AppManager for UNIX provides the following Knowledge Scripts for monitoring AIX and Solaris hardware logs, and Dell and HP hardware running a Linux operating system.
To run these Knowledge Scripts as a non-root user:
Log in using the root account.
Run the command chmod +w /etc/uroot.cfg.
Add the following commands at the end of the uroot configuration file:
/usr/sbin/hpacucli
/sbin/hpasmcli
/usr/sbin/dmidecode
Save the uroot configuration file.
Run the command chmod -w /etc/uroot.cfg.
From the Knowledge Script view of console, you can access more information about any NetIQ-supported Knowledge Script by selecting it and clicking Help or F1.
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Monitors the hardware error log on AIX computers. |
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Monitors the fan status on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the operational status of logical drives on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the operational status of physical drives on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the operational status of physical memory on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the power consumption on Dell computers. |
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Monitors the operational status of power supplies on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the operational status of storage controllers, such as HP Smart Array RAID controllers on computers running Linux. |
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Monitors hardware logs on Solaris computers. |
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Monitors the hardware temperature on HP and Dell computers. |
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Monitors the voltage probe on Dell computers. |