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Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

 
Giorgio Tassi
Occasional Advisor

EMS lan monitoring problem

Hi All,
I'm experiencing a problem with EMS monitoring tool.
When I try to add a monitoring resource such as a lan card I get following messages(via sam-->Other Resources or via emscli command):
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emscli -a /net/interfaces/lan/status
Adding request ...
Error : /net/interfaces/lan/status is not a valid resource instance.
Error : failed to register request.
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Attached my server network configuration.
Anyone know how can I solve that issue?
Thank you very much to everybody.
I.

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Naveej.K.A
Honored Contributor

Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

Hi,

Did you try using monconfig to add the device??

Regards,
Naveej
practice makes a man perfect!!!
Giorgio Tassi
Occasional Advisor

Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

Attached you'll find out the monconfig output that I see. But I cannot select any kind of network card to monitor.. :(
Regards,
I.
Naveej.K.A
Honored Contributor

Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

Hi,

Do you have the latest Online Diag/ HW Enablement patches (HWEnable11i)installed?

Regards,
Naveej
practice makes a man perfect!!!
Rick Garland
Honored Contributor

Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

Have you modified the the get and/or set community name is the /etc/snmpd.conf file?

If so, there are specific steps to get the EMS stuff going again.

2 documents to get and read.
DocID UXEMSKBRC00003120
Cannot Create a LAN monitor - "no resources configured"

DocID KBRC00012590
Resource /system/numUsers not available

These are available in the Knowledge base.
Don't let the titles throw you, there are many additional resources that are probably affected by the change as well.

My guess is that the get community name is changed from the default of public.

You need to tell the monitors what the new name is.
Andrew Merritt_2
Honored Contributor

Re: EMS lan monitoring problem

Hi Giorgio,
The name you have given is incomplete. You need to select an instance of the path. E.g. on my machine I need to do:
emscli -a /net/interfaces/lan/status/HP

otherwise I get the same result as you.

Note that 'emscli -r' will list all the resource instances available for monitoring.

You can also specify a wild-card.

'man emscli' gives the full details.

Andrew