A-B
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| asynchronous event detection | | An event-tracking method that enables a monitor to detect an
event when it occurs, usually during an I/O to the device.
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C-D
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| Client Configuration File | | A configuration file whose settings override comparable settings
defined in either the Global or Monitor-Specific Configuration File.
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| cstm | | An STM command to view the command-line interface.
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E
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| EMS Hardware Monitors | | Daemons that proactively monitor hardware devices, such as CPU,
memory, and hard disks.
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| Event Monitoring Service | | A framework that supports hardware monitoring.
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F
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| Failure Log | | A file that contains the details of a support tool test failure.
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| filtering | | A process of modifying the system log file settings.
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| formatting | | A process of improving the readability of a system log file.
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G
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| Global Monitor Configuration File | | A configuration file that includes settings common to all the
monitors.
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H-K
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| Hardware Monitoring Request Manager | | A utility that enables you to create and manage event-monitoring
requests for all the EMS Hardware Monitors.
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| HP Serviceguard | | A high-availability subsystem that enables you to create highly
available clusters of HP 9000 and HP Integrity servers.
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L
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| log file | | A file that includes details about the Online Diagnostics software
installation and removal.
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| Logtool | | An interactive support tool. It enables you to monitor recoverable
errors, such as the single-bit memory errors and I/O errors.
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M
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| Monitor-Specific Configuration File | | A configuration file whose settings are specific to the monitor.
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| monitoring request | | A monitor parameter that you can set based on your needs.
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| mstm | | An STM command to view the menu-based interface.
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| Multiple-View monitors | | Monitors that enable you to specify different event details
for the same monitor to one or more targets, based on the requirements
of the targets.
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N
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| Non-Multiple-View monitors | | Monitors whose event details are the same for all the targets.
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O
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| Online Diagnostics | | A collection of tools that enables you to monitor and test server
hardware.
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| OnlineDiag | | The name of the bundle that includes the Online Diagnostics
software.
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P-R
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| Peripheral Status Monitor | | A monitor that converts events detected by an EMS Hardware Monitor
to a change in hardware resource status.
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| polling | | An event-tracking method in which a monitor checks the status
of its hardware resources at regular intervals, typically every 60
minutes.
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| psmctd | | The Peripheral Status Client or target daemon used to monitor
the status of hardware resources.
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| psmmon | | The utility used to monitor the status of resources recognized
by the psmctd daemon.
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S-W
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| set_fixed | | The utility used to manually change the status of a hardware
resource from DOWN to UP.
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| Startup Configuration File | | A configuration file that contains the monitoring requests currently
defined for the monitor.
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| Support Tools Manager | | A component of Online Diagnostics that manages a collection
of support tools that you can use to verify and troubleshoot system
hardware.
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X-Z
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| xstm | | STM command to view the graphical user interface.
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