| Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
| Notice: | Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187 |
| Moderator: | TAEC::BEROUD |
| Created: | Mon Aug 21 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 6497 |
| Total number of notes: | 27359 |
Problems with MCC_STARTUP_DNA4_EVL.COM
Hi there. I posted a note earlier and was corrected that the
Collector AM Event Logging Sink and the Event Logging Sink that gets
done at startup time are different...oops.
I still have question regarding setting up the Event Logging Sink.
What I'm trying to do is setup the local sink on the MCC Station
(DG91MC), and want to sink with a target node, (DGQ1EM). Both are in
the same domain, and I want to fire off alarms created within my
domain, DOWNERS_GROVE.
I only noticed this recently, since we've been doing some work with
DECalert, but at startup time, MCC_STARTUP_DNA4_EVL.COM no longer
creates the MCC_DNA4_EVL process. When I try to interactively activate
MCC_STARTUP_DNA4_EVL.COM I get the following error messages:
DECmcc (T1.2.7)
Node4 1.91 Local Sink Monitor !1.91 is the MCC station
AT 19-JUN-1992 10:40:05 Characteristics
No privilege to perform directive at Node.
Node4 1.91 Outbound Stream DGQ1EM Remote Sink Monitor
AT 17-nov-1858 00:00:00
Deletion completed successfully.
Node4 1.91 Outbound Stream DGQ1EM Remote Sink Monitor
AT 19-jun-1992 10:40:13
No privilege to perform directive at Node.
� This message repeats 6 times and then...
Node4 1.91 Local Sink Monitor
AT 19-JUN-1992 10:40:45
Enable completed successfully.
� My question is, has something changed in T1.2.7 from X1.2.4 or is
there something that poses a question changing from DNS to local
namespace? Those are the only 2 things I can think of that have
changed from when I originally setup the sinking. Also, I was sinking
with a different node initially, so I tried replacing DGQ1EM with
NP17X4, the 'original' node (that worked in 1.2.4), and I got the same
error messages.
Thanks in advance.
/Mic
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3217.1 | see note 2790 | SEDSWS::MALLOY | Fri Jun 19 1992 13:58 | 8 | |
HI
See note 2790.7
Gary
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| 3217.2 | Don't forget the necessary privileges... | KITFOX::BALL | Fri Jun 19 1992 14:38 | 9 | |
Also don't forget that the privileges sysnam,sysprv,detach,oper,tmpmbx
and netmbx are also needed...
- darryl
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| 3217.3 | a SINK by any other name...? | CAADC::GALVIN | Mic Galvin, MCI Team | Sun Jun 21 1992 14:09 | 14 |
Hi there,
Well, the procedure that I got from D_BALL, fixed the privilege
violation, but I'm still not seeing the MCC_DNA_EVL process. The sinks
are ok though... I also uncommented out the COLLECTION AM sinking from
the MCC_STARTUP_BMS.COM file. I have an additional question regarding
the sinking, what's the difference???
When would I use the COLLECTION AM and NOT the *other* sinking?
And regarding ALARMS, what do most folks do with setting up Event
Logging Sinks? Do they setup sinks to EVERY node they want to do
remote alarming on or what? This seems like alot of overhead...per
usual, I'm confused...smile. Thanks.
/Mic
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| 3217.4 | DNA4 != Collector | TOOK::MINTZ | Erik Mintz, dtn 226-5033 | Mon Jun 22 1992 00:05 | 8 |
The collection AM sink is used to receive messages explicitely sent by the DECmcc data collector. It does not handle DECnet events (nor, for that matter, SNMP traps). The DNA4 event sink receives DECnet events, generated by DECnet phase IV systems. | |||||