Sample alertg configuration file

The following text is the sample alertg.cfg configuration file used by alertg. The first part of the file—each line that is preceded by a pound sign (#)—provides comments that describe each configuration key.

The second part of the file (lines not preceded by #), contains the actual configuration data.

# 

# Sample alertg.cfg for ims54alertg.  Keys are...

# PubType

#     Use: Defines notification type to publish

#     Allowed Values: Alert

#     Default: none

#

# ContextName

#     Use: Used for Alerts only. 

#          Identifies OT context stanza name.

#     Default: OTI_Context

#

# TransportName

#     Use: Used for Alerts only. Identifies OT transport

#          stanza name.

#     Default: AlertsIn

#

# Hostname

#     Use: Sets host/server name

#     Default:

$

# DomainName

#     Use: 

#     Default:

#

# DomainType

#     Use: 

#     Default:

#

# ClusterName

#     Use: 

#     Default:

#

# ClusterCfgID

#     Use: 

#     Default: 0

#

# SourceAppl

#     Use: Used for Alerts only. PersonalAlerts.

#          PersonalAlert.SourceApplication

#     Default: Impact5.4

#

# EventID

#     Use: Sets the alert identifier

#     Allowed Values: 0..4294967295

#     Default: none

#

# Publisher*

#     Use: Who is publishing alert/trap

#     Default: none

#

# Publisher*

#     Use: What the affected entity/object is

#     Default: none

#

# Reason*

#     Use: Codes/descriptions of problem

#     Default: none

#

#####################################################

     PubType = Alert

     ContextName = OTI_Context

     TransportName = AlertsIn

     Hostname = myhost

     DomainName = myImpact

     DomainType = myTest

     ClusterName = myCluster

     ClusterCfgID = 999

     SourceAppl = Impact5.4

     EventID = 1234

     PublisherName = foobar

     PublisherType = sfm

     PublisherSessionID = 1234

     PublisherInstance = 2

     ObjectName = foobar

     ObjectType = sfm

     ObjectSessionID = 3

     ObjectInstance = 4

     ReasonCode1 = Refuse mode

     ReasonCode2 = Console

     ReasonCode3 = Fred

     ReasonCode4 = 

     ReasonText = SFM 'foobar' was put in Refuse mode

     ReasonEncoding = ANSI# Open Transport (OT)

#

# Configuration can occur here or in nnsyreg.dat in the 

# working directory or in the directory specified by the

# NNSY_ROOT environment variable. See sample OT

# configuration files nnsyreg_mqs.dat and 

# nnsyerg_file.dat, for example, configurations for

# MQ Series and the OT file driver respectively.

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