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This chapter describes Resource Manager facilities and explains how and where messages are logged. Resource Manager log messages are written to the syslog facility. Resource Manager debugging messages are written to the individual services log files in the registry.
This chapter consists of the following sections:
Resource Manager error messages are written to log files in C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\log. Each file assumes the name of the process that generates the error. Because messages are continuously appended to these files, you might want to occasionally remove the files. The files are recreated automatically.
Resource Manager has a self-contained scheduling mechanism that is configured automatically during installation.
Any Resource Manager user can view the status of any process by clicking Admin, then selecting System Admin > Process Status. Only users with administrator privileges can start and stop processes. Table 4-1 lists possible back-end processes and their expected status.
| Process Name | Process Description |
|---|---|
| AvInputGen | Availability process |
| AvLoader | Availability process |
| AvIcmpPoller | Available ICMP poller |
| AvSnmpPoller | Available SNMP poller |
| DbServer | Data storage engine |
| DIServer | Import server |
| IcServer | Inventory collector |
| Proxy | Admin tasks |
| SyslogAnalyzer | Syslog message analyzer |
| WebServer | http server |
Table 4-2 describes the possible process states.
| State | Definition |
|---|---|
| Administrator has shut down this server | The administrator or another program has shut down the process. |
| Failed to run | The process has failed by exiting or sending a failed init message. |
| Never started | The process is not configured for autostart. The process must be started manually. |
| Program started - No mgt msgs received | The process has started, but the status has not been reported to the process manager. |
| Running but busy flag set | The process has successfully started, but does not participate in process management messaging. |
| Running normally | The process has successfully started and reporting status. |
| Transient terminated | The process has completed its function and has terminated normally. |
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