On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 09:47:39AM -0400, Allan.Marillier at dana.com wrote:
This may be a stupid oversight, but I am confused. I installed hobbit-4.0.2-1 yesterday on a server that was previously running BB. I took down the BB processes, completed the install and brought across my bb-hosts file. For now, I didn't bring across any of the history. Everything runs fine (better actually!), except that I don't get any updates for CPU, disk. memory, messages and processes. The clients are running just as they were before. When I look at the other server which is still running BB, I see the updates coming across the way they should.
Check the bb-hosts file used by the BB clients - they have their own file, with a definition of which server is the BBDISPLAY server.
The hobbit server was previously configured as a failover BB server, which I never managed to get truly failing over and assuming the BBPAGER role anyway. In my bb-hosts I have both servers defined as BBNET and BBDISPLAY, but only one defined as BBPAGER.
I think your client bb-hosts file has the old BB server listed as BBDISPLAY, instead of the Hobbit server.
You can have both, e.g. if you have the client installed in /usr/local/bb/bbc1.9e-btf/ (the client $BBHOME setting) then in the etc/bb-hosts file you can have
10.0.0.1 bbserver.foo.com # BBDISPLAY BBPAGER
10.0.0.2 hobbitserver.foo.com # BBDISPLAY BBPAGERThe clients will then send their status updates to both servers.
Note: You need to restart the client after changing the bb-hosts file.
Henrik