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CHANNEL_STATUS

Property	Value	Alert	Description
STATUS	1	Good	INACTIVE. The channel state is not in error however it is not currently running.
STATUS	2	Good	RUNNING. The channel is in a good running state
STATUS	3	Warn	STARTING. The channel is currently starting. This is a transient state.
STATUS	4	Warn	STOPPING. The channel is currently stopping. This is a transient state.
STATUS	5	Warn	STOPPED. The channel is currently stopped. This should be considered an error state however administrators may STOP a channel during change activity.
STATUS	6	Warn	REQUESTING. The channel is currently requesting. This is a transient state for Requester channels.
STATUS	7	Warn	INITIALIZING. The channel is currently initializing. This is a transient state for Requester channels.
STATUS	8	Warn	SWITCHING. The channel is currently switching. This is a transient state.
STATUS	9	Warn Critical	BINDING. The channel is currently binding and trying to connect to the remote end. Binding is a transient state however it should be considered an error if this state lasts for more than a few minutes. Some in error channels can get stuck in a binding state.
STATUS	10	Critical	RETRYING. The channel is currently retrying and trying to connect to the remote end. Retrying should be considered an error state.
STATUS	11	Critical	PAUSED. The channel is currently paused. This is a transient state however it should be considered an error if this state lasts for more than a few minutes.
STATUS	12	Critical	DISCONNECTED. The channel is currently disconnected. This is a transient state however it should be considered an error if this state lasts for more than a few minutes.
CONNS	< 1	Warn Critical	This is the number of ACTIVE connections made to the SVRCONN channel.

QUEUE_STATUS

Suggested values only.

Property

Value

Alert

Description

QUEUE

String name

NA

The is the name of the queue to filter the status values on.

OPPROCS

< 1

Warn

This is the number of handles that are currently open for output for the queue.

IPPROCS

< 1

Warn

The number of handles/connections that are currently open for input for the queue (either input-shared or input-exclusive). This number does not include handles that are open for browse.

CURDEPTH

> 50

Warn

The current depth of the queue, that is, the number of messages on the queue, including both committed messages and uncommitted messages.

CURDEPTH

> 100

Critical

The current depth of the queue, that is, the number of messages on the queue, including both committed messages and uncommitted messages.

lastGetIntervalSecs

> 5

Warn

This gives the relative number of seconds since the last get was performed on the queue. The number of seconds is calculated from;

(Current System time - Last Get Time) = interval

A value of -1 means the metric is invalid

NOTE: If a -1 is not expected then you may need to set the MONQ property on the queue manager to MEDIUM.

ALTER QMGR MONQ(MEDIUM)

lastGetIntervalSecs

> 10

Critical

This gives the relative number of seconds since the last Get was performed on the queue. The number of seconds is calculated from;

(Current System time - Last Get Time) = interval

A value of -1 means the metric is invalid

NOTE: If a -1 is not expected then you may need to set the MONQ property on the queue manager to MEDIUM.

ALTER QMGR MONQ(MEDIUM)

lastPutIntervalSecs

> 5

Warn

This gives the relative number of seconds since the last Put was performed on the queue. The number of seconds is calculated from;

(Current System time - Last Put Time) = interval

A value of -1 means the metric is invalid

NOTE: If a -1 is not expected then you may need to set the MONQ property on the queue manager to MEDIUM.

ALTER QMGR MONQ(MEDIUM)

lastPutIntervalSecs

> 10

Critical

This gives the relative number of seconds since the last Put was performed on the queue. The number of seconds is calculated from;

(Current System time - Last Put Time) = interval

A value of -1 means the metric is invalid

NOTE: If a -1 is not expected then you may need to set the MONQ property on the queue manager to MEDIUM.

ALTER QMGR MONQ(MEDIUM)

MSGAGE

> 5

Warn

Age, in seconds, of the oldest message on the queue. The maximum displayable value is 999999999; if the age exceeds this value, 999999999 is displayed.

PUBSUB_STATUS

Property	Value	Alert	Description
STATUS	0	Critical	ERROR
STATUS	1	Critical	REFUSED
STATUS	2	Warn	STOPPING
STATUS	3	Warn	INACTIVE
STATUS	4	Warn	STARTING
STATUS	5	Good	COMPAT
STATUS	6	Good	ACTIVE

QMGR_STATUS

Property

Value

Alert

Description

STATUS

0

Critical

STOPPED. The queue manager is not running or cannot be contacted.

NOTE: In some cases the queue manager may still actually be running but cut off from Lamaxu due to network issues.

STATUS

1

Warn

QUIESCING. The queue manager is in the process of being shut down.

STATUS

2

Good

STANDBY. The queue manager is running as standby.

STATUS

3

Good

STARTING. The queue manager is starting up.

STATUS

4

Good

RUNNING. The queue manager is running normally.

LISTENER_STATUS

Property

Value

Alert

Description

STATUS

1

Critical

Warn

STOPPED. The listener is stopped or not running.

STATUS

2

Good

RUNNING. The listener is running normally.

PAGESET_USAGE (ZOS Only)

Property	Value	Alert	Description
STATUS	0	Good	The PAGE SET is AVAILABLE
STATUS	2	Critical	The PAGE SET is OFFLINE
STATUS	4	Warn	The PAGE SET is SUSPENDED
PAGESET_ID	Page set ID value	NA	The pageset id value to filter on
UNUSED_PAGES	Integer Value		This is the number of free pages for the PAGESET_ID. An alert should be raised if this falls below a specified value.

SUBSCRIPTION_STATUS

Property	Value	Alert	Description
CURDEPTH	> 50	Warn	The current depth of the base subscriber queue, that is, the number of messages on the queue, including both committed messages and uncommitted messages.
CURDEPTH	> 100	Critical	The current depth of the base subscriber queue, that is, the number of messages on the queue, including both committed messages and uncommitted messages.
lastMsgIntervalSecs	> 5	Warn	This gives the relative number of seconds since the last message was sent to the subscriber. The number of seconds is calculated from; (Current System time - Last Message Time) = interval A value of -1 means the metric is invalid
lastMsgIntervalSecs	> 10	Critical	This gives the relative number of seconds since the last message was sent to the subscriber. The number of seconds is calculated from; (Current System time - Last Message Time) = interval A value of -1 means the metric is invalid