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Article ID: 375582

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Products

DX Unified Infrastructure Management (Nimsoft / UIM)

Issue/Introduction

When I deploy the  oracle_logmon configuration package that is present in the Nimsoft Archive, the logmon probe GUI no longer opens and it open the Raw Configure instead. 

Environment

DX UIM 20.4.* / 23.4.*

Cause

The oralcle_logmon available at the Nimsoft Online Archive is simply a superpackge with configuration only that installs a logmon oracle monitoring profile and several watchers into your logmon target probe.
 
However, this package is End of Service as it was issued in 2003; although the profile in it can be still used as is, this is causing the issue because of packages mismatches.

We will retire or replace this package from the archive soon. 

Resolution

To resolve the issue you should NOT use the oracle_logmon package.

To Resolve the issue please: 

 

1. First, Redeploy the same GA logmon version on top of the existing logmon probe that cannot be open. This will patch the issue. Check if the probe can be open now, and that you have your needed profile. Now you are ready to go as the GA probe has overwritten the EOS package and it will open now with the correct GUI. 

2. never use again oracle_logmon but create a superpackage manually with the CFX below: 

The procedure to create a simple probe configuration package is posted here: Create a simple DX UIM superpackage (broadcom.com)

 

oracle_logmon CFX:

 

<profiles>
   <oracle alert log monitor>
      active = no
      scanfile = C:\Ora_816\ADMIN\POMAD\bdump\pomadALRT.LOG
      scanmode = updates
      interval = 
      <watchers>
         <ORA-00600(internal)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*600:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-00600(internal)>
    <ORA-60(deadlocks)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*60:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-60(deadlocks)>
         <ORA-1578(block_Corruption)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*1578:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-1578(block_Corruption)>
         <ORA-18(max_session_exceeded)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*18:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-18(max_session_exceeded)>
         <ORA-20(max_proc_exceeded)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*20:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-20(max_proc_exceeded)>
    <ORA-034(commit_rollback_disable)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*34:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-034(commit_rollback_disable)>
         <ORA-051(timeout)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*51:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-51(timeout)>
         <ORA-55(max_dml_locks)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*55:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-55(max_dml_locks)>
<ORA-59(max_db_files)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*59:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-59(max_db_files)>
<ORA-206(disk_io_failure)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*206:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-206(disk_io_failure)>
<ORA-601(cleanup lock conflict)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*601:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-601(cleanup lock conflict)>
         <ORA-602(internal programming exeption)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*602:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-602(internal programming exeption)>
         <ORA-603(server_session_terminate)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*603:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-603(server_session_terminate)>
         <ORA-604(recursive_sql_error)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*604:? .*/
            level = major
            expect = no
         </ORA-604(recursive_sql_error)>
         <ORA-606(internal error code)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*606:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-606(internal error code)>
         <ORA-7445(core_dump)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*7445:? .*/
            level = critical
            expect = no
         </ORA-7445(core_dump)>
         <ORA-1650(unable_extend_rollback)>
            active = yes
            match = /^ORA-0*1650:? .*/
            level = minor
            expect = no
         </ORA-1650(unable_extend_rollback)>
<ORA-1652(unable_extend_tempseg)>
            active = no
            match = /^ORA-0*1652:? .*/
            level = minor
            expect = no
         </ORA-1652(unable_extend_tempseg)>
<ORA-1555(snapshot_to_old)>
            active = no
            match = /^ORA-0*1555:? .*/
            level = minor
            expect = no
         </ORA-1555(snapshot_to_old)>
         <ORAX(all_ora_messages)>
            active = no
            match = ORA-*
            level = warning
            expect = no
         </ORAX(all_ora_messages)>
      </watchers>
   </oracle alert log monitor>
</profiles>