Ron,
The way ganglia was originally designed to works is that all the gmond
nodes in a cluster, talked to each other about their statistics using
multicast. In your gmetad.conf you would specify a head gmond node that
the gmetad polls.
In your setup you are using unicast instead of multicast. You should
choose a head node, which in your case I think is just one machine, and
set up the udp_recv_channel {
port = "2344"
}
as well as the loopback send channel:
udp_send_channel {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 2344
}
Then make sure you have a tcp_accept_channel {
port = "2344"
timeout = -1
}
so the gmetad can connect. Then set the gmetad to poll that head node:
data_source "W2K" 30 140.203.7.100:2344
And you should at least see something.
Good luck,
Ian
Owens, Ron wrote:
I have installed gmond on a W2K server. The gmond.conf relevant bits
are as follows:
used to only support having a single channel */
udp_send_channel {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 2344
}
udp_send_channel {
host = 140.203.7.43
port = 2344
The 140.203.7.43 is the server running gmetad.
The problem is that the gmetad server is not seeing any data from the
windows server (or if its seeing it, it doesn't display any graphs!).
If I run gmetad with debug_level =1 , it list the windows server as
being monitored, but no errors arear.
Any ideas?
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