Traverse: Monitoring Traverse services via TCP/IP

QUESTION:

How I monitor Traverse services if I don't have access to SNMP or WMI?

RESOLUTION: 

We can monitor Traverse services via TCP/IP test (Advance port Test or Internet ports)

7651 BVE
7652 BVE 
7653 BVE 
7654 BVE 
7655 DGE
9443 DGE 
7691 WEBAPP 
7692 DGE-DGE 
7693 DGE-MSG 
7696 BVE-CSE 
7697 BVE-JMS 

Please note that ports 7651-54 and 7691-97 expect binary data and so are not appropriate for 'port' tests. By saying that we can do a combination of port/advanced_port, port/https and jmx/java_jvm_uptime test to ensure that all the Traverse Services are running as expected.

So for ports 7691-97, you can create jmx/java_jvm_uptime test (Application Uptime).

Let's look into various components of Traverse and associated tests that you can configure:

• Data Gathering Engine
  • https://traverse_address:9443/dc/ (port/https)

test.create "testName=DGE Test Aggregator", "testType=port", "subType=https", deviceName=IP_10.20.55.222", 
"interval=300", "warningThreshold=5", "criticalThreshold=15", "units=sec", "actionName=None","port=9443", 
"virtualHost=", "url=/dc/", "sendString=", "expectString=", "expectRegExp=false" 

• TCP port 7655, send 'fixme', expect 'password:' (port/advanced_port).

• Correlation Summary Engine

• https://traverse_address:8443/centralVFS/ (port/https)

test.create "testName=Correlation Summary Engine", "testType=port", "subType=https", "deviceName=IP_10.20.55.221", 
"interval=300", "warningThreshold=5", "criticalThreshold=15", "units=sec", "actionName=None","port=8443", 
"virtualHost=", "url=/centralVFS/", "sendString=", "expectString=", "expectRegExp=false"

• Web Application

  • http://traverse_address/ (port/http)
  • https://traverse_address/ (port/https)

• BVE Socket Server

  • TCP port 7661, expect 'BVE' (port/advanced_port)

APPLIES TO:

All versions of Traverse 

REFERENCE:

None