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Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

5911.0. "Multiple Users, rule enable does not work" by LEMAN::HAUSHERR () Wed Mar 16 1994 10:26


On VMS systems, once a rule is enabled, it is enabled on the entire node as
long as the enabling DECmcc process is running. There is no need for individual
users to enable the same alarm rule in there instance of DECmcc.

That's written in "Alarms and Notification Services Use" Page 5-26 .

My customer need this function. He enables a rule from a user and then
he logs in to another user, but in the second user the rule is still disabled.

Even if he does a spawn he sees the rule disabled.

He runs DECmcc V1.3 .

Any idea ??

	Roland
    
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5911.1It's already ENABLED. You just can't see it.MSDOA::REEDJohn Reed @CBO, DTN:367-6463, KB4FFE, SouthEastWed Mar 16 1994 13:4018
    (The rule is really running.   Only one RULE exists for a given rule
    name in a domain.  If ANY process enables that rule, it will run.  The
    others users see copy of the rule in their database too, but if THEY
    didn't specifically enable the rule, they will see the rule as DISABLED.
    
    But the rule is really ENABLED, if ANY PROCESS on the machine has
    enabled it.  You can verify this, by enabling notification on your
    process, and you will see the rules fire, and the alarms will come to
    your notification window, even though, (to your process) the alarm rule
    appears to be disabled.
    
    In MY personal preference, I would prefer the rule status to show up on
    ANY PROCESS screen as being "ENABLED by Process 000xxxx" to all
    users.  So you can tell if a specific rule is ENABLED on the node. 
    But I don't know if there is really a way to get this data without
    rewriting, and that seems unlikely, with PolyNetview coming along.
    
    JR
5911.2Use DETmcc!STKHLM::BERGGRENNils Berggren, DC Sweden. 876-8287Tue Mar 22 1994 06:1510
    At almost all customer sites (if not all) in Sweden we use DETmcc
    (DETached MCC) for the alarm-rule handling.
    
    Only one process on the system runs the alarm-rules, but all users
    wanting notifications for alarms gets it.
    
    Then you can implement Launched Applications to ENABLE/DISABLE/SHOW
    STATUS on alarm-rules run by DETmcc.
    
    	/Nils Berggren