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Re: [Networker] Isuues with Networker GUI
2011-10-07 07:08:57
Excellent point there. I moved our NMC some months ago to an alternate
host and stopped the data gathering and it very rarely fails now.
The under powered windows backup server I use also benefitted from this
move of the NMC to one of our storage nodes.
I do notice that when NMC is gathering info from events and reporting
data the instability creeps back in. Thus I disabled it.
We use DPA and monitor the system closely in other ways which thankfully
made the data collection unnecessary for us.
On 07/10/2011 10:28, STANLEY R. HORWITZ wrote:
Best practice is to run NMC on a separate machine from your NetWorker server,
not a client machine either. I run NMC on a small RH Linux virtual machine and
it is generally rock solid. Besides the issue of TCP/IP ports being in short
supply, another cause for NMC connectivity problems to look into is network
connectivity. The only times NMC drops a connection on me is when a network
issue occurs.
On Oct 6, 2011, at 1:17 PM, Goslin, Paul wrote:
To avoid running out of ports, We do not run our NMC-GST service on our
NW Server, but rather one of the client machines. Our NW server is
Windows, but our NMC server running the GST service is on a Linux
client, so we connect to/through it to manage our NW Server via the NMC
GUI... When we had the GST service running on our NW server, we also
experienced problems such as yours...
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Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 12:16 PM
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Subject: [Networker] Isuues with Networker GUI
Having issues with Networker GUI. Its been dropping very frequently
these days (twice a day). The networker server is a Red hat Linux box,
we run version 7.6.1
Doing a /etc/init.d/gst stop
/etc/init.d/gst start
would work, but sometimes even that doesn't help. Have to do a
nsr_shutdown and restart services or reboot the box?
Got the following in daemon.raw
nsrmmgd 2 %s 1 0 62 RPC receive operation failed; errno = Connection
reset by peer
Any help would be appreciated.
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