Change in the configuration file during the current session

Changes to the current configuration file during a session can be made by the Application Monitor by setting the appMonConfFile0 object.

Example

snmpset -v2c -cpublic SNMP_ADDR appMonConfFile.0 s "APPMON.CONF"

If there are syntax errors in appMonConfFile, the original configuration is retained.

Changing the current configuration is also possible by sending a SIGHUP signal to the application.
Example sending a SIGHUP:
   kill -1 <pid>
   pid - agent process id

After sending a SIGHUP signal to the application, the configuration will be reloaded from the current configuration file.
The current configuration file can be checked by getting appMonConfFile object , for example:
      snmpget -v2c -cpublic SNMP_ADDR appMonConfFile.0