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Re: [nv-l] Servmon question
2004-09-09 12:16:50
Hi Pritesh,
I believe much of the point of the new servmon daemon is to avoid having
to run anything manually. If all you want to do is DISCOVER a service (a
one-off operation), servmon will do that - you don't have to tell
servmon to do subsequent status polls (set the last, status polling
field to 0 in servmon.conf). If you want to limit discovery to a single
node, you can do that by specifying a SmartSet that simply contains that
node. So, with this scenario, your "1-liner" is to enter the appropriate
line into servmon.conf and bounce the servmon daemon and the result
should be the same - ie a SmartSet that contains those items on which
the service has been discovered.
IF you want to then status poll the service on a periodic basis, you
need to change the status poll interval from 0 - but it sounds like you
don't need this?
Cheers,
Jane
Pritesh Jewan wrote:
Hi List,
With Netview 7.1.4 is it possible to run the discovery of a service on
a single node from the command line? With Netview 7.1.3, if I wanted
to test a service on a node I would just run nvsniffer –n nodeABC from
the command line. Can this be done with servmon?
Thank you for any assistance.
Regards
Pritesh
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