Updated NDSD Health Check Script for OES2018/SLES12
People have e-mailed me about how much they use the ndsd health check script all the time. I haven’t modified it for OES 2018, but Thomas Mueller has and it looks great. He shared his updated script with me so that I can post it for every one.
Here is the newest version with OES 2018 updates
Thank you Thomas!
DSfW Monitor daemon
I just created a demonized version of the DSfW Monitor script. For more information on the script look the DSfW Monitor script post.
Now you don’t have to create a cronjob to continuously run the tool. Simply download and install the dsfwmon.rpm.
The install will create the /etc/init.d/dsfwmon startup script, the /opt/dsfwdude/conf/dsfwmon.conf file to edit the configuration and the dsfwmon daemon. It also has log rotating enabled.
The install will enable the dsfwmon script so that when the server starts, the script will start monitoring the services.
Edit the /opt/dsfwdude/conf/dsfwmon.conf to send an e-mail if a service has to be restarted. Do not adjust the delay time less than 5 minutes. The script could possibly step on itself, trying to check the services while restarting the services.
Common changes are to enable e-mail setting to be sent when the services restart,… Continue reading
OES11SP2 is Available for Download
OES11sp2 is now available for download.
New DSfW Monitor Script
I previously created two scripts, dsfw_processcheck.sh and dsfw_portchk.sh, one to monitor pids and one to monitor ports. With the two script they are helpful to ensure the DSfW services are up. A new script combines the two and adds additional options. The script not only checks for pids and ports, but it can be used to create a cron job to run the script every 10 minutes by adding the “add” switch. To remove the cron job use the “rm” switch.
If a DSfW server running DNS (or not) has a DSfW specific process stop or crash a quick stop gap measure is to monitor the DSfW processes and restart them if one or more of the DSfW processes stop.
If the DSfW server is an Additional Domain Controller (ADC) DNS might not be configured on the server. If DNS is not running on the… Continue reading