Adding Systems to the Availability Monitoring Manually 

Use

• The tables CSMNSDIC, CSMSYS, and CSMSYSAS must contain the correct data for the system. You can maintain this content using the user interface, as described under Customizing Availability Monitoring.
• The SERVICES file of the host on which the availability agent CCMSPING was installed must contain an entry for the corresponding system with the port number of the message server.

1. Log on to the host from which you want to monitor availability.
2. Check whether the message server port numbers of the systems that you want to monitor are included in the SERVICES file (in Windows NT systems, this file is under c:\winnt\system32\drivers32, in UNIX systems, under /etc). The lines have the following format:

sapms<sid> <Port-No.>/tcp (Example: sapmsc11 3610/tcp)

3. If this is not the case, first determine the host name of the relevant message servers. You can do this from any instance of the system, for example using transaction RZ03 (the message server is the one that provides the service "M") or RZ11 (the system parameter rdisp/mshost is the name of the message server).
4. Now create a telnet connection to each of the message servers locations (telnet <Host-Name>). You will find the required entries in the SERVICES files on these servers.
5. Copy the lines that you have found to the local SERVICES file.

The desired system is included in the list of systems that can be monitored from the monitoring architecture. You can now activate the monitoring for this system using the normal user interface. To display the availability data, expand the SAP CCMS Monitor Templates monitor set in transaction RZ20 and open the Availability and Performance Overview Monitor.