Increase the time between checks the listener status.

[estonolose]

I have a Service Guard in Redhat with an Oracle database 10g. I want to change the interval between checks the listener status. Now, when fails I get an error three times in a row.

Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" Oracle Listener LISTENER_NODO1 Failure detected!
Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" *** /usr/local/cmcluster/pkg/BDCE/toolkit.sh called with monitor_listener argument. ***
Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" Oracle Listener LISTENER_NODO1 Failure detected!
Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" *** /usr/local/cmcluster/pkg/BDCE/toolkit.sh called with monitor_listener argument. ***
Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" Oracle Listener LISTENER_NODO1 Failure detected!
Feb 13 12:36:29 - Node "nodo1" *** /usr/local/cmcluster/pkg/BDCE/toolkit.sh called with monitor_listener argument. ***

I have seen the MONITOR_INTERVAL parameter in hdaoracle.conf file but its value is 60. What's the parameter to delay the interval between checks?.

Thanks.

[Jeeshan]

check the package configuration file.

[estonolose]

I have seen the package configuration file but I don't know what is the parameter that I have to change.

[Serviceguard for Linux]

When a listener failure occurs, and the service is restarted, in the later versions of toolkit, the log messages should be different from the ones listed.

Can you give version information for the Oracle toolkit and SGLX & distro info. Also, have you configured listener monitoring service restarts.

[estonolose]

The service guard version is 11.16. For the toolkit I have seen the the Version A.03.00 in a readme file in /usr/local/cmcluster/pkg/BDCE directory, but I'm not sure that this is the version. Where can I see this?.

The OS is Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 4).

[Serviceguard for Linux]

First, 11.16 is out of support.

rpm -qa | fgrep toolkit

will list the rpm name (including version) of the Oracle toolkit

[estonolose]

These are the versions of SG and Toolkit.

root@nodo1:/etc> rpm -qa | egrep 'toolkit|guard'
oracle-toolkit-A.03.00-0
serviceguard-A.11.16.07-0

[estonolose]

Nobody knows what's the parameter that I have to change?.

Regards,

[Serviceguard for Linux]

The monitor interval can be modified by editing the value of the parameter MONITOR_INTERVAL in the toolkit configuration file haoracle.conf.