Shows the status of streams generated by the IBM i Log Reader plugin. Hardware resource settings for the IBM i. The following are the views for the IBM iĪ view showing CPUs being used by the IBM iĪ view showing the disk status of the IBM iĪ view showing the major operating system and Ports, make sure those are open to acceptįor more information on supported IBM i versions, see Operating system support in 5.x Compatibility Matrix. Uses the host servers as TCP/IP endpointsĨ476, and 449. The IBM i server must have the following: A TCP/IP connection to an IBM i server.For guidance, see Configure the Java environment. The plugin must be able to connect to a Java application.For information on compatible Java versions, see Application and plug-in specific information in Geneos Compatibility Matrix. Or JavaDevelopment Kits installed in the Linux The following are the requirements for running the Note: Beginning Geneos 5.3.0, the IBM i Log Reader is available to send the contents of IBM i IFS log files into a stream. IBM i Log Reader - generates streams from IBM i logs for consumption by other plugins, such as FKM and State Tracker plugins.IBM i Message - shows metrics on messages within a queue.IBM i Queue - shows metrics on message queues for a system.IBM i Job - shows metrics on jobs running on the system.IBM i Subsystem - shows metrics on subsystems within a system.IBM i Pool - shows metrics on storage pools for a system.IBM i System - shows metrics on CPU, Hardware, and Disk.
The JTOpen library is included with the Linux version of the Netprobe. Library of Java classes that allows access to IBM i Remotely using the JTOpen library, which is the open-source version of the IBM Toolbox for Java, and is a Geneos has the capability to monitor the IBM i Originally named OS/400 when it was introduced with the Of the operating system previously called i5/OS, and The IBM i is a widely used platform for core-bankingĪnd wealth and retail systems.
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