A health assembly line monitors the health of a particular Tivoli Directory Integrator (TDI) solution. Heartbeats determine whether the TDI solution is performing appropriately.
Select the Health AssemblyLine you want to monitor from the Select Health AssemblyLine table. If you do not wish to monitor heartbeats, select None.
When you are finished, click Back to make any changes or Finish to create the Config View.
AssemblyLines are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Select the Health AssemblyLine you want to use to monitor heartbeats. This AssemblyLine must contain the healthAL.status and the healthAL.result attributes.
From this window you can select the AssemblyLines you want to associate with the selected Config View. After selecting the desired AssemblyLines, click Next
.AssemblyLines are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Select the AssemblyLine or AssemblyLines you want to use with the selected Config View.
From this window you can select the configuration properties you want to make available for viewing and modification. Depending on what property store is exposed for the selected Config file, you can select from this list of property types:
To select properties:
Properties are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Select the desired property store.
Select the properties you want.
This window allows you to enter a name and description for the Config View.
Entering a name and description on this window is the first step in creating a Config View. The purpose of a Config View is to give users access to information in the configuration file without granting them the ability to edit the configuration file directly. Administrators can use a Config View to filter a configuration file for specific information so that only certain information within the configuration file is displayed.
You can create multiple Config Views for each Config, with each view exposing different information contained in the configuration file.
To create a Config View:
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Enter a name for the Config View in the Name field, for example: execOnly. This field is required.
Enter a description of the Config View in the Description field, for example: for operators.
A health assembly line monitors the health of a particular TDI solution. Heartbeats determine whether the TDI solution is performing appropriately.
Select the Health AssemblyLine you want to monitor from the Select Health AssemblyLine table. If you do not wish to monitor heartbeats, select None.
When you are finished, click Back to make any changes or Finish to create the Config View.
AssemblyLines are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
A list of available ALs appears. Select the desired AL.
From this window you can select the AssemblyLines you want to associate with the selected Config View. After selecting the desired AssemblyLines, click Next.
AssemblyLines are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with the TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Select the AssemblyLine or AssemblyLines you want to use with the active Config View.
From this Window you can select the TDI server and configuration file you want to use to create a Config View.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
From the Server list, select the TDI server containing the configuration file you want to use to create a Config View. This menu will be empty if no TDI servers have been added to the Administration and Monitoring Console. By default, the AMC automatically has a local TDI server on port 1099 registered.
Select the configuration file you want to use to create a Config View from the Configs list. The list contains all currently loaded Configs.
Launches the Load/Reload Config window. You can use this link to load the config on which you want to create the config view. When the Load/Reload config window is launched, the default selected server is the one that is selected on the current window.
Select the config you want and click Load. The selected config should load on the active server. When you close the Load/Reload config window, the Select Server/Config window appears with the Configs list refreshed. You can also access the Load/Reload Config window from the Left Navigation area under Config Administration -> Load Reload/Config.
Effective with TDI version 6.1.1, you can use Quick Create options to create a config view. Quick Create options include:
Once you have selected one of the above three Quick Create options, click Quick Create >>. The config view will be created.
Note: The Quick Create options and the Quick Create button are disabled if there are no configs loaded in the remote TDI server. To load a config, go to the left navigation area Config Administration --> Load/Reload config window and load the config you want.
From this window you can select the configuration properties you want to make available for viewing and modification.
List of property store types from which you can select:
To select configuration properties:
Properties are displayed in a table. See "Using tables" for instructions on how to use the paging, sorting, filtering and find utilities associated with TDI Administration and Monitoring Console tables.
You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:
Select the property store you want. The property stores available for selection depend on the config you have selected.
Possible property stores include:
The name of the property and its value are displayed in a table. Select the property that you want to include in the config view.