RE: [nv-l] NVTECIA -STOP
2005-03-15 08:54:12
Gareth,
Answers to your questions:
* This
was not a problem prior to 7.1.4.2
* The
server is currently setup to run non-TME
*
nvevents and tecint.conf are using different rulesets.
Check your system
sockets using (netstat -an and lsof) to see if nvcorrd, or nvserverd, or the
nvevents process have full socket queues. Sounds like your NetView Events window
(nvevents) may have lost contact with nvserverd or become hung (full sockets
might indicate this).
Do you see
this problem everytime you issue "nvtecia -stop" ? Did you see this problem
prior to 7.1.4.2 ?
If would have
nothing to do with TME verse non-TME but out of curiousity, which are you using
? Also, is your nvevents window and your tecint.conf configured to use the same
ruleset ?
Gareth
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"Delaire, Patrick"
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Platform: AIX 5.1 runnig Netview 7.1.4 with
FP002
Just issued a nvtecia -stop command to stop TCE
interface and the Netview event window stopped processing.
Had to stop and restart all daemons to
reactivate the event window. What is happening here? Do I need TME
communications method for TEC in serversetup dailog active?
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