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Verify that NNMi Services are Running
After you install Network Node Manager, a group of services run on the NNMi management server. For information about each service, see About Each NNMi Service.
To verify that all NNMi services are running, do one of the following:
- Select Tools → NNMi Status to display a report.
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At the command line, type:
ovstatus –v ovjboss
See the ovstatus Reference Page for more information.
Review the list of services to ensure that all are running.
"Service is started
" means this service is working properly.
"Service is stopped
" means this service/process is not running.
If you see any of the messages in this list, investigate the log files and look for the keyword Exception (within the log file for the parent ovjboss
process and the log file for the specific service):
"Service is in created state"
"Service is in failed state"
"Service is in registered state"
"Service is in destroyed state"
"Service is in started state"
"Service is in starting state"
"Service is in stopped state"
"Service is in stopping state"
"Service is in unregistered state"
- Before opening the log file, first identify the
HA_MOUNT_POINT
for your NNMi environment. -
At the command line, type (see Manage environment variables for more information):
Windows:
%NnmInstallDir%/misc/nnm/ha/nnmhaclusterinfo.ovpl NNM –config –get HA_MOUNT_POINT
Linux:
$NnmInstallDir/misc/nnm/ha/nnmhaclusterinfo.ovpl NNM –config –get HA_MOUNT_POINT
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At the command line, type the following (
/DataDir/
is the literal path):<HA_MOUNT_POINT>/DataDir/log/nnm
- Windows:
%NnmDataDir%\log\nnm\<name>.%g
- Linux:
$NnmDataDir/log/nnm/<name>.%g.
%g represents the archive number of the archived log file
The parent ovjboss process generates the following log files: ovjboss.log
and ovjboss.old.log
.
Note Each restart creates a new ovjboss.log
and overwrites the ovjboss.old.log
.
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