Hi Catalina,
How are you monitoring for Apache?? I have found that servmon works OK
if you do port monitoring or monitoring using your own shellscripts for
discovery and status monitoring. I have seen all sorts of quirks getting
servmon to work with itmquery. I simply uncommented the line provided
for Apache monitoring and it worked.
Have you bounced sermon since editing servmon.conf? I think I have seen
very inconsistent behavious as to what actually makes servmon pick up a
new servmon.config file. My reading of the docs leads me to believe that
I should be able to do Options -> Topology Status Polling and uncheck
the Discover New Services button. Then repeat, checking the button
again. This generates a Service Polling Options changed trap (it's
configured to logOnly but you can see it in trapd.log). If you watch the
logfile for servmon in /usr/OV/log/servmon.log, you can see monitors
stopped / started but if you have added new active lines to servmon.conf
then they don't seem to be picked up. It's like servmon has a cached
version of this file. I find I have to bounce servmon to make it pick up
any changes in servmon.conf.
Anyone else got any experiences to ahare with this stuff??? Better
still, has anyone got any documentation of what goes on in the java bits
of servmon / itmquery???
Cheers,
Jane
Catalina Martinez wrote:
Hello,
I am running AIX 5.2 Netview 7.1.4
1) on default map, I unmanaged a server. I then rebooted the server and
I get up/down traps from Netview (N) not the agent. Why is this.
2) Also, I am testing service monitor feature. I cant get it too work.
On a window server I stopped Apache (I modified the conf file before
doing this per manual) and I don't get any traps or any indication that
its down. I then tried modifying the snmp config to monitor 1m. It wont
take, I applied I replaced it and it comes back as blank entries. What
am I doing wrong?
I am not running TEC.
Any ideas?
Catalina
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