What constitutes a "hung" system under OpenManage?
Kevin Myer
kevin_myer at iu13.org
Tue Jul 5 19:24:34 CDT 2005
Hello,
The default Action of Open Manage is "None" when a server is detected as hung.
I changed that setting to "Power Cycle" yesterday when I upgraded OM to 4.4 on
a proxy server. Today, that server rebooted and upon review of the logs, I
determined it was the Auto Recovery feature that did it.
So my question is - what constitutes a hung server? This proxy is running
squid, and from reviewing some squid statistics that I monitor, it looks like
it was generating abnormally high pagefaults prior to the reboot. So a
possible explanation for a hung server is one that isn't responsive, but it
still alive. Or is there a specific hardware or software watchdog that is
monitored to determine if a server is hung and trigger auto recovery?
Server is a PowerEdge 2550, running RHEL 4, Update 1.
Kevin
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Kevin M. Myer
Senior Systems Administrator
Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 http://www.iu13.org
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