[opennms-discuss] OpenNMS 1.10.5 issues with interface lists and resource graphs

[Walter Keen]

Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in it's .jrb files, and shows the snmp data for the router when you view the node information, and shows managed IP's on that node, however does not show ANY physical interfaces, and when I try to look at resource graphs there are none to view.


This installation was running fine for about 5 days, and is on a linux system with 12 cores, 16gb ram, running centos 6.3. file systems follow the opennms tuning guide as closely as we can for filesystem choices/etc.


I've set the following to debug, but nothing obvious is present .
I've restarted the opennms process, the postgres process (separately) and rebooted the machine.


I'm wondering if I should collect more data and submit a bug report before trying more drastic changes like wiping the postgres db, and starting over (importing the provisioning groups from the xml files), or downgrading to a 1.8 series opennms.


However, I'm not sure what data is best to collect -- Anyone have any suggestions?



log4j.category.OpenNMS.Stds=DEBUG, STDS
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Miscellaneous=DEBUG, MISC
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Spring=DEBUG, SPRING
log4j.category.Reportd=DEBUG, REPORTD
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Manager=DEBUG, MANAGER
log4j.category.OpenNMS.JettyServer=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.org.eclipse.jetty=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Report=DEBUG, REPORT
log4j.category.Instrumentation=DEBUG, INSTRUMENT

[John Blake]

Are the rrd's/jrd's for the node even there?
Normally they are in /opt/opennms/share/rrd/<nodeid>
Get the nodeid and then look for that nodeid subdirectory.
If they are there, are they being updated? (date time stamp of the files)
If they are not there, then no data is being collected so t-shoot data
collection/polling.
If they are there and being updated, then its usually a graphing issue so
troubleshoot the display of the graphs.

John




From: Walter Keen <***@rainierconnect.net>
To: opennms-***@lists.sourceforge.net,
Date: 09/05/2012 08:02 PM
Subject: [opennms-discuss] OpenNMS 1.10.5 issues with interface lists
and resource graphs




Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in
it's .jrb files, and shows the snmp data for the router when you view the
node information, and shows managed IP's on that node, however does not
show ANY physical interfaces, and when I try to look at resource graphs
there are none to view.

This installation was running fine for about 5 days, and is on a linux
system with 12 cores, 16gb ram, running centos 6.3. file systems follow
the opennms tuning guide as closely as we can for filesystem choices/etc.

I've set the following to debug, but nothing obvious is present.
I've restarted the opennms process, the postgres process (separately) and
rebooted the machine.

I'm wondering if I should collect more data and submit a bug report before
trying more drastic changes like wiping the postgres db, and starting over
(importing the provisioning groups from the xml files), or downgrading to a
1.8 series opennms.

However, I'm not sure what data is best to collect -- Anyone have any
suggestions?

log4j.category.OpenNMS.Stds=DEBUG, STDS
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Miscellaneous=DEBUG, MISC
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Spring=DEBUG, SPRING
log4j.category.Reportd=DEBUG, REPORTD
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Manager=DEBUG, MANAGER
log4j.category.OpenNMS.JettyServer=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.org.eclipse.jetty=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Report=DEBUG, REPORT
log4j.category.Instrumentation=DEBUG, INSTRUMENT

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[Marco Filippone]

Hi,

yes, there are rrds in the /opt/opennms/share/rrd/snmp/ directory!
And yes, they are updated based from the timestamps.
What do you mean by graphing issue? I doesn't discover interfaces, I don't see those even under the Node page (Node List->Node name).

I have another question now: is there a way to force the discovery to a default behavior of assigning the Node Name based on the SNMP hostname instead of the DNS resolution?

Thanks again for all your support!
Best Regards,
Marco Filippone
HP Enterprise Services
Global Network Operations ITALY
Phone : [phone]
Via Giamaica,7 Pomezia (Rome) Italy 00040

Da: John Blake [mailto:***@us.ibm.com]
Inviato: giovedì 6 settembre 2012 15:02
A: General OpenNMS Discussion
Oggetto: Re: [opennms-discuss] OpenNMS 1.10.5 issues with interface lists and resource graphs


Are the rrd's/jrd's for the node even there?
Normally they are in /opt/opennms/share/rrd/<nodeid>
Get the nodeid and then look for that nodeid subdirectory.
If they are there, are they being updated? (date time stamp of the files)
If they are not there, then no data is being collected so t-shoot data collection/polling.
If they are there and being updated, then its usually a graphing issue so troubleshoot the display of the graphs.

John


[Inactive hide details for Walter Keen ---09/05/2012 08:02:17 PM---Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects]Walter Keen ---09/05/2012 08:02:17 PM---Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in it's .jrb files, and shows the

From: Walter Keen <***@rainierconnect.net>
To: opennms-***@lists.sourceforge.net,
Date: 09/05/2012 08:02 PM
Subject: [opennms-discuss] OpenNMS 1.10.5 issues with interface lists and resource graphs

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Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in it's .jrb files, and shows the snmp data for the router when you view the node information, and shows managed IP's on that node, however does not show ANY physical interfaces, and when I try to look at resource graphs there are none to view.

This installation was running fine for about 5 days, and is on a linux system with 12 cores, 16gb ram, running centos 6.3. file systems follow the opennms tuning guide as closely as we can for filesystem choices/etc.

I've set the following to debug, but nothing obvious is present.
I've restarted the opennms process, the postgres process (separately) and rebooted the machine.

I'm wondering if I should collect more data and submit a bug report before trying more drastic changes like wiping the postgres db, and starting over (importing the provisioning groups from the xml files), or downgrading to a 1.8 series opennms.

However, I'm not sure what data is best to collect -- Anyone have any suggestions?

log4j.category.OpenNMS.Stds=DEBUG, STDS
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Miscellaneous=DEBUG, MISC
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Spring=DEBUG, SPRING
log4j.category.Reportd=DEBUG, REPORTD
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Manager=DEBUG, MANAGER
log4j.category.OpenNMS.JettyServer=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.org.eclipse.jetty=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Report=DEBUG, REPORT
log4j.category.Instrumentation=DEBUG, INSTRUMENT

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[Walter Keen]

Disregard this. It seems to be a browser related issue sine it works on chrome for the iPhone
I'll have to check why version of Firefox I have and see of there is an update

Sent from my iPhone

Post by John Blake
Are the rrd's/jrd's for the node even there?
Normally they are in /opt/opennms/share/rrd/<nodeid>
Get the nodeid and then look for that nodeid subdirectory.
If they are there, are they being updated? (date time stamp of the files)
If they are not there, then no data is being collected so t-shoot data collection/polling.
If they are there and being updated, then its usually a graphing issue so troubleshoot the display of the graphs.
John
<graycol.gif>Walter Keen ---09/05/2012 08:02:17 PM---Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in it's .jrb files, and shows the
Date: 09/05/2012 08:02 PM
Subject: [opennms-discuss] OpenNMS 1.10.5 issues with interface lists and resource graphs
Having an issue with OpenNMS 1.10.5, it lists nodes, collects data in it's .jrb files, and shows the snmp data for the router when you view the node information, and shows managed IP's on that node, however does not show ANY physical interfaces, and when I try to look at resource graphs there are none to view.
This installation was running fine for about 5 days, and is on a linux system with 12 cores, 16gb ram, running centos 6.3. file systems follow the opennms tuning guide as closely as we can for filesystem choices/etc.
I've set the following to debug, but nothing obvious is present.
I've restarted the opennms process, the postgres process (separately) and rebooted the machine.
I'm wondering if I should collect more data and submit a bug report before trying more drastic changes like wiping the postgres db, and starting over (importing the provisioning groups from the xml files), or downgrading to a 1.8 series opennms.
However, I'm not sure what data is best to collect -- Anyone have any suggestions?
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Stds=DEBUG, STDS
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Miscellaneous=DEBUG, MISC
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Spring=DEBUG, SPRING
log4j.category.Reportd=DEBUG, REPORTD
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Manager=DEBUG, MANAGER
log4j.category.OpenNMS.JettyServer=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.org.eclipse.jetty=DEBUG, JETTY
log4j.category.OpenNMS.Report=DEBUG, REPORT
log4j.category.Instrumentation=DEBUG, INSTRUMENT
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