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    Collaborative troubleshooting computer systems using fault tree analysis
    1.
    发明授权
    Collaborative troubleshooting computer systems using fault tree analysis 有权
    使用故障树分析的协同故障排除计算机系统

    公开(公告)号：US07856575B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-12-21

    申请号：US11925425

    申请日：2007-10-26

    申请人： Megan Elena Bock ,  Randall William Horman ,  Holger Karn ,  Kevin Michael McBride ,  Matthew Wayne Novak ,  Peter Wansch ,  Yongchun Zhu

    发明人： Megan Elena Bock ,  Randall William Horman ,  Holger Karn ,  Kevin Michael McBride ,  Matthew Wayne Novak ,  Peter Wansch ,  Yongchun Zhu

    IPC分类号： G06F11/00

    CPC分类号： G06F11/079 ,  G06F11/0748

    摘要： Embodiments of the invention provide techniques for troubleshooting of computer systems using a fault tree analysis. In one embodiment, data parameters describing a status of a system may be monitored to determine the existence of a fault. In the event of a fault, fault tree analysis metadata may be evaluated to attempt to determine a root cause of the fault. If a root cause can be automatically determined, it may be presented to a user in a troubleshooting console, or may be used to trigger an automated corrective action. Alternatively, if a root cause cannot be automatically determined, the user may be presented with additional fault tree analysis metadata and any relevant data parameters in the troubleshooting console, so that the user may determine the root cause of the fault event.

    摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了使用故障树分析来排除计算机系统的技术。 在一个实施例中，可以监视描述系统状态的数据参数以确定故障的存在。 在发生故障的情况下，可以评估故障树分析元数据以尝试确定故障的根本原因。 如果可以自动确定根本原因，则可以在故障排除控制台中将其呈现给用户，或者可用于触发自动纠正措施。 或者，如果无法自动确定根本原因，则可以在故障排除控制台中向用户呈现额外的故障树分析元数据和任何相关数据参数，以便用户可以确定故障事件的根本原因。

    COLLABORATIVE TROUBLESHOOTING COMPUTER SYSTEMS USING FAULT TREE ANALYSIS
    2.
    发明申请
    COLLABORATIVE TROUBLESHOOTING COMPUTER SYSTEMS USING FAULT TREE ANALYSIS 有权
    使用故障树分析的协同故障排除计算机系统

    公开(公告)号：US20090113248A1

    公开(公告)日：2009-04-30

    申请号：US11925425

    申请日：2007-10-26

    申请人： Megan Elena Bock ,  Randall William Horman ,  Holger Karn ,  Kevin Michael McBride ,  Matthew Wayne Novak ,  Peter Wansch ,  Yongchun Zhu

    发明人： Megan Elena Bock ,  Randall William Horman ,  Holger Karn ,  Kevin Michael McBride ,  Matthew Wayne Novak ,  Peter Wansch ,  Yongchun Zhu

    IPC分类号： G06F11/00

    CPC分类号： G06F11/079 ,  G06F11/0748

    摘要： Embodiments of the invention provide techniques for troubleshooting of computer systems using a fault tree analysis. In one embodiment, data parameters describing a status of a system may be monitored to determine the existence of a fault. In the event of a fault, fault tree analysis metadata may be evaluated to attempt to determine a root cause of the fault. If a root cause can be automatically determined, it may be presented to a user in a troubleshooting console, or may be used to trigger an automated corrective action. Alternatively, if a root cause cannot be automatically determined, the user may be presented with additional fault tree analysis metadata and any relevant data parameters in the troubleshooting console, so that the user may determine the root cause of the fault event.

    摘要翻译： 本发明的实施例提供了使用故障树分析来排除计算机系统的技术。 在一个实施例中，可以监视描述系统状态的数据参数以确定故障的存在。 在发生故障的情况下，可以评估故障树分析元数据以尝试确定故障的根本原因。 如果可以自动确定根本原因，则可以在故障排除控制台中将其呈现给用户，或者可用于触发自动纠正措施。 或者，如果无法自动确定根本原因，则可以在故障排除控制台中向用户呈现额外的故障树分析元数据和任何相关数据参数，以便用户可以确定故障事件的根本原因。

    Method and apparatus for simplified administration of large numbers of similar information handling servers
    4.
    发明授权
    Method and apparatus for simplified administration of large numbers of similar information handling servers 有权
    用于简化管理大量类似信息处理服务器的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号：US06785706B1

    公开(公告)日：2004-08-31

    申请号：US09652192

    申请日：2000-08-31

    申请人： Randall William Horman

    发明人： Randall William Horman

    IPC分类号： G06F1300

    CPC分类号： H04L41/0893 ,  H04L41/0843

    摘要： The invention provides method and apparatus for an improved data processing system having an administrative control server; an administrative control database, connected to said administrative control server; and at least one group of servers having similar, but not necessarily identical, configurations adapted for communication with the administrative control server for administrative control thereby, in which the control server can change the configurations of the administered servers to a new desired configuration for each administered server where the new configuration is in synchronization with the configuration of each of said other administered server, by generating synchronization instructions from parameterized synchronization scripts stored in the control database.

    摘要翻译： 本发明提供了一种具有管理控制服务器的改进数据处理系统的方法和装置; 连接到所述管理控制服务器的管理控制数据库; 以及具有与管理控制服务器通信相似但不一定相同的配置的至少一组服务器，用于管理控制，其中控制服务器可以将管理的服务器的配置改变为每个管理的新的期望配置 通过从存储在控制数据库中的参数化同步脚本生成同步指令，新配置与所述其他被管理服务器的配置同步的服务器。

    Method and apparatus for maintaining consistency among large numbers of similarly configured information handling servers
    5.
    发明授权
    Method and apparatus for maintaining consistency among large numbers of similarly configured information handling servers 有权

    公开(公告)号：US06704778B1

    公开(公告)日：2004-03-09

    申请号：US09651495

    申请日：2000-08-30

    申请人： Randall William Horman

    发明人： Randall William Horman

    IPC分类号： G06F1300

    CPC分类号： H04L41/22 ,  H04L41/0803 ,  H04L41/0816 ,  H04L41/0859

    摘要： The invention provides a method and apparatus for use in an information handling network having an administrative control server and a number of administered servers that are members of the network and are managed by the control server, of providing maintenance of the administered servers for maintaining conformity of configuration of each of the administered servers to a predetermined configuration for all administered servers of the network while permitting evolution of the predetermined configuration from an initial network member configuration to a current network member configuration to which each of the administered servers is to conform, the method including: evolving, as required, the configuration of each server from its current configuration state to the current network member configuration in the following steps: initiating communication, by an administered server, of identification information to the control server identifying the administered server; verifying by the control server whether the administered server is a member of the network managed by the control server, and if it is so managed, then; determining by the control server whether the administered server configuration requires evolution to the current network member configuration; and, if evolution is required by the administered server, then the control server determines what commands are required to evolve the administered server configuration to the current network member configuration; the control server communicates the required commands to the administered server; the administered server executes the required commands to evolve its configuration to the current network member configuration; and the administered server communicates results of the execution of the commands to the control server identifying whether its configuration was successfully evolved to the current network member configuration.