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Subject: | Re: [nv-l] Netmon issue after FP04 installation |
From: | usman.taokeer@s-iii.com |
Date: | Fri, 28 Apr 2006 21:37:03 +0500 |
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I had the similar problem, but when i updated the database templates (refer to FP04 install guide) netmon started to work fine!
If you think this problem is unique to FP04, or even FP03 and FP04, then you'll have to talk to Support. They are the only ones who can investigate what's different in the code internally. But there could be other explanations for your issues, I think. In my view, netmon, and indeed all of NetView, is extremely sensitive to name resolution issues and always has been. You'll find countless postings in the archives about the problems caused by bad name resolution. Names have to be resolved from addresses and addresses back into names for every operation netmon does. trapd is the same way. snmpCollect does too. And all NetView processes resolve names in exactly the same way, with gethostbyname and gethostbyaddr, which are operating system calls. They wait for an answer while Microsoft does the name resolution. And you can affect this with a large ~/etc/hosts file, or by having a number of domains to search, or even by how your DNS people configure the name server. Are you sure they don't try to resolve a bad name by going to other servers, or even externally to the Internet? James Shanks Level 3 Support for Tivoli NetView for UNIX and Windows Tivoli Software / IBM Software Group "Senny M" <senthil.mani@ust ri.com> To Sent by: <nv-l@lists.us.ibm.com> owner-nv-l@lists. cc us.ibm.com Subject [nv-l] Netmon issue after FP04 04/19/2006 03:19 installation AM Please respond to nv-l@lists.us.ibm .com Hi there, I use Netview 7.1.4 with FP04 on Windows 2003 environment. I found some inconsistency with netmon which is, more often Netmon Daemon become so busy and doesn’t allow to status poll any other devices. When I do a demand poll I am returned with a error “Waiting for Netmon to Respond ”. This is purely after FP04 installation. The below given are my findings after detailed look in Netview in my network environment. When I do a demand poll to a device (Router or RSM), it runs normal till the stage where “Verify node Name” polling happens. At this stage netmon gets stuck and holds the Netmon busy without releasing. Then I found Netview detected a name for my device which is wrong as well as the name, which holds an IP address that is unreachable at all. This makes netmon to confuse and makes it busy till it comes to some conclusion. But interesting finding is that Netmon is getting released after exactly 15 min time and I found this time gap by enabling the netmon trace (Netmon –M -1). Now I deleted this problematic device out from Netview map and then added the proper hostname and rediscovered it. Now Netmon is running without any issue. So we can conclude that the problem is purely with DNS name resolution in my environment. Funniest part is that, this problem occurs only with FP04. Without FP04 (Base Netview 7.1.4) netmon is not trying to resolve the name if it could not map the device with any IP (Including for this problematic device), and immediately it releases saying “Node name was not found”. Can anyone help me finding why this DNS problem raised after FP04 installation? What is the relevance of 15 min with netmon? I think this is the case also with FP03 as well. Regards, Senny |
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