Event Types
Overview
Each Universal Agent event is categorized by event type. Each event type uniquely identifies a specific class of events.
Each event type has a unique three-digit number. This number is identified in the eventType field of an Event Header.
Each Universal Agent component is assigned a range of numbers for its event types:
Universal Agent Component | Event Type Range |
|---|---|
Universal Agent (all) | 100-199 |
200-299 | |
300-399 | |
400-499 | |
700-799 | |
800-899 |
For detailed information on a specific event type, as identified in one of the following tables, click its Event Type Name.
Universal Agent
Universal Agent event types represent events that apply generically to all Universal Agent components. The header source fields identify the component that generated the event.
Universal Agent event types are in the range of 100-199.
Event Type Name | Number | Category | Description |
100 | Security | Authentication of a user identifier failed. | |
101 | Security | A client request was denied access to a Universal Access Control List protected resource. | |
102 | Security | Authorization was denied to a general resource. The resource is a non-UACL protected resource. |
Universal Command
Universal Command (UCMD) event types represent events that are generated by Universal Command Managers and Servers.
Universal Command event types are in the range of 200-299.
Universal Broker
Universal Broker event types represent events that are generated by Universal Brokers.
Universal Broker event types are in the range of 300-399.
Universal Data Mover
Universal Data Mover (UDM) event types represent events that are generated by Universal Data Mover Managers and Servers.
Universal Data Mover event types are in the range of 400-499.
UDM Sessions
In most operations, UDM is session oriented. A UDM session is a connection between a UDM Manager and one or more UDM servers through which commands are executed. There is no limit to the number of commands that can be executed (sequentially) in a given session. Sessions are identified by a session UUID that is created when an open command is issued in UDM.
It is also important to keep in mind that a single UDM Manager instance may establish and close (sequentially) more than one session during its lifetime.
Events are not issued for every UDM command, but some commands (file operation and the open command) will have events that are issued by the UDM manager. The body of command events will have a session UUID (if applicable) and a transaction ID. The transaction ID is an identifier used by UDM that uniquely identifies a given command within the context the UDM Manager instance. This identifier cannot be assumed to be unique outside of the manager instance in which it was generated.
Universal Enterprise Controller
Universal Enterprise Controller (UEC) event types represent events that are generated by Universal Enterprise Controller.
Universal Enterprise Controller event types are in the range of 700-799.
Universal Control
Universal Control event types represent events that are generated by Universal Control Managers and Servers.
Universal Control event types are in the range of 800-899.