| Migrating
To IBM Tivoli Monitoring |
| Course
Description |
IBM Tivoli Monitoring is an efficient, reliable, automated tool that provides IT administrators the capabilities to closely monitor the status and performance of to mission-critical distributed applications and computing resources. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to configure, operate, customize and troubleshoot IBM Tivoli Monitoring.
The
focus of this course is on how we can migrate from
the Distributed Monitoring Classic Edition way of monitoring
to the resource modelling
way of monitoring, using IBM Tivoli Monitoring 5.1 |
| Class
Length |
1 day |
| Objectives |
This course enables you to build the necessary knowledge
and skills to:
 Learn how to migrate Tivoli
Distributed Monitoring Classic Edition 3.7 monitoring
 solutions to IBM Tivoli Monitoring
5.1 solutions
Use CIM tools and how to
write WMI Queries (WQL)
Troubleshoot the Resource
Modelling engine
Use the IBM Tivoli Monitoring
Web Health Console
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| Who
will benefit from the course? |
This
course is intended for System Administrators who will set
up, configure, and use IBM Tivoli Monitoring. |
| Required
Skills/Knowledge |
Windows
NT and Unix Administration skills. |
| Pre-requisites |
Before
attending this course, you should attend the Tivoli Management
Framework course and IBM Tivoli Monitoring Course, or possess
equivalent knowledge or skill, as defined in the description
for those
courses. |
| Course
Outline |
Unit 1: Introduction
Introduction into course, objectives,
Overview of IBM Tivoli Monitoring 5.1 components.
Unit 2: Installation
Explanation of lab environment, installating and upgrading
to IBM Tivoli Monitoring 5.1.
Unit 3: Resource Models
Resource Models
Analysis of resource models. Creating and migrating to resource modeling profiles
(Tmw2kProfile). Working with the migration helper script
(dmae_sentryprofile_analyser.sh) and the mapping process.
Compatibility mode.
Unit 4: Profile Configuration
Configuring profiles on CLI. Mdist 2 profile distribution.
Unit 5: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting the resource modeling engine on Windows
and Unix. The Java extension (DMX) on Unix resource models.
Serviceability tasks.
WMI diagnostic tools
on Windows endpoints (wbemtest. cimstudio).
Unit 6: Web Health Console
Installing, configuring and using the Web Health Console.
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