[Michael Brande]

Sure Rob, I can do that. Incident opened just now.

[Michael Brande]

Ok I get it now. This does run under root.

[Michael Brande]

Very cool! In our Environment it is the root account that is calling these scripts.

Also I see that many of these scripts appear to run as root and then substitute user (su) to the HCI account.

su – hci – c “setroot $HACMP_HCI_ROOT;hciss -k h”

So the /home/hci/.cluster/hci.profile is not called.

I am looking at putting some of these into the root .profile.

I wonder, how… would anyone run these as hci and then su to hci?

[Michael Brande]

Trying to do this right now with field repetitions.

IB:
~data1~~

Currently I notice CL will not iterate the end repetitions 🙁

So OB is:
~data1

I need the OB to be:
~data1~~

[Michael Brande]

Thank you Jay!

[Michael Brande]

Yes the server is up on that port.

The Web Server is sending me the message over that port:

Could not retrieve projects from CLAPI, please make sure that CLAPI is enabled before trying to log in.

 

[Michael Brande]

How about how to use the Cloverleaf Statistics Database with an open source graphing tool like Grafana?

[Michael Brande]

Great response! We did that and… it did fix the issue!

[Michael Brande]

Ok wow nice! That client.ini modification worked and I can now load hciserveradmin.

Thank you for noticing the other issue also! Yes I checked the environments yesterday and also checked them in hciserveradmin today. We are basically testing GM 6.2.0.0 with CL 19.1.0.1. Every site works except 3. There should be no difference between the sites.

So far I have tried:
– restarting MonitorD, restarting the host server, restarting the GM service

 

[Michael Brande]

Unfortunately we don’t have SSH installed on our AIX box. Only Telnet.

[Michael Brande]

Yes! hciaccess did run!

Wonder if anyone saw the section where I have 4 sites that are listed as ‘Unknown’ in Global Monitor.

Why does that happen? What is making it list as Unknown?

[Michael Brande]

Thanks Rob, I did exactly that in MobaXterm and didn’t get any more display errors.

However, when I ran the command I got an XWindows error that said:

“The Server Administrator GUI only runs on a local machine in local mode. Remote mode was attempted…..”

I found the client.ini on the AIX Cloverleaf Server and removed all sections except the general section. Still, got the error.

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In short I am just trying to get Global Monitor (6.2) to connect to CL 19.1.0.1, which I was able to do by manually setting the following in server.ini:

[general]
global_monitoring_enabled=true

[web]
web_server_autostart=true

I then ran hciss (no switches) and it restarted the web server.

I then found the port its communicating on in client.ini (on AIX)

[host_ourservername_cl_srv]
url=//ourservername:13023/RMI_CloverleafServer_1.0

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Rob/etc,

I got this far and only have one last question. It would be super cool if you (or anyone) could respond.

Why in Global Monitor do 10% of the sites show as Unknown?

I see no major errors relating to this in the logs of the GM Server.

[Michael Brande]

Appreciate the info! Thanks!

[Michael Brande]

Ahh ok cool! I saw that but got the impression there were pre req steps to run before it would work.

[Michael Brande]

What is a little odd to me is that the vendor did not provide a script or command to bring the entire system down. These suggestions are awesome! Thanks so much.

But why not a script even from Infor that will take down all processes/sites/monitoring daemons and lock manage (everything)?

Why no off function?

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