The variables described in this section are BMC PATROL for Cisco Nexus Switch variables that are set in the PATROL Agent. You can use the PATROL Configuration Manager or the wpconfig/xpconfig utility to view variable settings or to deploy them to other machines.
Warning
- Changing any of these variables might prevent some functions from working properly, and might affect your entire installation. Make a record of the original setting for a variable before you change it.
- Many BMC PATROL for Cisco Nexus variables are set by menu commands or functions. Do not use the wpconfig utility or PATROL Configuration Manager to remove variables or add new variables. Doing so might prevent some functions from working correctly and can affect your entire installation. BMC recommends that you set agent configuration variables by using a console to configure BMC PATROL for Cisco Nexus.
Note
Some of the variables described in this section may not appear in your environment. Some variables exist only when their corresponding features are enabled or when non-default performance options are selected.
Variable |
Description |
Location |
|---|---|---|
JAVA_HOME |
path of the Java Home |
/PCZ/Default/JAVA_HOME |
password |
You cannot enter the password directly, use the SecureStore API |
NA |
hostName |
Name of the switch |
/PCZ/Switches/<switchname>/password |
port |
SSH port of the monitored switch |
/PCZ/Switches/<switchname>/port |
userName |
User name of the monitored switch |
/PCZ/Switches/<switchname>/userName/userName |
SensorTemperature |
"true" to import the dynamic Cisco thresholds, "false to use locally defined thresholds" |
/PCZ/Default/Thresholds/Sensor Temperature |
MonitoredComponents |
List of the monitored components, each component must appear on a seperate line: * Control
|
/PCZ/Default/Filters/Monitored Components |
MonitoredParameterGroups |
List of the monitored interface parameter groups, each interface parameter group must appear on a seperate line.* Virtual Data Center
|
/PCZ/Default/Filters/Monitored ParameterGroups |
SetMinThreads |
Minimum number of substantiated threadsRange 1 to 2000 |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/SetMinThreads |
SetMaxThreads |
Maximum number of substantated threadsRange 100 to 2000 |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/SetMaxThreads |
ConnectionTimeout |
Timout for a failed connectionsRange 30 to 600 sec |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/ConnectionTimeout |
ConnectionPoolMin |
Minimum number of connections opened per switch instanceRange 1 to 3 |
PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorSet ting/ConnectionPoolMin |
ConnectionPoolMax |
Maximum number of connections opened per switch instanceRange 2 to 10 |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/ConnectionPoolMax |
CommandTimeout |
Time out for a failed polling requestRange 30 to 600 sec |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/CommandTimeout |
debug |
"true" to open a debug file and begin debug |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/debug |
DebugFileName |
Debug file name.Default name is PCZ_JavaCollector.txt |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/DebugFileName |
CheckPatrolAgentIsRunning_Inte rvalTimeInSec |
Patrol agent polling interval |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/CheckPatrolAgentIsRunnin g_IntervalTimeInSec |
CheckPatrolAgentIsRunning |
When enabled, application continually checks that the Patrol agent is running. If the agent is down, it gently closes the SSH connection and closes the asssociated Java processes. |
/PCZ/Default/ExternalCollectorS etting/CheckPatrolAgentIsRunnin g |
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