The IBM Tivoli Log File Agent is the latest incarnation of the Netcool/OMNIbus LogFile Agent. It is based on ITM autonomous agent technology and is designed to monitor text log files, Windows Event Logs and the UNIX/Linus syslog using both traditional ACP format files plus regular expressions. This article was originally written by Simon Barnes […]
Energy suppliers always seem to be in the news these days, if they are not trying to justify some cryptic new tariff then they are explaining why prices are rising again. Over the summer most energy suppliers announced increases in energy tariffs of 12-18% for gas and electricity, so it is no surprise that everyone […]
Thursday, 26 May 2011 14:48 Welcome to the first of hopefully many blogs on subjects mainly related to automation and scheduling issues. Although I will probably write about IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler (distributed) (TWS/d) primarily, I would also like to cover other automation and scheduling products from time to time. I am not intending for […]
First thing that will be a shock to most Tivoli users is Tivoli Endpoint Manager requires a license and tracks software usage. So you need to get a valid license authorization file before starting the install. License model is based on per client for desktops and RVU for servers, although there is currently no method […]
There are some significant differences between Tivoli Framework and Tivoli Endpoint Manager (Version 7) when it comes to creating and authenticating administrators and operators. These differences will need to be considered when migrating administrators from Framework to TEM. Administrator authentication Firstly looking at Tivoli Framework, when it was installed in my environment a root administrator […]