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Note: HP renamed the product called now HP operations manager way too many times. Also it is very inconsistent with using abbreviations. Here we will assume that the term "HP Operations manager" and abbreviations HPOM, OMU, and OVO mean the same thing :-)
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You need to differentiate between the agent installed on nodes and the agent installed on the server. Agent on the server usually has different set of policies then the agent on the nodes and has less chances to block opcmsg messages.
First check is whether the message is delivered on the HPOM server via server agent. It on the server messages is delivered but on the client it is not it's one game. If in both cases message is not delivered it's another.
Other generic checks:
opcmsga OVO Message Agent AGENT,EA (5789) Running opcmsgi OVO Message Interceptor AGENT,EA (5863) Running
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Hi all,
For some reason I cannot fathom, the message (opcmsg) sent to the manager from its own agent is not reaching it.
I have checked the redirections in use, and these messages should not be intercepted.
I also have checked from another agent and the messages sent from another agent reach the manager.
Here comes my ovconfget. If you need further information on the system to have an idea about this, please ask.
[agtrep]
ACTION_TIMEOUT=3
INSTANCE_DELETION_THRESHOLD=5
SERVER_ACCEPTS_HTTPS=true[bbc.cb]
LOCAL_CONTROL_ONLY=true
LOCAL_INFO_ONLY=false
REQUEST_TIMEOUT=1
RESTRICT_REG=false
SSL_REQUIRED=true[bbc.fx]
FX_MAX_RETRIES=3[bbc.http]
LOCAL_INFO_ONLY=false
LOG_SERVER_ACCESS=false
MAX_CONNECTIONS=0
SERVER_PORT=0[bbc.snf]
MAX_FILE_BUFFER_SIZE=0[coda]
SSL_SECURITY=NONE[coda.comm]
LOG_SERVER_ACCESS=false
SERVER_BIND_ADDR=localhost
SERVER_PORT=0[conf.cluster]
CLUSTER_TYPE=MC/ServiceGuard (MC/SG)
MONITOR_MODE=false
POLLING_INTERVAL=10000[conf.cluster.RGState.MCSG]
down=offline
halting=unknown
starting=unknown
unknown=unknown
up=online[conf.cluster.RGState.MSCS]
ClusterGroupFailed=offline
ClusterGroupOffline=offline
ClusterGroupOnline=online
ClusterGroupPartialOnline=offline
ClusterGroupStateUnknown=unknown[conf.cluster.RGState.RHAS]
started=online[conf.cluster.RGState.SC]
ERROR_STOP_FAILED=unknown
OFFLINE=offline
ONLINE=online
PENDING_OFFLINE=unknown
PENDING_ONLINE=unknown
UNMANAGED=unknown[conf.cluster.RGState.VCS]
OFFLINE=offline
ONLINE=online
_OFFLINE_=offline
_ONLINE_=online
_PARTIAL_=unknown
_UNKNOWN_=unknown[conf.core]
ASYNC_CONTROL_NOTIFY=false
CACHE_CONFIGSETTINGS_POLICIES=true
FORMAT_POLICY_LIST=false
MERGED_POLICY_LIST_FILENAME=ov_policies.txt[conf.server]
AUDIT_LOGGING=false
AUDIT_LOG_MODE=ALL
LOCATE_SERVER=5
N HPOM LTIPLEPOLICIES=mgrconf,msgforwarding,servermsi,ras
PING_SERVER=15
WAIT_TIME=3[ctrl]
RUN_PROFILE=false
START_ON_BOOT=true[ctrl.env]
_M_ARENA_OPTS=1:32[ctrl.ovcd]
ACTION_TIMEOUT=60
KILL_TIMEOUT=15
MONITOR_CHECK_INTERVAL=2000
PROCESS_TIMEOUT=120[ctrl.sudo]
OV_SUDO=""[depl]
CMD_TIMEOUT=600000
DEPLOY_MECHANISMS=ssh[depl.bootstrap]
BUNDLE_DIR=/var/opt/OV/share/databases/OpC/mgd_node/vendor
BUNDLE_NAME=OVO-Client
BUNDLE_VERSION=A.08.10.160[depl.mechanisms.ssh]
COPY=scp <sourcefile> <user>@<host>:<targetfile>
EXEC=ssh -q -2 <user>@<host> <command>[eaagt]
MAX_NBR_PARALLEL_ACTIONS=2000
OPC_ADVMON_POLICY_VERSION_CHECK=FALSE
OPC_BUFLIMIT_SEVERITY=major
OPC_BUFLIMIT_SIZE=10000
OPC_HBP_INTERVAL_ON_AGENT=-1
OPC_INSTALLATION_TIME=Fri Oct 23 11:12:40 METDST 2009
OPC_INSTALLED_VERSION=08.60.005
OPC_INT_MSG_FLT=TRUE
OPC_IP_ADDRESS=158.157.98.95
OPC_NODENAME=psu234.angers.cnp.fr
OPC_NODE_CHARSET=iso88591
OPC_PRIMARY_MGR=psu234.angers.cnp.fr[eaagt.lic.data]
ovoagt=1[eaagt.lic.mgrs]
general_licmgr=psu234.angers.cnp.fr[eaagt.sysdata]
agtbits=32
cpu=4
cputype=ia64
osbits=64
osfamily=unix
osname=HP-UX
ostype=HP-UX
osvendor=Hewlett-Packard
osversion=11.23
timestamp=Tue Nov 23 11:12:54 2010[sec.cm.certificates]
CERT_INSTALLED=TRUE
LAST_CERT_UPDATE=Thu Dec 18 18:14:26 2008
LAST_TRUSTED_CERT_UPDATE=Mon Nov 15 11:19:03 2010[sec.cm.client]
CERTIFICATE_SERVER=psu234.angers.cnp.fr[sec.cm.server]
OVRG=server[sec.core]
CORE_ID=e01375c0-194e-7536-1122-f1d1a942ddb2[sec.core.auth]
MANAGER=ito000i-vip.angers.cnp.fr
MANAGER_ID=fb47850e-c396-7546-127d-869383786e2f[sec.core.auth.mapping.actionallow]
conf=80
ctrl=4
depl=1280
eaagt.actr=1[sec.core.auth.mapping.manager]
conf=511
ctrl=15
depl=2047
eaagt.actr=1[sec.core.auth.mapping.secondary]
conf=511
ctrl=15
depl=2047
eaagt.actr=1[sec.core.ssl]
SESSION_CACHE_SIZE=5000
SESSION_CACHE_TIME_OUT=64800[xpl.log]
addlocales=none
apSpecifcUseParent=true
handlers=none
logparent=false[xpl.log.OvLogFileHandler]
filecount=10
filesize=1[xpl.trc.server]
IsBindAny=YES
Nov 23, 2010 11:54:19 GMT
Check your policies. If you don't have any opcmsg policy, which can show you "unmatched" messages, you will not see them. Either you have "suppress unmatched" conditions or none of policies has "forward unmatched to server" ticked
Shame on me...
The opcmsg(1|3) policy was disabled.
Thanks for the tip :)Nov 23, 2010 12:40:22 GMT
Hi.
Is this about communication issues or about discarded messages? For the former there should be an error or at least the agent shall report that it's buffering.
For the latter you debug such things (use 'strings' tool) by looking in:
1. the "msgagtq" file on the agent.
2. the "msgmgrq" file on the server.
Depending on where you see the message, you continue with your troubleshooting with different steps.
Regards,
Goran
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