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The SQL error "Element is invalid" occurs due to an incorrect query setup involving a "where" clause. Removing the "where" clause from the Gateway SQL view statement resolves the issue.
The SQL error "Element is invalid" occurs due to an incorrect query setup involving a "where" clause. Removing the "where" clause from the Gateway SQL view statement resolves the issue.
The /var/log/php-fpm/www-error.log file can fill up disk space with repeated error messages. Updating php-fpm config to limit logging and restarting it reduces log size until the V9.7 fix is applied.
The no_majority error occurs when a collector cluster has an even number of collectors causing split-brain issues. The solution is to deploy an additional collector to create an uneven number and establish quorum.
The opsview-setup package not found error occurs during deployment due to architecture mismatches. To fix this, use a supported amd64 system instead of ARM-based architectures and rerun the deployment playbook.
The FAQ explains how to enable debug options in the SQL-Toolkit plugin using Gateway Setup Editor. It advises checking Netprobe logs for output and disabling debug after investigation to avoid performance issues.
The Disk plugin in Geneos monitors entire file systems or partitions and does not support monitoring specific subdirectories. To monitor folder-level usage, a custom script integrated via the Toolkit plugin must be used instead.
License Report Verifier helps generate and verify License Audit Reports for sending to Sales. The FAQ explains how to run the tool and prepare report files in required formats.
New Zendesk accounts may be unable to access the support agent portal due to incorrect user roles or types. Ensure the user type is set to "Staff member" and verify appropriate access permissions.
Unable to download binary files from the ITRS Downloads page can result from browser or network restrictions. Solutions include trying another browser, disabling security tools, and requesting IT to whitelist the download domain or adjust firewall settings.
Access and viewing options for ITRS Group support tickets depend on organisation and user profile permission settings. The FAQ explains how to configure ticket visibility and editing rights for end-users, professional partners, and direct clients within the support portal.
Gateway-HUB dataviews can be queried using the Rest-API interface at specific endpoints like /events/recordsQuery. The process involves inspecting browser DevTools to capture headers, payload, and response details to formulate and test JSON queries effectively.
Generating a CorvilNet or Ultra Messaging licence requires using licgen with a template and verifying it with licchk via command line. This FAQ provides step-by-step instructions for downloading files, editing templates, generating licences, and validating them before client delivery.
The License Database Error occurs when submitting comments that exceed the database's character limit in the edit or add license functions. To resolve this, remove the oldest comment entry to allow the new comment to be saved successfully.
Automatically restarting a netprobe when it goes down involves configuring a gateway-probeData plug-in and creating commands and rules. The process includes running a script to start the netprobe and setting a rule triggered by the netprobe's connection status being "Down.
The article explains how to check the status of Zendesk Support, Explore, Chat, Talk, and other Zendesk apps. It guides users to use the ITRS subdomain status page, subscribe for incident emails, and report unlisted issues to Zendesk.
Defining the Sampler name in the URL of a Knowledge Base Article uses XPath expressions. The Sampler name can be extracted by configuring the KBA set with specific XML and XPath syntax.
FKM debug settings enable detailed Netprobe logging to investigate issues with FKM. The FAQ provides steps to activate these settings and advises increasing the Netprobe log size to handle extensive log entries.
Generating legacy Control-M, VMware, or Terracotta licences requires using the bdIT.jar support library. The process involves command-line encryption and saving the licence file with specific naming conventions for each product.
Managing Support Service Status involves updating the public-facing article when any CS channel service is unavailable. Agents must edit the Support Service Status article with current information and then save, publish, and verify the changes.
MongoDB troubleshooting for ITRS Integration Toolkit covers installation, common errors, and connection issues with MongoDB on Linux. The FAQ provides guidance on error resolution, script adjustments, authentication setup, and configuration changes to ensure proper integration.
Adding users to the RMB Bank Obcerv instance requires specific approval and actions by designated staff. Tickets requesting user additions should be closed and escalated to Cedric Roumilhac, Dave Randall, or authorized Cloud-Ops personnel for processing.
Ticket visibility and group-level access require individual user accounts linked to their organisation. Permissions can be set to allow users to view or comment on tickets either individually or organisation-wide.
The Network plugin on Linux collects interface data using APIs and system files. It calculates metrics like error rates and collisions from sampled network statistics.
Zendesk login issues for agents often stem from security synchronization problems between Crowd and Zendesk. Logging into resources.itrsgroup.com first or using the password reset link resolves access problems for both the web and mobile apps.
The article template outlines how to document problems, causes, and solutions for ITRS Internal Only issues. It provides a structured format to identify root causes and corresponding resolutions using logs and debugging steps.
Active Console on Windows Server 2008 R2 with Powershell 2 splits output across rows due to an 80 character console limit. The FAQ provides solutions including upgrading Powershell or outputting data to a file for proper reading.
Active Console cell string values can be assigned to variables for use in email alerts. This process involves creating a rule targeting the cell, declaring path aliases, and setting variables in the action for alert triggers.
Active Console can create many workspace files due to autosave and corrupted file detection. Configure the max autosave file limit in Tools > Settings > General to reduce workspace file creation.
Active Dashboard text boxes do not support bottom-up text orientation. To display rotated text, create it externally as an image and insert it using the Picture object in the Widget category.
Migrating from OP5 version 8.x to 9.4 requires upgrading the Master, peers, and pollers in sequence. The process involves planned downtime and thorough troubleshooting to handle setup-specific issues and ensure a smooth transition.
Netprobe can be configured to accept traffic only from trusted gateway hosts using specific variables. This FAQ explains how to set TRUSTEDGATEWAYHOSTS and TRUSTEDGATEWAYNAMES on UNIX and Windows systems.
Article templates include various Callouts such as Default, Primary, Success, Info, Warning, and Danger. Users can copy the Callouts source code by clicking the Source Code button for easy insertion.
The Background Link to Severity may not appear in the Dashboard palette when using atomic group objects. You can uncheck the Atomic Group option or drag icons from the State Tree to set severity links automatically.
Bulk deleting comments in ITRS involves selecting and removing them via the listview page. Alternatively, comments can be deleted by stopping Naemon and editing the saved comment blocks manually.
You can display historical data from an oracle/SQL database in the Active Console Dashboard. The FAQ explains two methods to add and configure historical charts per cell in the dashboard.
Changing the default install and data directories in OP5 is not supported by the product. You can theoretically relocate certain directories using Linux system administration, but this is outside official support.
Changing the default schedule downtime range involves updating the downtime value in the orchestrator's configuration file. After modifying the downtime minutes and applying changes, perform a hard reload of the web browser to reflect the update.
Changing the IP address for the Orchestrator or Database Server requires updating configuration files and host entries. The FAQ provides a step-by-step process including clearing caches, verifying SSH connectivity, and running deployment playbooks to apply the changes.
Changing the Opsview backup location involves setting the backup destination in the opsview.conf file. This is done by logging in as root and editing the $backupdir variable to specify the preferred backup directory.
Check_nrpe plugin errors can occur due to conflicting Opsview Python module versions in the virtual environment. Resolving this involves removing old opsview-executor directories from the Python site-packages to eliminate version conflicts.
CHECK_VMWARE UNKNOWN errors occur when the check\vmware service fails to connect to vSphere due to resource limits. The FAQ explains how to identify and increase file descriptor limits using systemd overrides to resolve connection issues.
The Citigroup L2 team members are authorized to raise tickets to ITRS Support, with some accounts not found in Zendesk. The registered Monitoring Champion teams include Citi MDS Group, ICG-IT Group, and OT-TECH Group with detailed contact information.
The Citigroup L2 team members and registered Monitoring Champion teams are listed with their contact details. The list includes members from Citi MDS, ICG-IT, and OT-TECH groups for monitoring and support coordination.
Cloud Upgrade patches address custom configurations disappearing after system upgrades. Support engineers modify post-upgrade scripts to retain customer-requested custom additions permanently.
Custom scripts are not supported unless created by Opsview through a paid Professional Services engagement. Support may offer advisory actions but does not cover changes or enhancements to these scripts.
Data too long for column errors occur when inserted data exceeds a database field character limit in Opsview. Apply the patch, sanitize data, or modify plugins to resolve these errors.
Disabling HTTP request logging in InfluxDB prevents excessive log entries from cluttering log files. This is done by modifying the [http] section in the influxdb.conf file and restarting InfluxDB.
Firewall rules for Netprobe connectivity depend on the Netprobe type used with the Geneos Gateway server. For SAN Netprobe, open the firewall from the external server to the Gateway; for normal Netprobe, open it both ways.
Docker monitoring errors often occur due to missing Perl module LWP.pm or Docker Remote API connectivity issues. Installing LWP.pm on each monitored host and verifying Docker listens on the configured port resolves these problems.
The rule dynamically adjusts Cell severity based on the values of two variables, variable1 and variable2. It sets severity to OK, Warning, or Critical by evaluating variable1 first and then variable2 if variable1 indicates a failure.
Enabling E4JMS plugin debug involves creating E4JMS modules with FAILOVER and CONNECTION settings in the probe's debug section. This configuration is done through the Gateway interface under Probes, Debug Tab, by specifying these module settings.
The error message 'combo' : Unmatched child node indicates the combo plugin is no longer supported in Geneos 6.x. The combo plugin ended support on July 31, 2019, with no planned replacements available.
The error occurs when the command firewall-cmd is missing during OP5 monitor installation. Manually installing firewalld and verifying the firewall status resolves the issue.
The error GPG check FAILED occurs during yum clean all and yum update commands. The resolution involves running specific commands for Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, OL, CentOS, or downloading and installing the ITRS Infrastructure Agent.
The Log Analytics Interface has a default session timeout of 60 minutes that can be adjusted. You can extend the session timeout by modifying the Timeout in Minutes setting in the Log Analytics config section.
The Extractor plugin in Geneos does not support XPath functions like concat() within or elements. Use multiple elements inside to concatenate values and ensure schema and element counts match for correct extraction.
Failed to deliver errors occur when submitting or replying to client tickets in Zendesk. Gather error details and use side conversations as a temporary workaround before escalating to a Zendesk administrator.
The Gateway Setup Editor allows finding strings but does not support direct string replacement. To replace strings, switch to XML mode, use a text editor with replace functionality, then paste the updated content back into the Gateway Setup Editor.
Flow collector data is not deleted after the retention period due to a failing netflow housekeeping cronjob. The FAQ explains how to download support scripts and add the netflow housekeeping script to the root cronjob for automated deletion.
FTM plugin permission issues occur when the client cannot see the file due to restricted access. Enable RMS Execute permission, switch to Physical mode, and use RMS Exec commands to diagnose access problems.
FTP-based backups to a Filezilla FTP server with a self-signed certificate fail due to certificate trust issues. Setting specific parameters in /etc/lftp.conf can resolve the certificate trust error during the backup run.
The Gateway dimension too long issue occurs when dimensions exceed allowed length or quantity limits. The FAQ explains dimension limits and advises avoiding frequently changing values like PIDs and timestamps in DataView entries.
Gateway Database Logging Debug settings control the logging of database activities within the Gateway. The FAQ provides updated and operational options for configuring these debug settings through the main link and sub link.
Gateway sharing issues occur when the Sender Gateway and Receiving Gateway have mismatched SSL/TLS settings or missing authentication credentials. The FAQ explains how to verify secure connection settings and configure authentication in the importing gateway to resolve sharing problems.
The script tests if a service is running on a specified hostname and port using Telnet. It can be run via expect or standard Unix functions and integrated into the Active Console right-click menu.
Gateway Hub error 500 occurs when the API Daemon fails to read checkpoint data and exits abruptly. To resolve this, stop the Hub, delete the checkpoint directory manually, and restart the Hub to clear the error.
Gateway import errors occur when the gateway port is set to secure mode but the Imported Data configuration does not match. The resolution is to ensure the Imported Data configuration uses the same secure mode setting as the gateway port.
The Gateway Setup Editor shows the error "Required Audit comment has not been provided" when saving changes. This error is caused by custom validation hooks, so you must contact your Geneos administrators for clarification.
Gateway sharing exported data may show blank results if the data is not shareable or authentication is misconfigured. Verify configuration and authentication settings on both gateways and follow documentation for proper data sharing.
Geneos exams consist of 30 questions with a 40-minute time limit and a 60% pass mark. Candidates can reset the exam up to three times with a mandatory 7-day wait between attempts and must re-enroll after three failures.
Geneos rules use the Previous value function to compare current and past values for alerts, but it only accesses the last rule run's value. The Rate() function is the recommended alternative, enabling dynamic data comparison and more accurate severity alerts.
Generating reports automatically on a scheduled basis involves enabling scheduling options after saving a report in the Admin menu. You can set the report frequency, select recipients, choose formats, and share reports with groups.
Graphs for existing PING services using check_icmp broke after upgrading to version 9.13. Fix this by changing RRDSTORAGETYPE to MULTIPLE, deleting related files, and restarting npcd and rrdcached services.
The GSE warns when a plain text password is detected in the Operating Environment. To bypass this warning, set the "Insecure password level" to "None" in the Gateway's Advanced tab.
Getting total values from a column dataview and displaying them in a headline is possible. Configuration steps enable creating a new headline for total values in plugins without built-in counters.
Creating headlines directly in gatewaySQL is not supported by the gateway-sql plugin. You can generate headlines in the dataview using rules with target paths and path aliases to manipulate and populate headline data.
Data in ITRS Zendesk tickets and attachments are retained indefinitely without automated purging. The FAQ explains current retention practices, manual redaction options, and plans for future automatic purging features.
Adding email recipients from cloud customers requires updating the Nimbus zendesk.yaml file. Including the client’s email address in this configuration ensures Opsview alert notifications are sent properly.
Netprobe exits with signal 1 (SIGHUP) when its controlling process ends or terminal closes. To prevent this, start netprobe as a background process using nohup or disown to avoid receiving the HUP signal.
Bulk changing SNMP credentials through the REST API involves exporting, modifying, and updating host configuration files. The process includes applying changes in the UI or via API and testing service checks to confirm correct SNMPv3 credentials.
Changing the IP address of the Orchestrator requires updating its configuration files and system settings. The process involves modifying /etc/hosts, updating deploy.yml, running playbooks, and applying changes through the Web UI.
Changing the server timezone to UTC resolves service check failures caused by inconsistent cluster timezones. The process includes rebooting, deleting the opsview-collector datastore, restarting opsview-scheduler, and applying a new collection plan.
Changing the homepage or landing page upon login to the Opsview UI can be configured using a support script. The process involves running a specific command to set the desired page, such as Dashboards, after installing the required tool.
Configuring the OpenTelemetry plugin with Collection Agent enables monitoring of applications in Geneos. This guide provides setup steps, example configurations, and verification methods for successful integration.
The FTM sampler treats all days as monitored by default unless special holidays are defined. You can configure weekend days as non-holidays by enabling the plugin and adjusting the advanced holiday settings.
Counting occurrences of specific values like "attached" and "detached" in Gateway headlines requires conditional logic and proper XPath filtering. The FAQ explains how to configure headline variables and formulas to dynamically display accurate totals for each status in real time.
Creating a basic rule involves selecting and dragging cells to build the correct path. Editing the dataview, row, and cell with specific values helps monitor disk usage percentage accurately.
Creating a clickable object in the Web Dashboard allows direct switching between different dashboards. This is done by modifying the object's XPath and setting the target dashboard in the object's properties.
Creating a command script with user input allows interaction with the Gateway via Active Console commands. The process involves writing a bash script, setting up the command in GSE, and testing it through prompts in Active Console.
Creating a path alias involves declaring a name and pasting a cell path in a rule. You can transfer the path alias value to a variable using a set command in the rule plugin.
Decoding a Geneos license file reveals license details needed for renewal requests. Use the licgen.exe tool with command line options to generate and read a decoded license text file.
The topic covers how to display the complete list of elements currently logging to the database. It explains activating sampler Gateway database logging and checking the database logging configuration via GSE.
Exporting a dataview directly as CSV from the Active Console is not supported in Geneos. Instead, use the Reporting tool via Tools -> Reporting to configure and schedule reports based on xpaths to the target dataview.
Database Logging connection issues after a network outage can cause incorrect status icons in the Active Console despite normal database logging. To resolve this, disable and re-enable logging in the GSE to restore proper connectivity and icon display.
Netprobe disk sampling errors occur due to incorrect permissions or excluded partitions. Adjust permissions or add /opt/vormetric to the Disk sampler's Excluded Partitions to resolve the issue.
Getting the row count in the sql-toolkit plugin requires enabling the Show headlines option. This option displays the number of rows returned along with query status and execution time.
Hiding server credentials from the UI uses USER macros defined in resource.cfg. These macros securely store connection details like usernames and passwords for hosts.
The topic covers how to ignore an alert if the expected file has already arrived within a monitoring window. It explains using override Active Time or scheduled Snooze commands to inactivate or pause alerts during specified periods.
A corrupt workspace can cause gateways to fail binding to listening ports and show connection refused errors. Checking the Active Console Diagnostic File and logs helps identify corruption, and starting fresh may be necessary.
Netprobe binaries are identified as 32-bit or 64-bit based on their filename suffix. A "\64" suffix indicates a 64-bit binary, while the absence of this suffix usually means the binary is 32-bit.
The error occurs when the mdm_appkey.txt file is missing from the Netprobe directory. Copy or move the mdm_appkey.txt file to the Netprobe working directory to resolve the issue.
Running the Windows net user command on ITRS helps check user password expiration status. You can create a custom command with a toolkit plugin and script to generate dataview output for alerting.
The Process Plugin view can display both basic and expanded columns in a single custom view. To see all desired fields, you must define a custom view including every column you want, not just the new ones.
The "Getting Started with Active Console" splash screen can be reset by deleting the ActiveConsole.properties file. This involves shutting down Active Console, accessing the hidden Appdata folder, and restarting the application.
Individual timezones for managed entities can be set by creating environments with active time plugins. The Netprobe server timezone is fixed but can be adjusted using the TZ environment variable in its startup script.
Setting up a self-announcing netprobe for dynamic entities requires meeting specific prerequisites and adjusting configurations for collection agent versions. The process involves updating mappings, reviewing breaking changes, and using default bundled versions if necessary.
Setting up alerts for 90, 60, and 30 days before a component's expiry date requires a specific rule. The rule uses parseDate to calculate days remaining and triggers notifications accordingly.
License expiry warnings can be temporarily stopped by modifying the ActiveConsole.gci file in the root directory. Adding a specific setting at the bottom of this file disables warnings until the license is replaced.
The IBM i Log Reader plugin may show a FILE_IO_ERROR if a firewall rule blocks file access. Checking firewall settings with IBMi administrators is a recommended troubleshooting step for resolving this error.
Incorrect file permissions can cause errors when applying changes in the Opsview UI. To fix this, change the directory ownership to opsview:opsview and move the file to /var/tmp before retrying.
Upgrading the infrastructure-agent from version 2.5 to 2.6 can fail due to a stale shadow.lock file. Removing the /etc/shadow.lock file resolves the installation error and allows the upgrade to complete successfully.
Access or sign-in issues to the Zendesk Support Portal can result from inactive accounts, unverified emails, or incorrect credentials. Resolution steps include account creation guidance, resending verification links, and registering accounts on behalf of customers when necessary.
The new process requires L2 verification for all license changes involving token or plugin modifications, excluding renewals. Communication uses Slack and Zendesk, with the Resync Team managing workflows to prevent errors affecting client estates.
The maximum validity for OP5 Monitoring perpetual licenses is documented as 36 months but can be generated up to 37 months by the middleware. This discrepancy may require documentation updates and further compliance investigation to ensure licensing policy adherence.
Changing service alarm levels on multiple hosts can be done using the Propagate feature. This feature copies settings from one host or service to others, including notification configurations.
Monitoring TCP links typically uses port numbers rather than specific IP addresses. You can specify a specific IP address to monitor in the Local Ports section, which filters matches on the local side.
ITRS Analytics license generation requires access to the Licence Tool and a valid Sales Force opportunity with ITRS Obcerv products. The FAQ guides users through verifying prerequisites, generating the license file, and installing it via the Admin Settings.
ITRS has retired Gateway Hub and no longer offers new installations, focusing on ITRS Analytics instead. Existing Gateway Hub customers are migrating to ITRS Analytics before Gateway Hub is fully decommissioned.
IX-MA reads text files by declaring the source, filename, and parsing options like rewind and fieldDelimiter. It processes file data using trackers and displays parsed values in a table with specified column labels and rows.
Changing from LDAP to LDAPS requires updating the Elasticsearch properties.yml file with encryption settings. After editing, reload the configuration or restart the Elasticsearch service to apply the changes.
License revocation addresses issues with Opsview Monitor license activations already in use. Customers must submit a support ticket with a valid reason, and ITRS Opsview Support will process the revocation accordingly.
Log Analytics installation requires supported Linux operating systems and specific browser compatibility. The guide provides step-by-step instructions for unpacking, licensing, running the install script, and verifying the Elasticsearch status.
Geneos licence keys will require licence daemon version 7.8 or newer starting 29th Jan. Clients must upgrade to version 7.8 or request short-term key extensions with approval for longer delays.
The MDM Key LCID log error occurs when using the MDM plugin without the required MDM license. To resolve this, contact your sales manager to purchase the MDM plugin separately from the standard license.
Merging data from two columns into a single column can be done using the Gateway-SQL plugin with the SQLite concat function. This method combines values like CPU type and percentIdle into one column for simplified data output.
Merlin Dashboard is no longer compatible with OP5 Monitor versions 9.18 and later due to PHP version 8 requirements. The dashboard is unsupported by OP5, and no fixes or updates are provided by the OP5 development team.
Message queue issues in the Azure Test Environment cause Opsview collectors to appear offline despite running services. The FAQ explains how to resolve corrupted vhost directories, purge stuck queues, and verify RabbitMQ permissions to restore connectivity.
The missing DNF module issue occurs when the required software component is not found. The solution section provides guidance on resolving the missing module problem.
Mobile App Notification (iOS) settings may show a validation error despite a successful test connection. Applying the provided patch resolves field validation issues, allowing usernames with @ symbols and optional proxy fields.
Monitoring changes in Geneos configuration identifies the user who made modifications. Auditing requires authentication and setup of audit.log in the gateway directory, with includesData plugin showing last modifier and timestamp.
The NetFlow component on the Collector cannot connect to the Orchestrator's MessageQueue due to configuration or SSH tunnel issues. The FAQ provides steps to verify and update configuration files and restart services to resolve connection failures.
Netflow_housekeeping manages removal of Netflow data exceeding the configured retention period to reduce disk usage. The FAQ explains how to manually run and schedule the netflowhousekeeping script to ensure proper data cleanup.
Netprobe errors like "libsslgeneos.so.1.1 not found" occur when required libraries are missing or incorrectly referenced. Resolving this involves setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the GA5 Netprobe's lib64 folder before starting the Netprobe process.
Adding a password for netprobe requires declaring the encoded password via an environment variable. The FAQ explains how to export the password and run netprobe commands with the enabled password.
Netprobe on RHEL 9 requires specific library dependencies and the el9 netprobe package for compatibility. To resolve library loading issues under elevated privileges, add the netprobe lib64/startup path to the trusted ld.so paths.
The Network plugin collects interface data from Linux systems using various system calls and files to monitor network performance metrics. It calculates error and collision rates by sampling data, handling counter overflows, and computing moving averages for accurate monitoring.
Newly added hosts may repeatedly show as DOWN despite being reachable and responding to pings. Adjusting or customizing the Host Check Command can resolve false DOWN states caused by network policies or latency.
Notifications are not generated in an Ubuntu cluster because the Mail::Sender Perl module is missing on collector nodes. Installing the libmail-sender-perl module on all Ubuntu collectors resolves the issue and enables proper alert display in the Opsview UI.
The on-call support number for Priority 1 Severity One calls is +441183 240 312, which forwards to the Opsview engineer's mobile. If unanswered after three attempts, escalate to the Technical Support Manager or Opsview Technical Expert as outlined.
ITRS began using code signing certificates for license generation in 2021. The policy update and details are documented in the OP5 Middleware signing certificate blog.
Open Access and Web Montage are web server features linked to Geneos versions below 4.8.x. These features are no longer supported and have been removed or disabled in Geneos 5.x.
Removing a service check from Nimbus monitoring prevents false critical alerts after client removal. The process involves editing the host configuration in Nimbus, excluding the service check, and applying the changes.
The OS Collector password expired error occurs when accessing a collector on a cloud customer environment. The issue is resolved by verifying password expiration with sudo chage -l and coordinating a password update with the client.
Parsing dates with milliseconds requires specific formatting rules to include fractional seconds. Use the correct date format pattern that explicitly accounts for milliseconds to successfully parse the date.
Perpetual support or license counts are entered as peers during OP5 Middleware License Creation. This defines the overall monitoring capacity including peers, pollers, and hosts.
Shortening the database retention period reduces historical data and limits long-term trend analysis. You can change retention via CLI, but increasing disk space is recommended to avoid storage issues.
Geneos components are developed using C++ and Java programming languages. The Gateway, Netprobes, and license daemon use C++, while ActiveConsole and Gateway Hub use Java.
Certain Kafka monitoring dataviews like Kafka-Broker and Kafka-Cluster may not publish data if no changes are detected. Scheduled publishing can be used to refresh data for dataviews that change infrequently.
QueueSizeMonitor reduces the data transfer rate between Gateways when the Exporting Gateway has a high workload. To resolve this, limit synchronized dataviews and optimize monitoring using Gateway Load and probeData plugins.
Replacing a Jira API token in OP5 Monitor requires updating configuration files on the server, as there is no standard GUI option. This FAQ explains that Jira integration is typically custom, and changes need a service restart or professional assistance.
The Replicated Compatibility Matrix details supported environments and configurations for Replicated products. It provides guidance on resolving common issues, such as correcting VM time and date to avoid errors during EKS cluster creation.
The REST Extractor plugin connects to the Tesla Powerwall Gateway API for battery system monitoring. It requires a new license token and currently ignores SSL/TLS certificate errors intentionally.
RevOps licensing involves completing an Omni form to trigger a Zendesk ticket for license creation and delivery. Licenses are sent via Zendesk Side Conversation to the named contact, with ticket updates ensuring proper tracking and communication.
Comments in Geneos rules must be placed only at the first or last lines of a rule block. Comments inserted in the middle of a rule block are ignored and not processed by the Geneos system.
Calculating the difference between two timestamps in milliseconds requires handling both whole seconds and decimal parts. The solution involves extracting the whole number and millisecond values separately to achieve millisecond precision.
Running multiple Windows Netprobe instances from a single shared binary folder requires careful log and file management. Each Netprobe must write to unique log files and use distinct persistenceFile names for Message Tracker to avoid conflicts and data loss.
Scheduled commands can unsnooze multiple data items using a wildcard in the XPath expression. Geneos processes these unsnooze commands sequentially, unsnoozing each data item individually.
SELinux policy is not installed, causing related security features to be unavailable. The solution involves installing the appropriate SELinux policy to enable required security functionality.
Manage Entity timezones are set by creating an environment with the active time plugin in GSE. This configuration applies UTC time to all samplers within the managed entity based on the active time setup.
Snoozedata sampling status reports may show the error "Fail: Cannot find item" due to issues with the snooze file. The workaround is to clear or remove the snooze file, but this will also remove all snoozes on that Gateway.
The Opsview software key file usually matches the software key name but may differ after manual installation. Contact ITRS support to retrieve your key if it does not match or is missing.
Solaris 64-bit binaries require correct handling of the LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 environment variable. Unset or properly set LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 before running start scripts to avoid startup failures outside the installation directory.
Postgres connection issues in the SQL-Toolkit occur when initializing samplers using the Postgres flavor. The solution involves verifying that library paths correctly point to the database client libraries.
The error occurs because port 9138 is already in use, preventing the DynamicEntities Collector from binding to it. The solution is to configure the listen port and reporter port to unique, unused port numbers.
Upgrading OP5 Monitor 7.5.x on EL6 to 9.x on EL8 requires multiple upgrade and migration steps. This guide details two upgrade paths, repository checks, backups, and server preparations for successful migration.
Support bundles help analyze server, network, and application issues in ITRS Analytics environments. Upload bundles via the Troubleshoot tab and use sbctl with kubectl for detailed inspection and troubleshooting guidance.
Diacritical characters are not supported in hostname and servicedescription fields in OP5 Monitor configurations. Use ASCII equivalents for these fields and place accented characters only in free-text fields like display names or comments.
The error occurs because the opsview.notifications table is missing from the Opsview 6.9.3 database during migration. The solution involves disabling certain crontab lines, running database upgrade scripts, and verifying configuration before redeploying.
Targeting a row name in Geneos Rules and Variables uses the built-in "rowName" target for variable assignment. This method captures row name data directly without requiring path aliases or additional configuration steps.
The tcp-links command does not work on Netprobe versions GA5.5.1 through GA6.8.0. Use Netprobe GA5.4 as a temporary workaround or run a dedicated GA5.4 Netprobe alongside newer versions.
The Gateway Setup Editor fails to save changes due to cache corruption or permission issues. To resolve this, stop the gateway, remove the license cache and cache directory, then restart the gateway to recreate the cache.
The timezone displayed on the web interface can differ from the system's timezone due to PHP timezone settings on the OP5 Monitor server. Adjusting the timezone in the appropriate PHP ini file and restarting httpd resolves this discrepancy.
The error "TOOLKIT2 SamplerScript timed out after X seconds" occurs when the script exceeds its allowed runtime. To resolve this, increase the script timeout setting to a duration longer than the script's run time.
Counting occurrences of specific values in a Toolkit output requires creating separate headlines and rules. This FAQ explains how to use count() and path aliases to tally "attached" and "detached" in the PVC state column.
The option to delete a custom Time Period or Check Period is greyed out when in use. To enable deletion, update hosts and service checks to use different Check Periods and apply changes in the Opsview UI.
Unable to remove unwanted hosts occurs when the license entitlement is lower than the actual host setup. Contact the Account Manager for approval of a temporary license to accommodate existing hosts and remove unused hosts before license expiration.
Uptrends account activation issues generate internal tickets that do not notify customers of responses. To communicate with customers, create a new non-internal ticket using the original ticket's account ID and email address.
Alert data retention in Uptrends varies by account type and check category. Business accounts retain statistical data for 2 years, while individual checks keep data for 90 days.
Linux Private Location for Uptrends is not yet supported or ready for deployment. The FAQ explains the current status and how to contact support for updates or to join the upcoming beta program.
Uptrends can show which server or IP address a domain resolves to. The resolved IP address appears in the monitor check results within the account.
Using a third-party CA certificate for Windows hosts requires trusted certificate configuration for secure communication. Potential causes and solutions help correctly implement third-party CA certificates in the ITRS environment.
Additional Control-M Integration views can be created using XML files in the jobview directory with the search\criterion parameter. This FAQ provides guidance on using query XML parameters and references Control-M documentation for accepted values and examples.
The warning message indicates that a variable in the sampler setup within a Managed Entity could not be resolved and will be blank. To resolve this, add the environment variables into the Managed Entity's environment where the database is running.
The WARN message indicates a delay in the FKM sampler's active time notification exceeding the 5-second threshold. The Netprobe skips the callback to avoid data loss and scans a few lines prior to prevent missing valid file content.
Dynamic URLs with variables are not supported by the Web-Mon and EUEM plugins. Users cannot use dynamic URL functionality in these monitoring tools.
Web-mon sampler returns error code 404 when the target website is not found or setup is incorrect. The issue can be resolved by verifying network reachability and correcting the URL input in the Web-mon plugin settings.
The "pending" status in the databaseConnectionStatus field indicates the gateway is having trouble connecting to the database. Troubleshooting involves checking logs, verifying permissions and configurations, and possibly restarting the database.
Netprobe error "Exit code: 13" indicates issues like Perl failing to connect to webslinger or permission problems with sendmail. The error relates to SIGPIPE signals and can be addressed by checking file permissions and consulting system administrators.
ITRS Analytics stores collected monitoring data in a unified storage platform integrating block, file, and sometimes object storage. The platform supports embedded clusters with SSDs or bring-your-own storage meeting specific throughput requirements for optimal performance.
The issue occurs when manually typing a username in the Authentication Plugin under the Users tab, causing an error. The solution is to create the user first and select it from the drop-down list instead of typing it manually.
The X-Route plugin for Windows Netprobe does not use shell commands to gather metrics. It uses the libnetnt.dll libnet\write() function to send ICMP ECHO packets for route timing measurements.
Changing or updating a user email domain in Zendesk requires verifying account ownership and considering GDPR compliance. The process includes checking primary and secondary accounts, avoiding merges across organizations, and informing managers and clients before completing the update.
Zendesk offers Side Conversation and SendSafely for sending files and messages to clients. Side Conversation works within Zendesk with a 50MB limit, while SendSafely uses secure links for file sharing.
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