Event Monitoring Service Version A.03.20.01 Release Notes for HP-UX 11i
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Event Monitoring Service Version A.03.20.01 Release Notes for HP-UX 11i
Known Problems and Workarounds
registrar stream tcp nowait root \
/etc/opt/resmon/lbin/registrar \
/etc/opt/resmon/lbin/registrar
Be sure the following line is in the /etc/services file:
registrar 1712/tcp # resource monitor service
Then enter inetd -c to reconfigure inetd.
2. Retry running the client that failed.
JAGab77759: ServiceGuard package service status is
reported incorrectly
What is the problem? /cluster/package/service_status/
<package_name>/<service_name> may be incorrectly reported. When
monitoring the service status of a package running locally and the
ServiceGuard coordinator node is not the same node, service status may
be incorrectly reportedas UNKNOWN or DOWN when it is reallyUP. cmviewcl
shows the service is UP.
What is the workaround? Configure package and service status
monitoring on each node in the cluster. Then correlate the data reported
on each node. The coordinator node will report status of UNKNOWN for the
remote service. UNKNOWN state means that the service is up and running
somewhere in the cluster.
JAGad03512: Events could be lost when EMS and HA
Monitors are upgraded
What is the problem? When updating the Event Monitoring Services,
notifications for monitors with active persistent requests can be lost.
This can happen for up to two minutes from the update. This cannot
happen with a new install, only an update.
What is the workaround? Before updating, find out which monitors are
active. Enter the ps -ef |grep resmon command. In the table below,
check any of the monitors listed in the output.
Now, update the software.
Immediately after the update, activate the monitor to re-register all of its
active persistent requests. Use the commands in the table below.