Hi,
I am Manuel Domínguez Dorado, from SPAIN.
I am trying to use Mon to monitor two Oracle 9i instances in the same host but
I do not understand how must I configure mon.cf to do this using your
sqlconn.monitor.
My Mon configuration is like you can see in the next paragraph:
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cfbasedir = /etc/ha.d/mon/etc
alertdir = /etc/ha.d/mon/alert.d
mondir = /etc/ha.d/mon/mon.d
statedir = /etc/ha.d/mon/state.d
logdir = /var/log
maxprocs = 20
histlength = 100
randstart = 10s
authtype = getpwnam
hostgroup oracleinstances PILOTO PRUEBA
watch oracleinstances
service oracled
interval 15s
monitor sqlconn.monitor
allow_empty_group
period wd {Mon-Sun}
alertafter 1
alert bajar-heartbeat.alert
upalert mail.alert -S "Oracle fuera" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Where oracleinstances is the name of the hostgroups and PILOTO and PRUEBA are
two instances (as they appears int tnsnames.ora) started up at localhost (two
instances and only one Oracle 9i software).
Oracled is the name of the a script I created and is placed at /etc/rc.d/init.d
to do
oracled start
oracled stop
and start or stop PILOTO and PRUEBA.
Can you send me a link fro documentation about sqlconn.monitor or explain me
how to configurate correctly mon.cf to use sqlconn.monitor? Where must I put
the user/password entries for Oracle databases?
Please, help me. I am in a mistake... SURE!
Thanks for your help.
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Manuel Domínguez Dorado
SADIEL, S.A.
Avda. Constitución blq. 4
Urbanización los Naranjos
06800 MERIDA
Tels. 924 373 620 Fax 924 370 073
http://www.sadiel.es e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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