The Security Jrn Network
attribute group includes attributes that you can use to monitor changes
to network attributes.
Note: The IBM i OS programming interfaces used to access the security
auditing journal do not permit access by the agent's user profile
QAUTOMON. Therefore, in order for any of the security journal attribute
groups to return data for situations, you must give QAUTOMON access
to the security auditing journal and its receivers. Grant QAUTOMON
*ALL object authority to QSYS/QAUDJRN auditing journal and to its
receivers before starting any related situations.
Note: This attribute group is implemented as a pure event only. That
means it should not be used in queries for reports and workspaces,
but should only be used in situations. Attempting to use it in reports
always results in no data being returned.
Changed Attribute Indicates a change to
the named network attribute was logged to the audit journal. The
following values are valid:
- SYSNAME
- Current system name
- PNDSYSNAME
- Pending system name
- LCLNETID
- Local network ID
- LCLCPNAME
- Local control point name
- LCLLOCNAME
- Local location name
- DFTMODE
- Default mode name
- NODETYPE
- APPN node type
- DTACPR
- Current level of data compression
- DTACPRINM
- Current level of intermediate node data compression
- MAXINTSSN
- Maximum number of intermediate sessions
- RAR
- Route addition resistance
- NETSERVER
- List of network node servers
- ALRSTS
- Alert status
- ALRPRIFP
- Alert primary focal point
- ALRDFTFP
- Alert default focal point
- ALRLOGSTS
- Alert logging status
- ALRBCKFP
- Name of the system that provides alert focal point services if
the primary focal point is unavailable
- ALRRQSFP
- Name of the system that is requested to provide alert focal point
services
- ALRCTLD
- Name of the controller through which alert messages are sent on
a SSCP-PU session
- ALRHLDCNT
- Maximum number of alerts that are created before the alerts are
sent over the alert controller session (ALRCTLD network attribute)
- ALRFTR
- Name of the active alert filter
- ALRFTRLIB
- Name of the library that includes the alert filter definition
- MSGQ
- Name of the system-default network message queue
- MSGQLIB
- Name of the library that includes the system-default message queue
- OUTQ
- Name of the system-default network output queue
- OUTQLIB
- Name of the library that includes the system-default network message
queue
- JOBACN
- Current job action for job streams received through the network
- MAXHOP
- Maximum number of times in the SNADS network that a distribution
queue originating at this node can be received and rerouted on the
path to its final destination
- DDMACC
- Current system action for DDM requests from other systems
- DDMACCLIB
- Name of the library that includes the DDM access program
- PCSACC
- Current system action for Client Access for i5/OS™ requests
- PCSACCLIB
- Name of the library that includes the Client Access for i5/OS access
program
- DFTNETTYPE
- System default value for the Integrated Services Digital Network
(ISDN) network type
- DFTCNNLST
- System default value for the ISDN connection list
New Attribute Value The value of the network
attribute after it was changed. The valid value is an alphanumeric
string with a maximum of 250 characters.
Old Attribute Value The value of the network
attribute before it was changed. The valid value is an alphanumeric
string with a maximum of 250 characters.
Origin node The managed system name. The
format is hostname:agent_code.
Examples include spark:KA4 or deux.raleigh.ibm.com:KA4.
In workspace queries, set this attribute to be equal to the $NODE$
value to populate the workspace with data. This attribute is generally
not included in situations, unless there is a need to customize the
situation for a specific managed system.