user interaction. Upcoming events included the March and April 2012 monthly user group calls. The February discussion involved adding sub-meetings to the standard Marimba meeting to cover new Matrix42 products like VDI and MDM.
The meeting minutes provide an agenda for a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting that includes a discussion of upcoming CM-UG events, details from the April 2012 meeting, BBCA 8.2.01 details, issues and concerns, and a discussion on whether any users are actively using BMC ADDM. The document also provides call-in information for the meetings and lists potential future meeting topics.
The document contains minutes from the March 21, 2012 Configuration Management - User Group meeting. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, a BBCA signed channel cert update, March 2012 discussion details, and a BMC BBCA 8.2.02 discussion. Discussion items included collections best practices, Deployment Manager performance, the 8.2.02 release, and ADDM users.
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The document contains minutes from the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on November 16, 2011. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, details on the Marimba 8.1.01.007 patch, and a section for user interaction. Upcoming events included the December and January monthly user group calls. The 8.1.01.007 patch details automated the process of fixing tuner and channel corruption issues and included stability improvements. Users were also reminded of mailing list, LinkedIn group, and job board resources.
The document summarizes minutes from a Configuration Management - User Group meeting on March 20th, 2013. It discusses upcoming CM-UG events, issues raised by users, and a special meeting on March 28th to discuss 32 and 64-bit platforms. The document also provides a roadmap for BMC Client Automation releases in 2013 and 2014, including new features, platform support, and value realization goals. Major releases are planned for April 2013 and December 2013, with additional enhancements scheduled throughout the year.
December 2012 (Belmont Self Service Portal)CM-UG.com
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The document discusses a new self-service portal for BMC's Business Service Management (BSM) software. The portal aims to reduce help desk costs and administrative overhead by allowing end users to install, update, and repair common applications themselves. Benefits include lower costs, improved user experience, and extending the lifespan of BSM investments. The portal features include support for the latest BSM versions, performance enhancements, integration with BSM policies, batch operations, and tools to inform users of available application updates.
Cardinal numbers indicate quantity or amount and are used to count objects. They are also called counting numbers. Some examples of uses for cardinal numbers include telling time, dates, prices, and measurements like weight and height.
Ordinal numbers indicate order or position, such as first, second, third. They show the rank or place that something holds in a series. Examples of ordinal numbers include 1st, 2nd, 11th, 12th, and 15th. Ordinal numbers are used to denote things like a king's name or a line number.
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Learn How to Outlive Your Life! The Permanent Fund provides a permanent source of funding for the ministries of The United Methodist Church. Your estate gift truly does change the world for generations. Consider naming The Permanent Fund as beneficiary within your estate plan. http://www.umcglobalimpact.org
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) event, including details on new features for BBCA and the TunerUpgrader channel. It also lists upcoming CM-UG meeting dates and provides information on how users can get involved in the user group through mailing lists, forums, and presentations.
This document discusses different aspects of government and politics. It outlines the three branches of government - the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches. It then defines several political ideologies including liberalism, capitalism, communism, socialism, and political Islam. Liberalism supports individual rights and limited government. Capitalism is based on private property and free markets. Communism sees materialism as the origin of everything. Socialism aims to eliminate poverty and suffering through collective action. Political Islam implements Islamic sharia law.
March 2013 (BMC: 32/64 bit channel discussion)CM-UG.com
油
The meeting minutes discussed the following topics:
1. Upcoming CM-UG events in 2013 and conference call information.
2. Issues with 32-bit and 64-bit applications and how the Application Packager handles redirection between folders and registry hives.
3. How custom channels behave depending on the tuner and operating system architecture, and how to check if a custom channel contains native DLL files.
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The document summarizes information from a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting about the Marimba 8.3 software release. Key points include:
1. Marimba 8.3 focuses on more flexible automation tools, stability, scalability, and managing "everything" through inclusive automation.
2. Over 20 new features make administration more flexible, and it includes over 25 resource kits and 40 functional resource kits.
3. The meeting presentation provided details on many new 8.3 features, and the product roadmap targets multi-tenancy, multi-forest, mobile device management, and cloud-based offerings.
April 2013 (BMC: 8.2.02 Upgrade path details)CM-UG.com
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The document discusses notes from a Configuration Management User Group meeting on April 10th, 2013. The agenda items included upcoming CM-UG events, issues/concerns with an 8.2.02 upgrade, Marimba roadmap, training classes, and questions from ADDM users. Details were provided on the 8.2.02 upgrade process and potential issues. A workaround was presented using a custom "TunerUpgrader" channel to avoid a two-step upgrade for endpoints. Proper upgrade steps were outlined depending on the current infrastructure service version.
The document provides information about the Marimba Users Group (CM-UG) including upcoming meeting dates and details. The November 2014 meeting featured presentations on Symphony 8.5 features, CVE patch details, the Marimba Report viewer, download statistics, legacy transactions, mesh, local inventory views and drift. Information is also provided on how to join the CM-UG mailing list, start discussions on LinkedIn, and access previous meeting minutes. The document promotes joining the International Society of Secure Systems (ISSA) and provides contact information for Marimba consulting services.
The document appears to be meeting minutes from November 2014 for the Marimba Users Group. It lists 4 topics that were likely discussed but does not provide any details on the topics or outcomes of the meeting.
The document discusses features and presentations for an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting in September 2014. The meeting will include presentations on iSpeakCloud, Symphony, and the Marimba 8.5 beta release. It provides details on the beta kickoff call on September 29th and lists the dial-in information. Recorded events and past meeting minutes can be found on the CM-UG website.
The document provides information about the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG), including their monthly conference call details, upcoming event details for September 2014, and a summary of topics discussed in their August 2014 meeting. The September 2014 meeting will feature a guest speaker discussing her new book and the client to cloud shift. All past CM-UG meeting minutes can be found on their website.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting and various Marimba products. It summarizes details about the July 2014 CM-UG meeting including discussion topics. It also announces upcoming CM-UG meeting dates and details about new Marimba products that will be launched or demoed including the Marimba Monitoring Service, Marimba Self Service, Advanced Replication Monitor, Log Viewer, and Marimba Drift Manager. Release timelines and demo information is provided for each new product.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on June 12th, 2014. It discusses the agenda which will include topics like CM-UG value, requests for enhancements (RFEs), peer support, system affinity, and future roles and involvement. Details are provided on conference call information, upcoming 2014 meeting dates, and how to get involved in the CM-UG through their website or LinkedIn group.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) conference call on May 21st 2014. The call will discuss: 1) an 8.3.02 update, 2) a patch management version update, 3) a high priority defect in site based policy and its impact/hotfix, 4) MDM-Afaria logistics, 5) a calendar for 8.5.00 use cases, 6) product support for versions 8.1* and 8.2*, and 7) an XP patching update. The document also lists future CM-UG meeting dates and provides links to the CM-UG calendar and LinkedIn group.
The document discusses bare metal provisioning using Marimba Transmitter. It describes the architecture where the transmitter acts as a DHCP, PXE and TFTP server. It provides details on channel and boot image preparation for provisioning endpoints. The workflow involves endpoints using PXE to boot a WinPE image which then retrieves profile details to install the OS. Known issues with the transmitter services and boot image management are also listed.
The document discusses an upcoming webinar on February 19th, 2014 hosted by the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG). The webinar will cover the transition from Marimba to Symphony, details on Marimba versions 8.3.1 and 8.5, and a comparison of Marimba, SCCM, BigFix and LanDesk. It also provides call-in information and a reminder that CM-UG calls normally take place on the third Wednesday of each month at noon Central time.
The document provides information about the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG), including details about upcoming conference calls and events. It lists the dial-in information for conference calls and upcoming meeting dates in November and December 2013. It also provides information about how to join the CM-UG mailing list and LinkedIn group for user interaction. Various topics are suggested for potential presentations at upcoming meetings.
The document summarizes information from the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) website. It provides details on upcoming CM-UG events including meeting dates in 2013. It also lists new conference call information and notes an update to the BBCA channel store user guide. Additional sections provide information on CM-UG mailing lists and forums for user interaction, potential meeting topics, and a link to find BMC consultants.
The document provides minutes from a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on November 21, 2012. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, issues/concerns, and ways for users to interact. Upcoming events included webinars in December and January to demo new self-service offerings. Users were also encouraged to join related LinkedIn and developer network groups, and a separate ADDM Users group was announced.
Cardinal numbers indicate quantity or amount and are used to count objects. They are also called counting numbers. Some examples of uses for cardinal numbers include telling time, dates, prices, and measurements like weight and height.
Ordinal numbers indicate order or position, such as first, second, third. They show the rank or place that something holds in a series. Examples of ordinal numbers include 1st, 2nd, 11th, 12th, and 15th. Ordinal numbers are used to denote things like a king's name or a line number.
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油
Learn How to Outlive Your Life! The Permanent Fund provides a permanent source of funding for the ministries of The United Methodist Church. Your estate gift truly does change the world for generations. Consider naming The Permanent Fund as beneficiary within your estate plan. http://www.umcglobalimpact.org
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) event, including details on new features for BBCA and the TunerUpgrader channel. It also lists upcoming CM-UG meeting dates and provides information on how users can get involved in the user group through mailing lists, forums, and presentations.
This document discusses different aspects of government and politics. It outlines the three branches of government - the legislative, executive, and judiciary branches. It then defines several political ideologies including liberalism, capitalism, communism, socialism, and political Islam. Liberalism supports individual rights and limited government. Capitalism is based on private property and free markets. Communism sees materialism as the origin of everything. Socialism aims to eliminate poverty and suffering through collective action. Political Islam implements Islamic sharia law.
March 2013 (BMC: 32/64 bit channel discussion)CM-UG.com
油
The meeting minutes discussed the following topics:
1. Upcoming CM-UG events in 2013 and conference call information.
2. Issues with 32-bit and 64-bit applications and how the Application Packager handles redirection between folders and registry hives.
3. How custom channels behave depending on the tuner and operating system architecture, and how to check if a custom channel contains native DLL files.
A Guide for United Methodist Church AmbassadorsRodney Bowen
油
2013 marks the 125th anniversary of The Permanent Fund which was established to provide a permanent source of funding for the ministries of The United Methodist Church. With your help, we can ensure it will continue to grow into the future. Between 2004 and 2010, The Permanent Fund contributed more than $3 million to provide a permanent source of funding for the ministries of The United Methodist Church and for missions around the world.This Ambassador Guide is designed to give you easy steps to assist us in educating members of The United Methodist Church about the critical role of The Permanent Fund and how they can be involved. http://www.umcglobalimpact.org
The document summarizes information from a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting about the Marimba 8.3 software release. Key points include:
1. Marimba 8.3 focuses on more flexible automation tools, stability, scalability, and managing "everything" through inclusive automation.
2. Over 20 new features make administration more flexible, and it includes over 25 resource kits and 40 functional resource kits.
3. The meeting presentation provided details on many new 8.3 features, and the product roadmap targets multi-tenancy, multi-forest, mobile device management, and cloud-based offerings.
April 2013 (BMC: 8.2.02 Upgrade path details)CM-UG.com
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The document discusses notes from a Configuration Management User Group meeting on April 10th, 2013. The agenda items included upcoming CM-UG events, issues/concerns with an 8.2.02 upgrade, Marimba roadmap, training classes, and questions from ADDM users. Details were provided on the 8.2.02 upgrade process and potential issues. A workaround was presented using a custom "TunerUpgrader" channel to avoid a two-step upgrade for endpoints. Proper upgrade steps were outlined depending on the current infrastructure service version.
The document provides information about the Marimba Users Group (CM-UG) including upcoming meeting dates and details. The November 2014 meeting featured presentations on Symphony 8.5 features, CVE patch details, the Marimba Report viewer, download statistics, legacy transactions, mesh, local inventory views and drift. Information is also provided on how to join the CM-UG mailing list, start discussions on LinkedIn, and access previous meeting minutes. The document promotes joining the International Society of Secure Systems (ISSA) and provides contact information for Marimba consulting services.
The document appears to be meeting minutes from November 2014 for the Marimba Users Group. It lists 4 topics that were likely discussed but does not provide any details on the topics or outcomes of the meeting.
The document discusses features and presentations for an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting in September 2014. The meeting will include presentations on iSpeakCloud, Symphony, and the Marimba 8.5 beta release. It provides details on the beta kickoff call on September 29th and lists the dial-in information. Recorded events and past meeting minutes can be found on the CM-UG website.
The document provides information about the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG), including their monthly conference call details, upcoming event details for September 2014, and a summary of topics discussed in their August 2014 meeting. The September 2014 meeting will feature a guest speaker discussing her new book and the client to cloud shift. All past CM-UG meeting minutes can be found on their website.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting and various Marimba products. It summarizes details about the July 2014 CM-UG meeting including discussion topics. It also announces upcoming CM-UG meeting dates and details about new Marimba products that will be launched or demoed including the Marimba Monitoring Service, Marimba Self Service, Advanced Replication Monitor, Log Viewer, and Marimba Drift Manager. Release timelines and demo information is provided for each new product.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on June 12th, 2014. It discusses the agenda which will include topics like CM-UG value, requests for enhancements (RFEs), peer support, system affinity, and future roles and involvement. Details are provided on conference call information, upcoming 2014 meeting dates, and how to get involved in the CM-UG through their website or LinkedIn group.
The document provides information about an upcoming Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) conference call on May 21st 2014. The call will discuss: 1) an 8.3.02 update, 2) a patch management version update, 3) a high priority defect in site based policy and its impact/hotfix, 4) MDM-Afaria logistics, 5) a calendar for 8.5.00 use cases, 6) product support for versions 8.1* and 8.2*, and 7) an XP patching update. The document also lists future CM-UG meeting dates and provides links to the CM-UG calendar and LinkedIn group.
The document discusses bare metal provisioning using Marimba Transmitter. It describes the architecture where the transmitter acts as a DHCP, PXE and TFTP server. It provides details on channel and boot image preparation for provisioning endpoints. The workflow involves endpoints using PXE to boot a WinPE image which then retrieves profile details to install the OS. Known issues with the transmitter services and boot image management are also listed.
The document discusses an upcoming webinar on February 19th, 2014 hosted by the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG). The webinar will cover the transition from Marimba to Symphony, details on Marimba versions 8.3.1 and 8.5, and a comparison of Marimba, SCCM, BigFix and LanDesk. It also provides call-in information and a reminder that CM-UG calls normally take place on the third Wednesday of each month at noon Central time.
The document provides information about the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG), including details about upcoming conference calls and events. It lists the dial-in information for conference calls and upcoming meeting dates in November and December 2013. It also provides information about how to join the CM-UG mailing list and LinkedIn group for user interaction. Various topics are suggested for potential presentations at upcoming meetings.
The document summarizes information from the Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) website. It provides details on upcoming CM-UG events including meeting dates in 2013. It also lists new conference call information and notes an update to the BBCA channel store user guide. Additional sections provide information on CM-UG mailing lists and forums for user interaction, potential meeting topics, and a link to find BMC consultants.
The document provides minutes from a Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting on November 21, 2012. The agenda included upcoming CM-UG events, issues/concerns, and ways for users to interact. Upcoming events included webinars in December and January to demo new self-service offerings. Users were also encouraged to join related LinkedIn and developer network groups, and a separate ADDM Users group was announced.
January 2013 (BCA 8.2.02 Released, BCA Training Classes)CM-UG.com
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The document summarizes the minutes from a January 16th, 2013 Configuration Management - User Group (CM-UG) meeting. It outlines the agenda which includes upcoming CM-UG events, issues/concerns, the release of version 8.2.02 of the software, Black Box Configuration Automation (BBCA) training classes, ways for users to interact including mailing lists and forums, jobs postings, potential future meeting topics, BMC consulting services, and a separate users group for BMC Automated Dependency Discovery and Management (ADDM).
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January 2012 (ISM Customization)
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Agenda: Conference Call Information
All CM-UG calls unless otherwise noted will use
1. Upcoming CM-UG Events the following dial in information:
2. Jan 2012 discussion details
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Upcoming CM-UG Events
Reminder:
The CM-UG call is normally the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 12 noon central time.
The CM-UG calendar is also located here > http://calendar.cm-ug.com
Upcoming Events
January User Group Call
Wednesday January 18th, 2012 - 1PM Eastern / Noon Central
Monthly Feature: ISM Customizations
February User Group Call
Wednesday February 15th, 2012 - 1PM Eastern / Noon Central
Monthly Feature: PS Workshops / Matrix-BMC presentation
March User Group Call
Wednesday March 21st, 2012 - 1PM Eastern / Noon Central
Monthly Feature: TBD
息 Copyright February 13, 2012 Chris@CM-UG.com
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Potential Meeting Topics/Demos
Open to presentations from CM-UG Members and Vendors.
Member Presentations:
Stopping channel shopping (Josh L) Suggest a topic:
Custom inventory scanning (Jason M)
Custom Reporting interfaces
Custom ARS interfaces If you have a topic you
would like to discuss as a
Vendor Presentations:
monthly feature please
Marimba 8.2 Roadmap (BMC)
AdminStudio Info (Flexera) send an email to
Marimba/Matrix42 VDI Solutions Chris@CM-UG.com
BMC Product Roadmaps
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ISM Feedback
Unmanageable and cluttered for large infrastructures. They have 400 plus repeaters. Offline they will
get a new tuner ID and record will remain in the database. Only way to clean it up is to delete,
incorporate new ID one record at a time. Tool not utilizable.
They wipe database and repopulate as a rule. It is the obsolete records causing a problem. Need to
have an age off on that. Snapshot and pull to another database. Need operations view and
historical.
17,000 endpoints and machines are getting replaced all the time but cant purge those records.
Have data in HM and ISM but not in report center. Finds it useful to use it in report center. If in
process in looking at it - add user view by default to views for HM and put default reports in it is
very useful for a large repeater environment. At end of day will give better status information and
remediation based on information given.
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Struggling to get license data to get to the CMDB (BelARc) most popular. Freeware utilities that do a
decent job at knowing algorithms. Talking to BMC - Bryan Diehl from Verizon has a need for that.
Michael Majors from Coridian BCT. Their scenario they have 100 application X and own 100
licenses. Finance is complaining that they purchased 50 but department it doesnt show it.
Questions on finding SW Lic Keys
Value of the actual install key?
What titles should this discover?
Cheaper options?
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Generic Data Connectors Metrics and Some Successes
How the Pieces Fit Together as a System
bPower
mPower AMI Active Our CSC Software License Compliance Service is currently deployed to or
Tivoli SAP Insight
CA Directory INVENTORY & USAGE LICENSE ENTITLEMENT in the process of being deployed to 35 accounts globally.
UAM Customer SCC
Remedy Customer
Etc. H/R Third party Inventory
Inventory & Usage Data
Connector(s)
H/W & S/W
Inventory
Asset
Repository
Procurement
People Data
S/W
SMS/SCCM Inventory &
Usage Data LIBRARIES Managing
& Reseller
Contracts Integrated Third party Inventory
Application
> 230,000 Devices
VMware Discovery &
Inventory Option People Connector(s)
Recognition Library 2200 Vendors
Process
and Tools License Definition
8800 Software Titles
Oracle Discovery &
Inventory Option Library
Generic Data Connectors and growing
Third party Inventory
Connector(s) SKU Library
Third party Inventory
Connector(s)
COMPLIANCE & IT SPEND MANAGEMENT
Installed Software Contract Renewals License Entitlement Audit Readiness
Flexera FNMS
Payment Compliance Status IT Spend Mgmt
Software Usage
Schedules
Jeanne Morain (jmorain@flexerasoftware.com) suggested they look at Flexeras ELO solution
combined with Marimba/ADDM, and CMDB for true up reporting. Flexera is a TAP alliance
partner and had deployed joint solution at a couple of accounts as well as CSC has a service
they have created off of the solution for customers that want on going true up report of what was
purchased versus deployed. Based on SKU Library and Application Recognition library that
provides true up on purchased versus deployed.
CSC Info Flexera Info
One great example is the CSC service built leveraging Flexera and BMC. Attached are slides from
the Flexera Partner Conference that CSC presented last week.
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8. Agenda
Custom ISM presentation
Speaker : Neel Tiwari and Nitish Shrivastava
Custom ISM demo
Speaker : Surekha Dharmarajan
Q&A
9. Prelude
Like Custom Inventory, ISM can be extended (from 8.2.01)
Includes custom statistics and SNMP
3 simple steps
Identification of custom data
Writing custom channel to capture data
Modifying database to Store/Display custom data
Add new tables
Update views [Specific to component]
If we want to use new attributes in health calculation then we need to create groups and
formulae to show them in ISM dashboard
Specification would be given in product documentation
10. Identification of custom data
Identify what the custom attributes are that you want to capture
For Eg: you want to capture number of running daemon processes. The value will
be an integer representing the number of processes.
Associate an Identifier with this attribute.
Eg: Let 6.6.1 be the custom attribute representing the above value.
11. Writing custom channel to capture data
Creating the custom channel to capture that data. Two important "interfaces"
for customers :
ICustomStatsProvider This is implemented by customer in the channel to add
custom stats
IStatsService service = context.getFeature("ism") -This is the new ISM Feature
which the custom channel will register with.
Note: In above example , your code should be able to capture the number of
running daemon processes.
Eg:
t1 = new MyStatsAttribute();
t1.id = "6.6.1";
t1.val = [number of running daemon processes];
Properties to be added :
For a client, add the marimba.tuner.hm.customclient.url=<custom channel URL>.
For a transmitter add the marimba.tuner.hm.customtx.url=<custom channel URL>.
For a proxy, add the marimba.tuner.hm.customproxy.url=<custom channel URL>.
For a tuner, add the marimba.tuner.hm.customcms.url=<custom channel URL>.
12. Modifying database to Store/Display custom data
Adding new tables: Add database script to add custom tables.
Eg: create table hm_custom_tuner_stats(
machine_id varchar(128) not null,
tuner_id numeric(20, 0) not null
Update views [Component specific]
If we are adding new attributes in tuner, then we need to update hmv_client_tuner_summary
If we are adding new attributes in Tx then we need to update hmv_tx_summary
If we are adding new attributes in Proxy, then we need to update hmv_proxy_summary
If we are adding new attributes in CMS, then we need to update hmv_cms_summary
13. Modifying database to Store/Display custom data
If we want to use new attributes in health calculation then we need to create groups
and formulae to show them in ISM dashboard
Add/modify groups for components to capture custom stats in ISM Dashboard
To automate this step, you can "export" the group you create
14. Modifying database to Store/Display custom data
Modifying health formula to take into account custom stats
15. Custom SNMP traps
To view Custom SNMP Alerts in the ISM Dashboard, Traps will have to be sent in the
following format:
<Trap_id_for_time><Time> <Trap_id_for_ipAddress><IP Address>
<Trap_id_for_tunerID><Tuner ID> <Trap_id_for_Type><Trap Type> <Trap_id_for_Trap_details
><Trap Details> <Trap_id_for_stats_mapping><Stats_mapping>
<Trap_id_for_machine_id><Machine ID> <Trap_id_for_type_id><Type ID>
Database Script to add the Custom SNMP Alert in Email Notifications.
For Eg: Insert into hm_snmp_lookup values(id,Trap_id,Trap Description, Is_Custom)
Configure Email Notification for Custom SNMP Alert in ISM Dashboard.
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