I recommend you call Support and open a problem.


How many rulesets are you running?  How fast are the traps arriving?   You can
get an idea of that from the trapd log, and then the nvcorrd logs will show how
fast the traps are being processed.   How far behind is the event display?  Did
you have a trap storm?  A name resolution problem?
These are all issues someone will need to look at.

James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support



John Severs <John.Severs AT NESTLEGB.NESTLE DOT COM> on 12/14/99 04:49:29 AM

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Subject:  Re: NetView Daemons




We are having the same problem, i.e. netstat shows a large queue for nvcorrd
but we aren't running any ese automation. I have started running nvcdebug to
try and find out what is going on but the nvcorrd alog and blog keep
switching every 30 seconds or so. Does anyone know how to increase the size
of the nvcorrd log ?

John Severs

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Subject: Re: NetView Daemons




Then that is your problem.  Putting the standard forwardall.rs in
ESE.automation
serves no purpose.  Rulesets in ESE.automation are run by actionsvr in the
background.  But he has no display to display the traps that forwardall.rs
is
sending to him, so they just fill  up his socket, until he can accept no
more,
and then nvcorrd's socket fills up because he cannot send any, and then they
both hang.

Remove forwardall.rs from ESE.automation and recycle nvcorrd and actionsvr
and
your problem will disappear.
What are you attempting to do by putting forwardall.rs in ESE.automation

James Shanks
Tivoli (NetView for UNIX) L3 Support



BAUDOUX BERNARD <bernard.baudoux AT FORTISBANK DOT COM> on 12/13/99 10:59:40 AM

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Yes indeed, nvcorrd has more than 32000  Send-Q and Recv-Q

I use the default ruleset (forwardall.rs)

Bernard.


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