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Operation agent block resend event after reboot

Marco Saba

Hi everyone, I'm reaching out for help with a problem related to event sending.

Imagine a server with monitoring that checks filesystems and services. It sends an event for each service and one for each filesystem. Under normal conditions, thanks to suppress rules, the event is not sent until the state changes.

However, in the case of a server reboot, the agent sends all events again as if it were the first time. Obviously, it resends them even though we are still within the suppress range

My question is: Can I prevent all events from being sent after a reboot?

thanks

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    Hello,


    This is possible - please see docs.microfocus.com/.../ug_work4a1 and portal.microfocus.com/.../KM000010794 which describes:

    OPC_MON_SAVE_STATE (eaagt) If you set this variable to FALSE, the monitor agent stops preserving the values of monitored objects and session variables. If you set this variable to TRUE, the monitor agent starts preserving the values of monitored objects and session variables. When you disable or deploy a newer version of measurement threshold policy, the policies are removed from the opcmona memory and the values of monitored objects and session variables of the existing running policies are also removed. The new policy version is then loaded and the opcmona will store new values for the monitored objects and session variables.

    OPC_MON_SAVE_STATE_CACHE_THRESHOLD (eaagt) Specify the threshold value after which an opcmona state change is written to the Save State file. Specify a value of 1 if you want to write every opcmona state change to the Save State file.

    All the best.

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