Browse favorite features and solutions that support optimal management of your IBM i (AS/400) systems. Click on the feature or benefit below for more details and navigate to the related CCSS product, QSystem Monitor, QMessage Monitor, or QRemote Control.
All Product Features
Click on each feature or click expand all to see more details.
MQ Queue Manager Monitoring:
Prevent the negative effects of a disabled MQ Queue Manager with vital Status Monitors.
Stay up to date with Command Server Status, Initiator Status and Connection Count Monitors.
MQ Listener Monitoring:
MQ Channel Monitoring:
Identify problems fast with MQ Channel Performance and Status Monitors.
Monitor Bytes Received per second, Bytes Sent per second, Compression Ratio, Compression Time, Exit Program Time and Network Time.
Avoid communication delays and conflicts with the Average Time on Queue Monitor.
MQ Queue Monitoring:
Gain insight into unresolved issues with Application Status, Age of Oldest Message, Average Queue Time and Queue Depth Monitors.
Visualize data with percentage views of Queue Depth Maximum and Trigger Depth.
Be informed of application message activity with Open Count-Input and-Output Monitors.
Identify and resolve unsent messages with Uncommitted Message Count and Dead Letter Queue Monitors.
Monitor the QAUDJRN security journal in real time, 24/7
Be alerted to security breaches, defined by your internal protocol
Ensure compliance for both internal and external regulation
Measure and track response times, system overheads, CPU, output queue status, transactions per hour and many other metrics
User-definable screen layout
Threshold history log
Automatically Action jobs using excessive CPU
Comprehensive cross system PTF reporting
Monitor the journal receivers in real time and be alerted if your HA solution is falling behind in record count, and by how many
Monitor the lag and lead of your HA solution in real time
A central view of the PTF's installed on your IBM i systems & partitions
Cross system PTF reporting summarizes and compares all PTFs installed, highlighting any discrepancies between systems
Escalate critical IBM i information via SNMP traps to cross-platform solutions
Interface into BMC Performance Manager, HP Openview, CA Unicenter TNG, Tivoli Netcool, Nagios & IBM System Director
Create a Custom Centralized console for all system messages
Filter repetitive messages
Escalate priority of important messages and notify operators of problems
Increase visibility of important messages with speech software, color coding, and remote notification
Automated responses via user defined rules
User defined authorization lists control the viewing and answering capabilities of individual users or groups of users
Change informational messages into inquiry messages, forcing the requirement for the messages to be answered prior to being removed from the console
Full audit trail of all messages and replies
Add notes to messages to ensure that the message is handled correctly
Monitor for looping jobs
Monitor FTP commands coming in and going out of the IBM i
Log the exact commands that are being run both to, and from the system
View the documented commands in the audit log for problem determination
Monitor the Audit Journal for real-time security breach messages
Two way FTP command monitoring
Standard QMM filtering and escalation procedures for Audit Journal monitoring
Meet strict internal auditing standards and external legal obligations such as Sarbanes-Oxley, using the full history archiving functionality
Monitor the life of your cache batteries in real time
Alert staff before batteries need replacing and prior to them failing
Proactively plan any downtime required to replace your cache batteries
Monitor the total number of a nominated message, present in the BRMS log
Monitor the total number of tapes in a specified status, by location/container/media class/system
Full comprehensive disk monitoring, including IFSv
Instantly pinpoint the cause and location of sudden increases in disk usage
Monitor various temporary storage usage by job, user, subsystem or entire system
Identify largest library and largest object in real time
Independent ASP monitoring
Graphical display of historical data over any time period (month, week, day)
Drill-down capability
Easy identification of CPU-hogging jobs
Full job monitoring: Monitor that jobs are running correctly, monitor various components of jobs, including number of threads
User-definable CPU usage restriction
Job Status Check, including lock wait
Immediately identify jobs that breach their anticipated or scheduled run times
Prevent downtime & ensure all systems remain available 24-7
Highlight system availability
Monitor job, communications and network interface statuses, providing full availability
Monitor journal lag from partition to partition or system to system, ensuring availability integrity
Graphical display of Disk space usage
Analysis by library, attribute, last-used date or other
Review data across periods for capacity planning or trend analysis
IFS and native file system monitoring
Reporting
Verify network components are performing correctly and are available
Sophisticated network and communications error monitoring
Comms Utilization/Throughput
Controller/Device/Line/Network Status
IOP Utilization
Track resource usage by user and user groups
Easy access to historical resource usage
Detailed information on spooled files and print volume
Monitor for events that are expected to start or finish by a particular time, e.g. end-of-day jobs
Receive real-time alerts of expected events that have failed to start or finish by a particular time
Escalate events in accordance with its importance
Full history log of specified events that have or have not occurred
24/7 monitoring of all system messages, queues & critical OS/400 performance metrics
Full automation of operational daily checks for the IBM i
Escalation and alerting of critical problems that could impact the business
Mobile management via escalation of messages to a cell phone allows the user to receive, acknowledge and reply to business critical messages
Automatically transfer control of monitoring to a nominated back up during system failure ensuring monitoring remains unaffected
Automatically switch control back to the central system when that system recovers
Continued monitoring of all systems and partitions ensures messages are never missed
Escalate unanswered messages to authorized users or chain of users, or group
Alerts sent via email, pager, or mobile phone
Automate steps within Escalation Procedures, including number of times before moving on to next step
Run commands or programs from within an escalation procedure
Ensure availability of support staff via full calendar processing capabilities within QMessage Monitor i.e. shift patterns and holiday time
Escalate messages to an enterprise management console via SNMP
Expand all
Collapse all
