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Patrol Event event class


The Patrol Event (or PATROL_EV) event class is a subclass of the MonitorEvent event class.

This class represents slots for PATROL events.

Hidden slots

The hidden slots are internal slots that must not be changed.

To understand the list of slots that are used to determine duplicate events, see Slot facets.

Slot

Slot display name

Type

Description

Hidden?

p_agent_address

Agent Address

String

Network address of the PATROL Agent host.

No

p_agent_name

Patrol Agent Name

String

Host name of the PATROL Agent.

No

p_agent_port

Agent Port

Integer

Port number of the PATROL Agent.

No

p_agent_version

Agent Version

String

Version of the PATROL Agent (for example, 11.0.00).

No

p_application

Application

String

Name of the application class (for example, NT_HEALTH).

No

p_catalog

Catalog

String

Event catalog name of originating event (for example, 0).

No

p_class

Patrol Class

String

Event class name of originating event (for example, 11)

No

p_handler

Handler

String

Indicates the value, 'Patrol'.

No

p_host_class

Host Class

String

Type of OS, (example, NT6.2)

This field is important to implement generic actions, such as rebooting a computer on which a problem has occurred. In the background, a generic action can be translated into a specific action based on this field.

No

p_instance

Instance

String

Name of the Monitored instance (for example, PROD1).

No

p_node

Node

String

Used to display the host name in virtual or remote monitored
environments, where PATROL Event is generated. The host name
returned by this slot depends on MetaFQDN value (which can be obtained by running the AQT commands). If the MetaFQDN value is not set, the host name of managed system is returned.

No

p_origin

Patrol Origin

String

Origin of the PATROL event. Based on the origin, the value can be the application class name, instance name, and the parameter name.

The value will be in the format, <p_application.p_instance.p_parameter>.

For example, p_origin='NT_HEALTH.NT_HEALTH.ResourceContention'

No

p_origin_key

Origin Key

String

Unique key or ID used by the originating tool to enumerate the event.

No

p_origin_sev

Origin Severity

Enum (Severity)

Event severity of originating event.

No

p_owner

Patrol Owner

String

Default account used to install PATROL agent.

No

p_parameter

Metric

String

Name of the metric or parameter.

No

p_parameter_unit

Parameter Unit

String

Unit description of the metric or parameter.

No

p_parameter_value

Metric Value

String

Actual value of the metric or parameter.

No

p_publish_hostname

Agent

String

Published host name of the PATROL Agent.

No

p_source_id

Source ID

String

Event id for the event.

No

p_status

Patrol Status

String

Status value of the PATROL event.

Possible values are:

  • OPEN
  • ACK
  • ASSIGNED
  • CLOSED
  • BLACKOUT

No

p_type

Type

String

Type of event (for example, ALARM).


No


source_address

Host Address

String

Address of the host where the adapter that sent the event is running.

No


object

Object

String

Subcomponent of the host with which the event is related.
For example, it could be the name of the disk on which the event is reporting the problem.

No


object_class

Object Class

String

Identifies the class of an object.
If the object class cannot be derived from the original event, it must be filled in during the enrichment.

No


object_id

Object ID

String

It is a combination of Agent guid, Monitor type, and Instance name.
Important: Do not enrich the object_id slot.

No

 

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