Below are some examples of Tivoli add-ons I've created, and any associated
presentations or documentation. I make no guarantees that this will work
or that this won't bring everything down, but I'll try to fix any problems
you bring to my attention. These are functional examples, though there may
be some features missing. To receive the full version with the associated
source code, consider looking into available consulting services by sending
a request to
public@bmitch.net.
- DST Test in Perl 4
- Test the OS for the daylight saving change. This was written in
the old perl 4 so you don't have to install anything else on Tivoli
machines.
Download the dst.pl script
- ITM 5.1.x Resource Models Using Java within JS
- IBM Tivoli Monitoring utilizes a new design for creating monitors.
This involves many advantages and disadvantages over the previous DM
monitoring methodology. The presentation below also describes how
Java code may be run from within the Java Scripting engine on Unix
platforms.
Download the user group presentation
- Network monitoring for Distributed Monitoring (DM)
- Used for monitoring a simple port or a web site. The non-public version
of this monitoring collection would include monitors for more services,
such as email, ftp, and rexec. The monitors each feature an availability
and a quality monitor, where one reports the up/down status of the port
and the other reports how long it takes to receive a response. A baroc
file is also included for those sending events to TEC.
Download DMN-network.tar
Download the user group presentation
- Local Unix Endpoint Installation
- Used for installing an endpoint locally on a Unix machine, eliminating
need to use rexec. This shoud still work on Framework 3.6 and has been
tested on Framework 3.7, 4.1, and 4.1.1.
Download FWK-ep.tar
- Port Check
- Used for verifying communication between two machines. This is good
for environments where DNS and firewall issues may be occurring and
can isolate network issues from Tivoli issues. These scripts use
/etc/Tivoli/bin/perl, so make sure the machines are managed nodes or that
perl is available on each machine.
Download FWK-portchk.tar
Note: Modifications to the files above must maintain the original author
information already in the files.
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