Event Filtering - IBM Enterprise Console Manual

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TestMode

Event Filtering

Normally, an adapter sends all events to the event server. You can optionally
specify events that can or cannot be sent to the event server. You can do this by
specifying the event class and such information as the origin, severity, or any other
attribute=value pair that is defined for the event class. The class name specified for
an event filter entry must match a defined class name; an adapter does not
necessarily have knowledge of the class hierarchy.
Depending on how you specify the Filter and FilterMode keywords, filtered
events are either sent to the event server or discarded.
v To send specific events to the event server:
v To discard specific events:
v To send all events to the event server (the default behavior):
Note: All events are discarded when the configuration is as follows:
To use non-English characters in a Filter statement, you must enter the non-English
characters in the local encodings.
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non-TME adapters that send events to a Windows event server or a Tivoli
Availability Intermediate Manager (AIM), specify one value for each event
server defined with the ServerLocation keyword.
The ServerPort keyword is optional when the event server is running on
UNIX, but mandatory when running on Windows.
Note: If the event server is running on Windows: There is no portmapper
daemon on a Windows machine that allows the adapter to query the
reception port at runtime. The event server listens on a fixed
reception port (tec_recv_agent_port in .tec_config) for connection
and adapter input. Set ServerPort to the value of the
tec_recv_agent_port entry in the .tec_config file in the
$BINDIR/TME/TEC directory. The default is 5529. The Tivoli
Availability Intermediate Manager never uses the portmapper; the
Tivoli Availability Intermediate Manager server listens on a fixed
port set in the Tivoli Availability Intermediate Manager graphical
user interface.
Specifies whether test mode is turned on or off. When TestMode=YES, the
ServerLocation keyword specifies the file to which events are logged,
instead of being sent to the event server. Valid values are YES and NO,
without regard to case. The default is NO.
The TestMode keyword is optional.
1. Set FilterMode to IN.
2. Create Filter statements to match the specific events that you want sent.
1. Set FilterMode to OUT (the default value).
2. Create Filter statements to match the specific events that you want
discarded.
1. Set FilterMode to OUT.
2. Do not specify any Filter statements.
1. FilterMode is set to IN.
2. No Filter statements are specified.

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