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05-07-2002 11:12 AM
05-07-2002 11:12 AM
I tried funneling the syslogs to a single server, which promptly overflowed and died.
What do the rest of you do? (Generous points will be assigned)....
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05-07-2002 11:19 AM
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Re: Awash in syslog...
I thought that was supposed to be where CA-unicrap excelled. If it did, indeed, handle all the monitoring then couldn't you just routinely clean out all the other logs. I'm sure it would take a while to set up Unicenter but . . .
Pete
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05-07-2002 11:26 AM
05-07-2002 11:26 AM
Re: Awash in syslog...
I run a script every couple hour which goes one by one system and collect the information that I am interested and sends me email.
Attached is that script. It is not pro. script but it works for me.
It is sigle script it run on individual system. You have to put wrapper so it runs on many systems
something like
for i in sys1 sys2 sys3
do
remsh $i system_watch
done
Sachin
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05-07-2002 11:27 AM
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05-07-2002 11:56 AM
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Re: Awash in syslog...
We use ITO for event notifications and errors , I ahve small scirpts which work fro stuff like disk space util etcetc . Howeever for the historical data part we ahve perfview configured in which the data is stored locally on the servers for pulling the data we use something like a monitoring server which pulls the data ( incedntly we use the same server for ITO adn Omni back) . Also in case we include the back up of the logs with the fielsyste abck of the server so that we donnot tread into unknown waters . typically we scale down to some application stat and ofcourse Oracle .
Manoj Srivastava
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05-10-2002 01:13 PM
05-10-2002 01:13 PM
SolutionHow does IT/O scale? Sorrel posted the magnitude of our environment, does anyone have something about our size that they can manage well? (We are a University. We use cheap unskilled student labor for our Operations staff. The easier things are to use, the better...)
John