Hi
Can anybody assist me in setting up the hobbitclient for a virtual IP. We have applications that belong to service-groups with a virtual IP for each service-group.. We have three clustered servers that these applications can run on. So does not matter on what server the service-group/application runs it is always the same IP. I would like the hobbitclient to follow the virtual IP to what ever machine it is running on.
Thanks
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Hi Henri,
we have all bb-clients (and the server) running as a virtual host. What we did: Modyfying runclient.sh in the way that clientlaunch is replaced by clientlaunch.${MACHINE}. $MACHINE is the name of the virtual host and is set as you like in a script started by runclient.sh, so every process invokes the virtual hostname. Each client uses its own file clientlaunch.<$MACHINE>.cfg or - if no virtual hostname is set - a common config-file. This is working fine if only one virtual host is running on the machine. If there are two or more, you'll get errors in the rrd-logs because sometimes the same machine is sending data for different hosts which is not accepted by hobbit. We haven't found a workaround for that, the only way seems to run more then one hobbit installation what we don't want to do.
regards Rolf
Hi
Can anybody assist me in setting up the hobbitclient for a virtual IP. We have applications that belong to service-groups with a virtual IP for each service-group.. We have three clustered servers that these applications can run on. So does not matter on what server the service-group/application runs it is always the same IP. I would like the hobbitclient to follow the virtual IP to what ever machine it is running on.
Thanks
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What clustering software are you using? You could make the Hobbit client a cluster resource, that is part of the service group & dependent on the virtual IP.
Dean Casey
From: Henri Taute [mailto:htaute at media24.com] Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 8:31 AM To: 'hobbit at hswn.dk' Subject: [hobbit] Virtual IP's
Hi
Can anybody assist me in setting up the hobbitclient for a virtual IP. We have applications that belong to service-groups with a virtual IP for each service-group.. We have three clustered servers that these applications can run on. So does not matter on what server the service-group/application runs it is always the same IP. I would like the hobbitclient to follow the virtual IP to what ever machine it is running on.
Thanks
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Greetings!
I'm sure I'm not the only one who has experienced difficulties with "qpage" on the AIX platform. I finally found the solution to the "got byte: \377" problem in an old message on the Big Brother message board.
In "qpage" version 3.3, which is the latest version (although it is several years old), a minor change has to be made in the source file "ixo.c".
In this file, there is a function named "remote_connect". In its local variable declarations, a variable named "c" is cast as a char. It has to be changed to an int.
Execute a "make clean" and then "make". It works perfectly after that.
I have been using "qpage" on Solaris for over four years and I love it! But I've been wanting to switch everything to a retired AIX server and this issue has been making me nuts for months!
I hope someone out there finds this information as useful as I did!
Jim Smith
SVHS
Little Rock, AR
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Hi
I assume that you have some custom scripts to monitor your service-groups.
- run the hobbit client on each cluster member
- run the custom-script on each member, but add a function in the script which checks first if the service-group is active on this cluster member, ==> if yes then go on, made your checks and send the status with the virtual IP as the "origin". ==> if not then just exit the script and send nothing at all.
Tony
Hi
Can anybody assist me in setting up the hobbitclient for a virtual IP. We have applications that belong to service-groups with a virtual IP for each service-group.. We have three clustered servers that these applications can run on. So does not matter on what server the service-group/application runs it is always the same IP. I would like the hobbitclient to follow the virtual IP to what ever machine it is running on.
Thanks
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anton.burkhalter＠gmx.net
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