OracleServerspace most performance graphs not generating
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 2:40 pm
Hello folks,
More oracle issues, latest version of NagiosXI on a pre-built VM.
When using the Configuration Wizard to add a new Oracle Serverpace check, the wizard completes, I have all the checks enabled and they all return valid results.
Out of all those checks only the first two, Connection Time and Flash Recovery Area Usage are generating performance graphs, all other checks are not. In the advanced tab for all checks I can see that performance data is being generated, but the Performance Graphs tab says "No performance graphs were found for this service. If you have just started monitoring this object then it may take up to 15 minutes for the performance graphs to appear."
I did some digging on this forum and adjusted the varchar2 value in the nagios database to accommodate longer performance strings but this did not help:
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_servicestatus MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_servicechecks MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_hoststatus MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_hostchecks MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
What else can be done to generate these graphs?
Thanks,
Alex
More oracle issues, latest version of NagiosXI on a pre-built VM.
When using the Configuration Wizard to add a new Oracle Serverpace check, the wizard completes, I have all the checks enabled and they all return valid results.
Out of all those checks only the first two, Connection Time and Flash Recovery Area Usage are generating performance graphs, all other checks are not. In the advanced tab for all checks I can see that performance data is being generated, but the Performance Graphs tab says "No performance graphs were found for this service. If you have just started monitoring this object then it may take up to 15 minutes for the performance graphs to appear."
I did some digging on this forum and adjusted the varchar2 value in the nagios database to accommodate longer performance strings but this did not help:
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_servicestatus MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_servicechecks MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_hoststatus MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
echo "ALTER TABLE nagios_hostchecks MODIFY perfdata VARCHAR(65536);"|mysql -pnagiosxi nagios
What else can be done to generate these graphs?
Thanks,
Alex