Thanks, Patrick!

I checked on database and I don't see any problem. You brought up a good
question, hardening.  Of cause they never tell anyone about hardening a 
server until there is a problem.  But in this case, for starter, how can
I link the problem to hardening?

Thanks,
Eric

On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 16:04:23 -0500, patrick zandi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

>Debug --
>->can you sqlplus into the server from your desktop?
>-->Listener up, DB up.
>----> can you ping the DB server name.
>------> Did they Harden the server without telling you?
>--------> Oralce Tables full?
>TNSPing will help as well..
>
>That is a starter for me.
>
>
>On 1/28/08, ZHANG, ERIC L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hello, all!
>>
>> We have seen that arpluin dies every 90 seconds, which results in
other
>> processes to be terminated.  armonitor keeps restarting all the
>> processes.  I have looked at the logs (api, sql, filter, escalation,
and
>>
>> plugin) and don't have any clues what causes it.
>>
>>
>> **********************
>> ARS 7.0.01 patch 6
>> Solaris 9
>> Oracle 10gR2
>> ITSM 7.0.02 patch 3
>> **********************
>>
>> This is from armonitor.log:
>>
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008     AR Monitor version 7.0.01 Patch 006
>> 200712062121 started.
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008     AR Monitor started.
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:39:54 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5845)
started.
>> ./arserverd
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:24 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:24 2008     Server indicates that it's up.
>>
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:24 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:24 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5865)
started.
>> ./arsvcdsp
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5866)
started.
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5867)
started.
>> ./arcmdbd.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:45:25 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5868)
started.
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5866) died
>> with
>> 0.
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5845).
>> ./arserverd
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5865).
>> ./arsvcdsp
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5867).
>> ./arcmdbd.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5868).
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5871)
started.
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5868) died
>> with
>> 256.
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5845).
>> ./arserverd
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5865).
>> ./arsvcdsp
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5871).
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5867).
>> ./arcmdbd.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:46:56 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5872)
started.
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5871) died
>> with
>> 0.
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5845).
>> ./arserverd
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5865).
>> ./arsvcdsp
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5867).
>> ./arcmdbd.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:26 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5872).
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5877)
started.
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5872) died
>> with
>> 256.
>> ./arrecond.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5845).
>> ./arserverd
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5865).
>> ./arsvcdsp
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5877).
>> ./arplugin
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     Current ARMonitor child process
(pid:5867).
>> ./arcmdbd.sh
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008   (ARNOTE 0)
>> Mon Jan 28 09:48:27 2008     ARMonitor child process (pid:5878)
started.
>> ./arrecond.sh
>>
>>
>> 
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