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March 26th, 2008 04:00
no connection between SAM and AM-PM, MPLS,NPM and co when rebooted
When the server is booted up only SAM is started all the rest have to be started manually. Is there another option so that if the server is booted all services are started without manually starting each service. I have checked the sm_serviced.log and there is nothing to lead me to somewhere.
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AdaDie
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March 26th, 2008 04:00
If your are running the domain as service you can use the following options:
sm_service options:
--startmode= Service start policy. Where is one
of runonce (start automatically when
sm_serviced starts), automatic (start
automatically when sm_serviced starts, and
restart whenever necessary), manual (requires
an explicit start request), or disable
(cannot be started).
Default: runonce
For example:
sm_service install --force --unmanaged --startmode=runonce \
'--name=BROKER' \
'--description=SMARTS InCharge Broker' \
'--env=SM_CLIENTCONNECT=brokerConnect.conf' \
'/opt/nme/incharge7/SAM/smarts/bin/brstart' \
'--port=426' \
'--restore=/opt/nme/incharge7/SAM/smarts/local/repos/broker/broker.rps' \
'--output'
The example wil start the broker after a reboot of the box.
dele1
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March 26th, 2008 07:00
I think i did not explain properly i have two smarts server one primary and the other secondary server with the broker on it for failover purposes .
we are testing the failover procedure where the primary has failed and the sec picks up but in this instance only SAM and the broker are available on the sec no other service e.g am-pm , mpls ,npm, icoi, syslog service are available except when manually restarted so i want a failover to switch to secondary with all the services started automatically.
AdaDie
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March 27th, 2008 01:00
In this case I can't help, because we are using another failover scenario. In our environment both systems, active and standby, are up and running. In case of a failure on the active system we switch to the standby system which becomes the active system. Therefore we don't have to start processes on the backup system.
Regards,
Adrian
dele1
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March 27th, 2008 04:00
we have a similar situation which switches from primary to backup but the difference is that only the ic-sam and the broker is up we have to manually start the other services . i am wondering if the ic-bak-conf on the secondary (backup)has some entries which are not in ours. or some other file
Plaese help