Administration Guide › Managing SystemEDGE and Application Insight Modules (AIMs) › How to Configure SystemEDGE and Service Response Monitor Through Policies and Templates › Common Usage of Policy Configuration Functions › Add a Test to SRM Policy › Define SRM Control Settings

Define SRM Control Settings

SRM control settings define various aspects of AIM behavior that you typically control in the svcrsp.cf file, including the following:

• Security settings
• Log level
• Index reservations

Control settings defined in SRM policy are applied to all machines to which you apply the policy.

Follow these steps:

1. Click the Resources tab, open the Configure pane, expand Policies, and click Service Response.

   The Available Policies page appears.

2. Select the policy in the Available Policies table.

   The Summary page for the policy appears.

3. Click the Control Settings tab on the policy page.

   The Control pane appears.

4. Configure the following control settings:

   Maximum Number of Threads

   Specifies the number of threads the jcollector should use to perform tests

   Log Level

   Specifies the log level of the SRM AIM. Default is Warning.

   Allow External Scripts

   Specifies if execution of external scripts is allowed.

   Allow Execution of File I/O Tests

   Specifies if execution of file I/O tests is allowed.

   Allow Untrusted SSL Certificates

   Specifies if SSL tests with sites that do not have trusted SSL certificates is allowed.

   Java bin Location

   Defines the location of the Java executable.

   Note: Specify the complete path and binary on AIX.

   Override CLASSPATH in Environment

   Defines extra classes to load. Overrides CLASSPATH in environment if defined.

   No Collector

   Specifies if SystemEDGE should start jcollector.

   Bypass JRE Internal Cache

   Specifies whether to bypass JRE internal cache.

   No TOS for IPv4 (HP-UX)

   Specifies whether to disable TOS.

   Shared Memory Name

   Defines the ID for the shared memory.

   Reserved Test Indices

   Defines reserved range of test indexes.

   The control settings are defined.

5. Click Save Policy.

   The policy is saved.