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UNIX Fault Management: A Guide for System Administration
By Brad  Stone, Julie  Symons
Publisher	: Prentice Hall PTR
Pub Date	: December 01, 1999
ISBN	: 0-13-026525-X
Pages	: 368

		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
			IT/Operations
			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

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