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| Creating Custom Monitors for Tivoli Distributed Monitoring, SG24-5211-00 |
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In this redbook we describe how to create custom monitors for Tivoli Distributed Monitoring, Tivoli's application
for monitoring resource availability in the enterprise.
We explain the different approaches you can employ in
creating your own monitors and also show specific
examples for custom monitors that we create to extend the
reach of Tivoli Distributed Monitoring.
We also give a preview of the newest features added in
Tivoli Distributed Monitoring 3.6, in particular support
of the Lightweight Client Framework (LCF).
This redbook will help you position Tivoli Distributed
Monitoring and TME 10 as applications for enterprise
availability management and enterprise systems
management.
Numerous practical examples are used to illustrate how to
use Tivoli Distributed Monitoring in an effective way and
how to create your own monitors.
We show how to create monitors for networks, networking
hardware, the Web, VM, DB2 and a number of other
components and employ different techniques of creating
monitors in these examples.
All scenarios in this redbook are documented in a way
that service providers can use the examples as a base for
client implementations.
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SK2T-8044-05
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SK2T-2849-09
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Publish date
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1998-05-29
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Lead author
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Stefan Uelpenich
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Other authors
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Robi Banerjee Peter Holm Alain Queffelec
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ISBN number
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0738403016
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Number of pages
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246
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