GWHA question

[bkesting]

I've configured GWHA for the first time on my SLES 12 SP3/GW 18.1 system. Seems to be working fine. In my logs (/var/log/messages) I see the following lines:

<hostname> xinetd[56070]: FAIL: gwha service_limit from=<ip_address of host>

Everything seems to be working fine. What would this message be referring to?

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[bkesting]

Also, have updated to 18.1.1.

In testing GWHA, I have shutdown my GWIA agent and gwha restarts it after a couple minutes. I shut down gwdva and it does not come back up, despite being defined in gwha.conf. Thoughts?

[mguldner1]

AFAIK gwdva is not supported with GWHA. I had a service request with MF some time ago, because I found that GW Monitor killed gwdva - they just answered Monitor does not support DVA. They changed something since then: while back then DVA died after a few hours, now it does so after a few weeks. So if you have DVA configured in Monitor, watch out if DVA still works. Don't rely on the green "Normal" in Monitor, click into DVA's http console, to see if the workers are "dead". I have a weekly cron job which restarts gwdva to avoid this problem.

[KonecnyA]

In article <bkesting.8xbsc0@no-mx.forums.microfocus.com>, Bkesting
wrote:
> <hostname> xinetd[56070]: FAIL: gwha service_limit from=<ip_address of
> host>
>
> Everything seems to be working fine. What would this message be
> referring to?

Do you have multiple IP addresses involved? A guess would be if all
your agents are on secondary IP addresses, your host IP would in the
category of gwha not knowing about it, seeing it and simply logging that
it saw it.


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[bkesting]

konecnya;2498371 wrote:
In article <bkesting.8xbsc0@no-mx.forums.microfocus.com>, Bkesting
wrote:
> <hostname> xinetd[56070]: FAIL: gwha service_limit from=<ip_address of
> host>
>
> Everything seems to be working fine. What would this message be
> referring to?

Do you have multiple IP addresses involved? A guess would be if all
your agents are on secondary IP addresses, your host IP would in the
category of gwha not knowing about it, seeing it and simply logging that
it saw it.


Andy of
http://KonecnyConsulting.ca/gw in Toronto
Knowledge Partner
https://forums.novell.com/member.php/75037-konecnya
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show your appreciation by clicking on the star below. Thanks!

No I do not