RE: Lots of "Alert generated by Send Queue % Used Threshold"
Sailaja Manda
mode(not RMS). How many agents are we talking about here depending on that
we can suggest a solution.
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> We have been getting this kind of alerts, "Alert generated by Send Queue %
> Used Threshold", from a couple of weeks by now. This sitation started after
> we were able to resume alert processing at our RMS after a 2 week SCOM
> downtime we faced.
>
> Since the system came back, we have been receiving this kind of alerts in
> majority and some others but not the whole alert size and variety we were
> used to receive before. I'm thinking in restarting the agent service since we
> think this condition is generated by the agents which try to send the missing
> data from the downtime weeks.
>
> We never faced this kind of alerts before so I don't think a network
> bandwidth problem is hitting us.
>
> Any provided help would be greatly appreciated.
Ricardo Rodriguez
Any recommended course of action?
Sailaja Manda
is cleared. How long that alert has been active.
If things can't wait then run FlushHealthServiceStateandCache targetted to
HS and restart the HS on respective agent which should reset the bookmarks to
be current.
Ricardo Rodriguez
How exactly could I be executing this FlushHealthServiceStateandCache? Is it
a command line tool?
Greetings.
Sailaja Manda
goto UI -> Monitoring
Create a new state view targetted to HealthService
Wait for the view to be populated
select the HealthService in interest enable Actions Pane
Find the FlushHealthServiceStateCache and HealthServiceRestart tasks
nkirkham
report this error and it is getting to be a major concern.
Is there anyway that the backups could be interfering with the OM agent? Or
some other program interfering.
I am not sure if it's a coincidence, but we are also sporadically seeing a
lot more Health Service Configuration Not Up To Date" alerts as well.
"Sailaja Manda" wrote:
> It won't get the new state unless you restart the HS. The restart task should
> be found right after Reserved Tasks targetted to HS
>
> "Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
>
> > This did not allowed me to get rid of the error. After this the Send Queue
> > alert appeared again.
> >
> > I was able to run the flush action but the restart one did not appeared in
> > the task pane.
> >
> > Any other ideas? I'm worried about missing real stuff because of this
> > situation.
Slayer
Domain Controllers therefore I think that maybe the MOM Latency and
containers may not have enough permmissions set to monitor latwency etc which
might be the cause.I will let you know once I get to the bottom of the
problem..
dominiqueduchemin
goto UI -> Monitoring
Create a new state view targetted to HealthService
Wait for the view to be populated
select the HealthService in interest enable Actions Pane
Find the FlushHealthServiceStateCache and HealthServiceRestart tasks
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
Any help?
I was able to do the Flush but could not see the HealthServiceRestart task???
Thanks,
Dom
SailajaMand wrote:
There are many ways.
28-Jan-08
There are many ways. one way is
goto UI -> Monitoring
Create a new state view targetted to HealthService
Wait for the view to be populated
select the HealthService in interest enable Actions Pane
Find the FlushHealthServiceStateCache and HealthServiceRestart tasks
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Monday, January 28, 2008 12:11 PM
Ricardo Rodrigue wrote:
Lots of "Alert generated by Send Queue % Used Threshold"
Hello all,
We have been getting this kind of alerts, "Alert generated by Send Queue %
Used Threshold", from a couple of weeks by now. This sitation started after
we were able to resume alert processing at our RMS after a 2 week SCOM
downtime we faced.
Since the system came back, we have been receiving this kind of alerts in
majority and some others but not the whole alert size and variety we were
used to receive before. I'm thinking in restarting the agent service since we
think this condition is generated by the agents which try to send the missing
data from the downtime weeks.
We never faced this kind of alerts before so I don't think a network
bandwidth problem is hitting us.
Any provided help would be greatly appreciated.
On Monday, January 28, 2008 4:01 PM
SailajaMand wrote:
In future such things can be avoided by putting agents into maintenance
In future such things can be avoided by putting agents into maintenance
mode(not RMS). How many agents are we talking about here depending on that
we can suggest a solution.
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
On Monday, January 28, 2008 5:18 PM
RicardoRodrigue wrote:
Well, we got around 25 agents reporting back to the RMS.
Well, we got around 25 agents reporting back to the RMS.
Any recommended course of action?
"Sailaja Manda" wrote:
On Monday, January 28, 2008 5:27 PM
SailajaMand wrote:
Well I spoke to people around and the alert should go away once the back log
Well I spoke to people around and the alert should go away once the back log
is cleared. How long that alert has been active.
If things can't wait then run FlushHealthServiceStateandCache targetted to
HS and restart the HS on respective agent which should reset the bookmarks to
be current.
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
On Monday, January 28, 2008 5:44 PM
RicardoRodrigue wrote:
The alert has been appearing for a couple of weeks by now.
The alert has been appearing for a couple of weeks by now.
How exactly could I be executing this FlushHealthServiceStateandCache? Is it
a command line tool?
Greetings.
"Sailaja Manda" wrote:
On Monday, January 28, 2008 6:08 PM
SailajaMand wrote:
There are many ways.
There are many ways. one way is
goto UI -> Monitoring
Create a new state view targetted to HealthService
Wait for the view to be populated
select the HealthService in interest enable Actions Pane
Find the FlushHealthServiceStateCache and HealthServiceRestart tasks
Thanks
Sailaja Manda
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
On Wednesday, January 30, 2008 9:16 PM
RicardoRodrigue wrote:
This did not allowed me to get rid of the error.
This did not allowed me to get rid of the error. After this the Send Queue
alert appeared again.
I was able to run the flush action but the restart one did not appeared in
the task pane.
Any other ideas? I'm worried about missing real stuff because of this
situation.
On Tuesday, February 05, 2008 4:37 PM
SailajaMand wrote:
It won't get the new state unless you restart the HS.
It will not get the new state unless you restart the HS. The restart task should
be found right after Reserved Tasks targetted to HS
"Ricardo Rodriguez" wrote:
On Monday, March 10, 2008 11:46 AM
nkirkha wrote:
We are seeing this same issue on a LOT of our servers.
We are seeing this same issue on a LOT of our servers. At least 1/3 of them
report this error and it is getting to be a major concern.
Is there anyway that the backups could be interfering with the OM agent? Or
some other program interfering.
I am not sure if it's a coincidence, but we are also sporadically seeing a
lot more Health Service Configuration Not Up To Date" alerts as well.
"Sailaja Manda" wrote:
On Monday, March 17, 2008 5:16 AM
Slaye wrote:
I am also experiencing the same problem however it is occurring mainly on the
I am also experiencing the same problem however it is occurring mainly on the
Domain Controllers therefore I think that maybe the MOM Latency and
containers may not have enough permmissions set to monitor latwency etc which
might be the cause.I will let you know once I get to the bottom of the
problem..
"nkirkham" wrote:
On Friday, March 21, 2008 12:01 PM
gabew7 wrote:
Just change the threshold on the rule for that alert.
Just change the threshold on the rule for that alert. :) These appear to me
to be latency issues that are not indicative of a real problem.
I too have gotten a lot of them lately for no good reason.
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