Gary Ciampa a écrit :
Howdy,
So, I'm stumped....last week we had a system outage and I have not been able to get one of the client nodes to report client information to the server;
The reporting for the node is as if there is NOT a client running, ie: I observe "conn" "info" and "trends" columns, the remaining columns are "-"
could you please run a tcpdump from the hobbit server and check for the status updates ?
the updates are sent in cleartext so you can also compare with the working AIX.
I've investigated the following: - ping behaves correctly between the nodes
- stopped and restarted both the server and client
- started the client with the --hostname=<node> option - netstat on the server and client node do NOT report any connectivity on port 1984
- telnet directly from the client to the server node on port 1984 works
- hobbitd does not indicate any problems with the remote node (ghost reports) - issued a bb command to drop the offending node, eventually the server refreshes and the client shows up with the conn, info and trend columns only
The node is an AIX P5, I have two systems on the same network segment, the second node is happy (hobbit smiley faces)
Client start command is: ./runclient.sh start --hostname=emiaix01.unx.sas.com
Host Information: -bash-3.00# hostname
emiaix01.unx.sas.com
-bash-3.00# ping emiaix01
PING emiaix01.unx.sas.com: (10.41.9.195): 56 data bytes
My bb-host defintion is: 10.41.9.195 emiaix01.unx.sas.com # NAME:"EMIAIX01" CLIENT:emiaix01.unx.sas.com
Gary T. Ciampa
Enterprise Management Integration
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