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Oracle® Communications PMAC User's Guide
Release 6.6
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Sentry Process Control elements

The Sentry Process Control page contains the following elements:

Table 9-1 Elements on the Sentry Process Control Page

Element Description
Command status field Shows that the Sentry process is currently sending a status command to the host. This field is followed by the title of the output.
sentryd started Provides the date and time that the Sentry process was last started.
Current Activity Mode Shows the current mode of the Sentry process. For mode definitions, see the Pulldown Menu element in this table.
Process column table Displays the names of the process that Sentry is monitoring. Displays information about the processes that Sentry is monitoring. See Table 9-2 for a description of each field.
PID Displays the process ID of the process.
Status Displays the status (running or not running) of the process.
StartTS (Start timestamp) Displays the timestamp of when the process was started. The format is Day-MMM-DD-hh-mm-ss-YYYY, for example, Tue Nov 24 13:39:44 2009
NumR (Number of Restarts) The number of times a process has been restarted.
Date/Timestamp and Comment Displays the date and timestamp for the executed command and status information relating to the command.
Sentry command pulldown list Enables an authorized user to select one of the following commands to effect a mode change of the Sentry process:
  • Display Status-Sentry reads the database of a host to obtain information about the processes that Sentry monitors and displays the status information on this GUI page. The Display Status mode does not affect Active Mode or Passive Mode. In other words, you can still view status information on processes regardless of whether Sentry is in Active Mode or Passive Mode as long as Display Status is selected.
  • Active Mode-Sentry tries to restart failed processes on the host.
  • Passive Mode-Sentry does not try to restart any processes that stop running on the host.
  • Restart Sentry-Sentry is restarted.
Go button Executes the selected Sentry command.
Pause Updates

Allows the user to temporarily suspend ("pause") the automatic page refresh that occurs automatically when the page is entered.

If the check box is "checked", a manual page Refresh will "uncheck" the check box.

Page Refresh Interval Provides information about how often the Sentry Process Control page (automatically) refreshes.

Table 9-2 Process table fields

Element Description
PID Displays the process ID of the process.
Process Displays the name of the process.
Status Displays the status (running or not running) of the process.
StartTS (Start timestamp) Displays the timestamp of when the process was started. The format is Day-MMM-DD-hh-mm-ss-YYYY, for example, Tue Nov 24 13:39:44 2009
NumR (Number of Restarts) The number of times a process has been restarted.