RE: [SA-list] AIX Process Monitoring

Sun, 05 Feb 2006 04:29:01 -0800

I suppose you selected AIX as OS?
 
Can you using an SSH client logon to the AIX system, do a
    ps -edafx
command
 
and send me EXACTLY what you get, also showing the login.
 
(it's fine to send that off-list)
 

Dirk.

 

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Hi Dirk,
 
Thanks for the reply, is there anyway you can assist without having direct SSH access?  Is it a specific configuration issue on the machine or what are you thinking it is?  Direct access is not something that is easily setup for you as it is in our production enviroment and security is paramount (I work for a Financial Institution and the AIX system is the main Banking Database host)
 
Any help you can give without the access would be appreciated Dirk...
 
Cheers
Ben

 


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We can assist IF we can get an SSH access to the system.

Dirk.


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Hi,

I am having a similar problem to Leon in the below message (I found in the archive), however I cannot find a resolution in the archive.

Basically I am trying to get the *NIX process monitoring working for our AIX (5.2) host:

Filesystem space monitoring is working fine, no problems at all.  When I setup process monitoring (using the same details as above) it authenticates fine with the host, but the process list is not populated at all, it is left completely blank.

Have played around with it a bit but cannot seem to get the list to populate no matter what I do, anyone able to assist?

Thanks
Ben


> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Beh=
alf
> Of Leon Dings
> Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 11:42 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [SA-list] *NIX process check on Solaris
>
> Hello List,
>
> When using *NIX process check (any version, including 1.0.0.47) on a
> Solaris-box I allways get an empty process list. Can I set a trace to che=
ck
> what is going on between Salive and Solaris ?
>
> On all systems that I've tried (HP-UX, Linux and Z/Linux) I get a process
> list when installing *NIX process check and use the '... are running'-key=
.
> Only the Solaris-box that I wanted to monitor gives a popup window with
> an  empty process list. I'm 100% that I can connect to the Solaris since
> the *NIX Diskspace-check on the same box works fine, and incorrect
> passwords are detected.
>
> There is a slight difference between *NIX Diskpace and *NIX Process,
> though. With the *NIX Diskspace the legal notice from the Solaris-box (th=
e
> text you will see when you connect to the server), is being displayed
> when using the '...'-key.
> The *NIX Process does NOT display this text.
>
> Is there a way so that I can trace what is going on between Salive and
> Solaris ?
>
> Tia,
>  Leon Dings
>  DBA
>
>
>
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