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UNIX Fault Management: A Guide for System Administrators

ISBN: 013026525X
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1999
Pages: 90

Authors: Brad Stone, Julie Symons

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. Analyzing the Role of System Operators
• Trends in System Operations
• Chapter 2. Enumerating Possible Events
• Defining Fault Management
• Event Categories
• Chapter 3. Using Monitoring Frameworks
• Distinguishing Monitoring Frameworks
• ITOperations
• Unicenter TNG
• Event Monitoring Service
• PLATINUM ProVision
• BMC PATROL
• MeasureWare
• Chapter 4. Monitoring the System
• Identifying Important System Monitoring Categories
• Using Standard Commands and Tools
• Using System Instrumentation
• Using Graphical Status Monitors
• Using Event Monitoring Tools
• Security Monitoring
• Using Diagnostic Tools
• Monitoring System Peripherals
• Collecting System Performance Data
• Using System Performance Data
• Avoiding System Problems
• Recovering from System Problems
• Comparing System Monitoring Tools
• Case Study: Recovering from Memory Faults
• Chapter 5. Monitoring the Disks
• Identifying Important Disk Monitoring Categories
• Using Standard Commands and Tools
• Using System Instrumentation
• Using Event Monitoring Tools
• Using Diagnostic Tools
• Collecting Disk Performance Data
• Using Disk Performance Data
• Avoiding Disk Problems
• Recovering from Disk Problems
• Comparing Disk Monitoring Products
• Case Study: Configuring and Monitoring for Mirrored Disks
• Chapter 6. Monitoring the Network
• Identifying Important Network Components to Monitor
• Using Graphical Network Status Monitors
• Monitoring Network Interface Card and Cable Failures
• Monitoring Networking and Transport Protocols
• Monitoring Network Services
• Monitoring Network Hosts
• Collecting Network Performance Data
• Using Network Performance Data
• Avoiding Network Problems
• Recovering from Network Problems
• Chapter 7. Monitoring the Application
• Important Application Components to Monitor
• Identifying Application Types
• Using Standard Commands and Tools
• Using System Instrumentation
• Fault Detection Tools
• Monitoring Tools for ERP Applications
• Resource and Performance Monitoring Tools
• Controlling Application Performance
• Recovering from Application Problems
• Comparison of Application Monitoring Products
• Chapter 8. Monitoring the Database
• Identifying Important Database Monitoring Categories
• Using Standard Database Commands and Tools
• Using Fault Detection and Recovery Tools
• Resource and Performance Monitoring Tools
• Using Database Performance Data
• Avoiding Database Problems
• Recovering from Database Problems
• Comparison of Database Monitoring Products
• Chapter 9. Enterprise Management
• Monitoring Across an Enterprise
• Identifying Events
• Using Event Correlation Tools
• Monitoring Multiple Systems
• Enterprise Management Frameworks
• Using Multiple Tools
• Chapter 10. UNIX Futures
• Future Trends in Fault Management
• appendix A. Standards
• Using SNMP and MIBs
• Using DMI and MIFs
• Glossary