Installing IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor
You can choose to install and configure IBM® Sterling Control Center Monitor for either a non-high availability or high availability environment. Installation of IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor in each environment varies based on your operating system.
Before you install and configure IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor, you must complete the preinstallation checklist to help you prepare for the installation process.
For a high availability environment, you can install and configure multiple event processors to monitor events from monitored servers. If an event processor is down or fails in a high availability environment, another event processor can start monitoring servers from the failed event processor until it becomes available again. No events are lost when IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor is installed and configured for a high availability environment.
Globalization is only needed if data to be stored contains multi-byte characters, which are common in character sets such as Kanji.
Database I/O performance may drop multiple orders of magnitude if globalization support is selected, so it is NOT recommended you do so with MSSQL.
If you set true for mssqlGlobal variable, then your database size can also increase significantly.
- GUI installer - you can complete a GUI installation on Microsoft Windows. You can also complete the installation on a Linux or UNIX platform where a GUI environment is configured and available.
- Command line installer - you can complete a command line installation on Microsoft Windows, UNIX, or z/Linux.
After you complete your installation and configuration of IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor, you will verify the installation and begin your setup of IBM Sterling Control Center Monitor to monitor servers.