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NetDump with U6 ?JUNK MAIL? 4

NetDump with U6 ?JUNK MAIL? 4

2005-11-17       - By Paul Krizak

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We got a netdump server set up here...I didn't set it up personally but
looking at the docs it looks like it was pretty straightforward.

Here's the configs we use:

</etc/sysconfig/netdump> (on clients and server)
# LOCALPORT=6666
# DEV=
NETDUMPADDR=<ip of netdump server>
NETDUMPPORT=6666
# NETDUMPMACADDR=
# IDLETIMEOUT=
NETDUMPKEYEXCHANGE=none
#
# If you want the console log (not crash dumps) sent via the
# syslog service, set SYSLOGADDR to the IP of the syslog server.
# The other two values normally remain unchanged.
SYSLOGADDR=<ip of syslog server>
SYSLOGPORT=514
# SYSLOGMACADDR=
#
# NETLOG can now be configured independantly of NETDUMP.  In order to
# maintain backwards compatibility, NETLOG is configured to send to the
# same IP:PORT as NETDUMP, unless otherwise specified.  Specifying
NETLOGADDR=NONE
NETLOGADDR=NONE
# NETLOGPORT=
# NETLOGMACADDR=

</etc/netdump.conf> (on server)
port=6666
secure=0

We then have the "netdump-server" service turned on on the server, with:

* /var/crash owned by netdump:netdump
* /var/crash/scripts owned by netdump:netdump
* /var/crash/scripts containing the following scripts:
   * netdump-crash
   * netdump-nospace
   * netdump-reboot
   * netdump-start

Not sure how much of this is configured by default when you install
netdump-server...but that's how we've gotten it to work.

The scripts are just simple wrappers around sendmail -- they don't do
any actual work regarding capturing the dump.

Paul Krizak                         5900 E. Ben White Blvd. MS 625
Advanced Micro Devices              Austin, TX  78741
Linux/Unix Systems Engineering      Phone: (512) 602-8775
Microprocessor Solutions Sector


Alexander Spanke wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a quick question, do you have any working Setup of NetDump ? I just
> upgraded a Cluster running with taroon to U6 and configured the netdump
> environment. The nodes are Dual (Single Core) Opteron nodes, using the
> Broadcom network, tg3,driver module.
> The first results were poor, we collected the console log but the vmcore
> didn't arrive on the netdump server. Only a file called vmcore_incomplete
> was created.
>
> The crash of the node was done, using the kernel module delivered with the
> netdump stuff ....
>
> Any rough ideas ?
>
> THnx
>  Alex
>
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