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2 Determine the nature of the problem.
Can it be reproduced? Can the steps to reproduce the problem be enumerated?
What user action, if any, will cause the problem?
Is the issue periodic in nature?
3 Determine the severity of this problem.
Is the system still useable?
4 Understand the environment and systems involved.
What platforms and product versions are involved?
Are there any non-standard or custom components involved?
Is it a high event rate environment?
What is the rate of events being collected?
What is the event rate of insertion into the database?
How many concurrent users are there?
Is Crystal reporting used? When are reports run?
Is correlation used? How many rules are deployed?
Collect configuration files, log files and system information from appropriate subdirectories in
$ESEC_HOME or %ESEC_HOME%. Assemble this information for possible future
knowledge transfer.
5 Check the health of the system.
Can you log into the Sentinel Control Center?
Are events being generated and inserted into the database?
Can events be seen on the Sentinel Control Center?
Can events be retrieved from the database using quick query?
Check the RAM usage, disk space, process activity, CPU usage and network connectivity
of the hosts involved.
Verify all expected Sentinel processes are running. Microsoft Task Manager can be used
in a Windows environment. In UNIX, the command
Check for any core dumps in any of the sub-directories of ESEC_HOME. Find out which
process core dumped. (cd $ESEC_HOME, find
Check for the sqlplus net access. Check for the tablespaces.
Make sure the Sonic broker is running. Connectivity can be verified using the Sonic
management console. Check that the various connections are active from Novell
processes. Make sure that a lock file is not preventing Sonic from starting. Optionally
telnet to that server on the sonic port (that is telnet sentinel.company.com 10012)
Check whether the wrapper service is running on the server. (
Are any errors visible in the Servers View of the Sentinel Control Center? Are any errors
visible in the Event Source Management Live View in the Sentinel Control Center? What
is the OS resource consumption on the Collector Managers?
6 Is there a problem with the Database?
Using sqlplus, can you log into the database?
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ps –ef|grep esecadm
)
. –name core –print
ps –ef | grep wrapper
can be used.
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