You have configured the parameter reporting for TREX (see Configuring Parameter Reporting).
You can use the Generic Request and Message Generator (GRMG) to monitor the availability (heartbeat/GRMG) of TREX components.
You configure these monitoring functions by doing the following:
Calling the ccms_config.py script with the parameter --grmg
Uploading the XML configuration file GRMG_config.xml, which was created on calling the script, to the SAP system using transaction GRMG.
Log on to the TREX host with the <sapsid>adm user.
Go to the directory <TREX_DIR>.
Set the environment variables required by TREX by executing the following scripts.
Bourne shell sh, Bourne-again shell bash, Korn shell ksh
. TREXSettings.sh
C Shell csh:
source TREXSettings.csh
Go to the <TREX_DIR>/exe/CCMS directory, in which the script for installing the TREX monitoring functions is located.
Execute the following command to configure monitoring of availability (heartbeat/GRMG):
python ccms_config.py -grmg
If the superuser script requires authorizations for creating a directory, it will prompt you for the superuser password.
Log on to the TREX host as administrator.
Go to the directory <TREX_DIR>.
Set the environment variables required by TREX by entering the following command into a prompt.
TREXSettings.bat
Go to the directory <TREX_DIR>\exe\ccms, in which the script for installing the TREX monitoring functions is located.
Execute the following command to configure monitoring of availability (heartbeat/GRMG):
python ccms_config.py --grmg
If you need help on the configuration script ccms_config.py, enter: ./ccms_config.py -? ( -h or --help).
GRMG checks the availability of TREX services. The SAP system (CCMS) uses an HTTP request to send an XML file defined for GRMG to one of the TREX GRMG servers that runs on the TREX host. The TREX GRMG server analyzes the XML file and starts the relevant scenario text to check the availability of the individual TREX server on the selected TREX host. To activate the monitoring of availability (hearbeat/GRMG) in the SAP system you may have to upload the XML configuration file GRMG_config.xml, which was created on calling the script.
The configuration file GRMG_config.xml will be uploaded automatically by the CEN at the latest one hour after creation of the file. This means you only have to upload the file manually by transaction GRMG if you want to check the monitoring of availability (heartbeat/GRMG) immediately after you have created the file by means of the Python script ccms_config.py. with the parameter -grmg.
Start transaction GRMG in the SAP system.
Choose Upload/Download.
There are two ways to upload the TREX scenario:
Choose Upload/Download Upload Scenario .
In the GRMG Customizing: Upload window, choose the path to the XML customizing file GRMG_config.<SAPSID>_<TREX_instance>.<host>.xml.
If you have carried out the configuration steps in Configuring Parameter Reporting, the XML customizing file GRMG_config.xml is located in the following directory:
On Windows: <disk_drive>:\usr\sap\<SAPSID>\TRX<instance_number>\<trex_hostname>\trace\grmg
On UNIX: /usr/sap/<SAPSID>/TRX<instance_number>/<trex_hostname>/trace/grmg
Choose the XML customizing file for the corresponding TREX instance and choose Open.
If you have chosen the instance number 44 for TREX, the XML customizing file is called GRMG_config.TRX44.myhost.xml.
The window GRMG customizing file uploaded successfully appears.
Choose Upload/Download Poll agents for new scenarios .
This upload of the TREX scenario will only work if the SAPCCMSR agent is running and has been registered previously.
In the list GRMG Scenarios for Availability Monitoring, choose the corresponding TREX scenario.
Choose Start/Stop Start Scenarios .
The window GRMG scenarios have started appears.
You have configured the monitoring of availability (heartbeat/GRMG) for TREX.