The following describes the format used to enter data and the settings to specify in EventAction.properties. The timing when the specified definitions are applied is also described.
- Format
- specified-key-name=specified-value
- File
- EventAction.properties
Save the file in UTF-8 format. When you save the file, prevent a BOM (byte order mark) from being added to the file.
- Folder
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Ops-Center-Analyzer-installation-folder/Analytics/conf
The default installation folder is /opt/hitachi.
- Update frequency
- Ops Center Analyzer rereads the definition file if more than 5 minutes have elapsed since the previous reading before executing the event action.
- Content to specify
- Specify each key name and value on a single line. When you create the event action definition file, the following rules apply:
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A line starting with # is treated as a comment line
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Blank lines are ignored
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The entered values are case-sensitive
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If the same key is specified more than once in the same file, the last specification is valid
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To specify a backslash (\), enter \\
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To display %, specify %%
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To specify an apostrophe ('), enter \'
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To display a double quotation mark ("), specify \"
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Specify only an absolute path. A path specified in an environment variable cannot be set for the path
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- Setting description
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Key name
Setting description
Specifiable values
Default value
Optional or required
EventAction.cmd
Specifies the absolute path of the batch file for running an event action.
ASCII characters and characters in 260 bytes, excluding control characters.
Note: Spaces are excluded.
Null character
Optional
If this key is omitted, no event action will be run.
This key also enables or disables the function.
EventAction.maxCount
Specifies the maximum number of event actions that can be run simultaneously.
1 to 100
10
Optional
If this key is omitted, the default value will be used.
EventAction.timeOut
Specifies the timeout time for event actions (in milliseconds).
1 to 3,600,000
300,000
Optional
If this key is omitted, the default value will be used.