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17.15 Using Monitoring Profiles and Rules
Monitoring rules, profiles, and plans detect components or attributes of a managed
asset or resource that are not operating within specified parameters. A resource is a
generic term for any resource managed through Enterprise Manager Ops Center, it
can be an asset, a group, a network, or a library. An Enterprise Manager Ops Center
administrator has permissions to edit and add monitoring rules and profiles.
The following are the main components of a complete monitoring configuration:
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Monitoring Rules - Express alerting conditions. You can apply one or more rules
to an asset in order to monitor the asset and raise an alert when the monitoring
rule condition is met.
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Monitoring Profiles - A set of monitoring rules targeted to a specific asset type.
Default monitoring profiles contain a set of rules that are automatically applied.
You can copy a profile and manually configure the rules in the profile.
17.15.1 Creating a Monitoring Profile
You can create a new monitoring profile and edit the profile to add rules.
To create a monitoring profile, do the following:
Note:
For more information about problem management in Enterprise Manager Ops
Center, see the "Problem Management" topic in the User section in the
Enterprise Manager Ops Center 11g
following tasks:
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Viewing unresolved problems
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Viewing problem details
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Assigning a problem
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Acknowledging problems
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Adding an annotation
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Displaying an annotation
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Using maintenance mode
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Taking action on a problem
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Marking a problem repaired
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Closing a problem
Note:
For more information about monitoring profiles and rules, see the "Monitoring
Profiles and Rules" topic in the Advanced User section in the
Enterprise Manager Ops Center 11g
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