Dear all,
in case an existing CA Spectrum Distributed Install is extended by one Landscape(SpectroSERVER) this is at SpectroSERVER level implemented via reference to the existing "MLS"/MainLocationServer. Here most important is the entry in configuration file $SPECROOT/LS/.locrc covering the MLS server configured.
Sample: $SPECROOT/LS/.locrc covers MAIN_LOCATION_HOST_NAME=specmls
This new SpectroSERVER startup now will register via LocationService "into the DSS" - so doing a $SPECROOT/SS-Tools/MapUpdate -view - will show you this SpectroSERVER as part of the DSS context (ensure to have $SPECROOT/.hostrc updated to cover all other DSS members (SpectroSERVERs and OC-Severs)).
Now - by updated LandscapeMap - the OC-Server with enabled ReportManager - will "see" this additional landscape. So doing a logon to the OC-webpage - then going to Administration - here then select dialog "Landscapes" you will see this new Landscape being part of the DSS.
To now enable this OC/SRM service to start logging this new Landscape data you have to enable this via OC-webpage - then going to Administration -> ReportManager -> SPECTRUM Status. This enables the monitoring "per now".
One more option is then - once enabled - to reset the sync date/time back so the OC/SRM will collect historical data - is the use of tool "./bin/RpmgrInitializeLandscape.sh".
Usage is (please stop OC/SRM tomcat when using this tool):
Usage: RpmgrInitializeLandscape <username> <password>
[-skipInitialHistory] [-initHist <# of days>] [-slm] [-all] [<landscape1> <landscape2> ...]
So - doing a ./RpmgrInitializeLandscape.sh root root -initHist 45 <new_landscape/spectroSERVER>
will set the sync date back to "today - 45 days". This then allows Oc/SRSM to also retrieve historical data up to the depth of data stored in the Spectrum ArchiveManager (see parameter ./SS/DDM/.configrc -> MAX_EVENT_DAYS)
hth
Kind regards, Joerg