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B2Bi server down should indicate node ID
When ICC sees that a node went down in B2Bi, it only shows the server name/alias and not the node that went down
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When monitoring a B2Bi cluster, if a node goes down the alert can only indicat the B2Bi is down but not which node in the cluster - This information should be available at the time B2Bi went down
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Is there something else that must be done to enable the CGIS013I message ID's?
Functionality doesn't work see below.
I changed the rule to use the CGIS013I message ID and the alerts never happened when the node went down.
Regards,
Jeff Buchholz, CFTP
Senior Consultant
Lightwell
www.lightwellinc.com
jeff.buchholz@lightwellinc.com
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You are correct that when a server down event, CCTR034E, is generated it will only have the server name/alias
However, when ICC detects that a B2Bi server’s node is down, it emits a CGIS013I event which does include the name of the node that is down
CGIS013I GIS Node status is down. Node: {0}
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