Error while getting interface varbinds
Hi,
I have three machines running jboss, all identical, all in the same subnet. A fourth machine running Applications Manager can find two of the three jboss machines, but not the third. The error when attempting to create a monitor, after a long wait, is
"Unable to add the Interface for IP Address 10.32.69.8. Kindly check whether the machine has dual interface.If it has dual Interface try adding with the another IP Address.".
There are two interfaces running on that machine, and I _can_ get ApplicationManager to monitor apache on the external interface, but it won't monitor anything (i.e. jboss) on the internal ip address, which is what I need.
The machine in question can be pinged, hit via the web, etc. all by the internal ip address I'm specifying, and all from the machine running ApplicationManager. So it's not a network problem.
Running "Diagnose the problem" shows the ping test succeeding, Host detail showing the ip address, ServerStatus showing some gobbledygook with a green checkmark (so I assume it's happy and got to the http-invoker.)
nms/stderr has:
17 Aug 2007 14:00:07:098 MISC: Error while getting interface varbinds of host-10.32.69.8 : Error: Request Timed Out to 10.32.69.8^M
Help?!
For what it's worth, if I install ApplicationManager on the target machine, things work fine. So evidently loopback and the external NIC are responding fine, but the internal NIC is not. Can I tell ApplicationManager to ignore that? What would I check on a Win2k3 box to correct the behavior?
I have three machines running jboss, all identical, all in the same subnet. A fourth machine running Applications Manager can find two of the three jboss machines, but not the third. The error when attempting to create a monitor, after a long wait, is
"Unable to add the Interface for IP Address 10.32.69.8. Kindly check whether the machine has dual interface.If it has dual Interface try adding with the another IP Address.".
There are two interfaces running on that machine, and I _can_ get ApplicationManager to monitor apache on the external interface, but it won't monitor anything (i.e. jboss) on the internal ip address, which is what I need.
The machine in question can be pinged, hit via the web, etc. all by the internal ip address I'm specifying, and all from the machine running ApplicationManager. So it's not a network problem.
Running "Diagnose the problem" shows the ping test succeeding, Host detail showing the ip address, ServerStatus showing some gobbledygook with a green checkmark (so I assume it's happy and got to the http-invoker.)
nms/stderr has:
17 Aug 2007 14:00:07:098 MISC: Error while getting interface varbinds of host-10.32.69.8 : Error: Request Timed Out to 10.32.69.8^M
Help?!
For what it's worth, if I install ApplicationManager on the target machine, things work fine. So evidently loopback and the external NIC are responding fine, but the internal NIC is not. Can I tell ApplicationManager to ignore that? What would I check on a Win2k3 box to correct the behavior?