BMC ProactiveNet displays the health of the following components in the ProactiveNet Health node of the BMC ProactiveNet Operations Console:
In the navigation tree of the Operations Console, click Global > Event Collectors to view the ProactiveNet Health node. The following figure shows the ProactiveNet Health node as it appears in the Operations Console.
BMC ProactiveNet generates an event and displays it in the ProactiveNet Health node if one or all of the scenarios mentioned below occur:
The connection between the Integration Service and the local or remote cell is lost.
When the cell is disconnected from the Integration Service, an event is generated as shown in the following figure:
When the cell is reconnected to the Integration Service, the event is closed and is displayed in Global > Event Collectors > ProactiveNet Health > By Status > Closed as shown in the following figure:
You can configure the severity for these events by performing the following steps:
CRITICAL
, MAJOR
, or WARNING.
pronet.selfmonitoring.is_disconnect_severity
pronet.selfmonitoring.pa_disconnect_severity
pronet.selfmonitoring.cell_disconnect_severity
pronet.selfmonitoring.is_disconnect_severity=CRITICAL
The Details notebook displays detailed information about the system for which the event was generated. Such events as classified as self monitoring events and are displayed as such in the Summary notebook as shown in the following figure.
For information about the information that you can view and obtain from the Details notebook, see Viewing the event Details Notebook.
For a use case in the context of which viewing self monitored events is useful and what you can do with such events, see Detect problems using the automated self health monitoring capability.
Note
If the publish host name is different from the device FQDN, the self-monitoring events for the PATROL are associated with the device named after the published host name. The message points to the device FQDN in which the PATROL Agent is running. This is not applicable if you have not set a publish host name of if the publish host name is same as the device FQDN.
The following points outline some of the main reason that a KM cannot collect data hence for data gaps to emerge:
Data is not collected by a KM because the monitored resource is not available.
Data is not collected by a KM due to undefined behavior by some of the underlying APIs or external executables and data gaps are seen for a single or a set of parameters.
Features of the BMC ProactiveNet and BMC PATROL Agent integration
Detect problems using the automated self health monitoring capability