Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator Installation Guide

6.8 Dividing Report Storage Locations

This section explains the procedure used to divide report management folders by console definitions.

Dividing report locations leads to the following benefits in operation:

• In large scale systems such as data centers, reports can be divided by customer or by department.

Procedure

Use the following procedure:

As the report storage locations are based on the console definitions, you will need to create console definitions in advance. Refer to "Console Definitions Window" in the User's Guide (Console Edition) for details on how to create definitions.

1. Preparing report management folders

   Create the directory you want to use for the report management folder in Explorer.

   Note: You cannot use characters other than ASCII in the path name of the report management folder.

   
   

2. Creating the definitions file to change the report management folder

   Refer to the following definition format and specification example, and make the necessary adjustments to the alias and path of the report management folder in the sample file (sqcSetcondir.sample) to create the sqcSetcondir.ini file:

   Created file name and storage location

   <Installation directory of the Operation Management Client>\www\control\sqcSetcondir.ini

   Sample file

   <Installation directory of the Operation Management Client>\www\control\sqcSetcondir.sample

   Definition format

   [Console definition name]
   Alias = alias_name
   LocalPath = local_path

   • [Console definition name]

     For the section name, specify the console definition name that changes the report management folder.

   • alias_name

     Specify the console definition name.

   • local_path

     Specify the full path of the report management folder.
     Note: You cannot use characters other than ASCII in the path name of the report management folder.

   Specification example (if the DefaultConsole report management folder is changed to "D:\SQC_REPORT")

   [DefaultConsole]
   Alias = DefaultConsole
   LocalPath = "D:\SQC_REPORT"

   
   

3. Virtual directory settings

   Make settings for the virtual directory. This shows how to make the settings with the following two Web servers.

   <Using IIS>

   Make sure World Wide Web Publishing Service is running before executing the following command. Execute the following commands to make the settings:

   <Installation directory of the Operation Management Client>\bin\sqcSetIISreg.exe -e "alias_name" -d "local_path"

   Note: Use the strings specified in step 2 above for the alias_name and local_path.

   Example

   "C:\Program Files\SystemwalkerSQC-C\bin\sqcSetIISreg.exe" -e DefaultConsole -d D:\SQC_REPORT

   
   

   <Using Interstage HTTP Server (included with Interstage Application Server)>

   1. Editing the Interstage HTTP Server environment definition file

      Open the Interstage HTTP Server environment definition file with the editor.

      Edit the environment definition file stored in the following location:

      • Interstage Application Server V8.x or earlier

        C:\Interstage\F3FMihs\conf\httpd.conf

      Note: This is the location for the default installation path.

      • Interstage Application Server V9.x or later

        C:\Interstage\F3FMihs\servers\FJapache\conf\httpd.conf

      Note: This is the location for the default installation path.

   2. Virtual directory settings

      Add the following lines to the end of the file:

      Alias /<alias>/"<full path of the folder where the reports are stored>"
      <Directory "<full path of the folder where the reports are stored>">
      Options None
      AllowOverride None
      Order allow,deny
      Allow from all
      </Directory>

   3. Saving the settings

      Save the file and exit the editor. If you did this while Interstage HTTP Server was running, restart it.

   Note

   Change access privileges and other parameters as necessary.

4. Copying history and definition files

   Copy or move the following directory into the report management folder.

   <Installation directory of the Operation Management Client> \www\html\ConsoleEnvironments\console definition name