EMC OL-8950-01 Manuel D’Utilisation
EMC Smarts Application Connectivity Monitor Configuration Guide
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port: the port number of the server.
For autodetect signatures, this can be left blank. The information is taken
from the detection information.
from the detection information.
If you explicitly provide this parameter in the dialog, the entered value
overrides the default one (the detection port).
overrides the default one (the detection port).
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requestString: the request string to send to the server.
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matchPattern: the pattern against which the server response is to be
matched.
matched.
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timeout: the timeout for the action in milliseconds.
Removing Topology Elements
Occasionally, topology elements (software services and the systems that host
the services) may need to be removed from the discovered topology.
the services) may need to be removed from the discovered topology.
Note:
Edit the application signature that is associated with the software service
and system before you remove the element from the topology.
and system before you remove the element from the topology.
To remove an auto-detected element:
1
Access the application signature that discovered the auto-detected
software service that you want to remove, and change the System
Name Pattern so that the service will not be rediscovered.
software service that you want to remove, and change the System
Name Pattern so that the service will not be rediscovered.
2
Select a software service in the Topology Browser, right click on it, and
select Delete.
select Delete.
The system removes the software service and the underlying topology
created by the discovery of the software service. It also stops monitoring
the deleted element(s).
created by the discovery of the software service. It also stops monitoring
the deleted element(s).