LM Linux collector deployment failed to start Logicmonitor watchdog service
Success to set net capabilities on file `/usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/jre/bin/j ava` Detecting proxy, please wait ... Registering collector to bp.logicmonitor.com, please wait ... Init program is systemd ... Redirecting to /bin/systemctl restart logicmonitor-watchdog.service Job for logicmonitor-watchdog.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status logicmonitor-watchdog.service" and "journalctl -xe" for de tails. Congratulations! LogicMonitor Collector has been installed successfully! Extracting bundled JRE files ... Success to set net capabilities on file `/usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/lib/sblin uxproxy` Success to set net capabilities on file `/usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/jre/bin/j ava` Detecting proxy, please wait ... Registering collector to bp.logicmonitor.com, please wait ... Init program is systemd ... Redirecting to /bin/systemctl restart logicmonitor-watchdog.service Job for logicmonitor-watchdog.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status logicmonitor-watchdog.service" and "journalctl -xe" for de tails. Congratulations! LogicMonitor Collector has been installed successfully! [root@WS01UJEU1000009 ~]# systemctl status logicmonitor-watchdog.service ● logicmonitor-watchdog.service - LogicMonitor Watchdog Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/user/logicmonitor-watchdog.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: failed (Result: exit-code) since Sun 2023-03-05 13:56:20 UTC; 1min 21s ago Process: 344458 ExecStopPost=/usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/bin/logicmonitor-watchdog stop true (code=exited, status=203/EXEC) Process: 344456 ExecStart=/usr/local/logicmonitor/agent/bin/logicmonitor-watchdog start true (code=exited, status=203/EXEC) Mar 05 13:56:20 WS01UJEU1000009 systemd[1]: Starting LogicMonitor Watchdog... Mar 05 13:56:20 WS01UJEU1000009 systemd[1]: logicmonitor-watchdog.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=203 Mar 05 13:56:20 WS01UJEU1000009 systemd[1]: logicmonitor-watchdog.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=203 Mar 05 13:56:20 WS01UJEU1000009 systemd[1]: logicmonitor-watchdog.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'. Mar 05 13:56:20 WS01UJEU1000009 systemd[1]: Failed to start LogicMonitor Watchdog.Solved203Views12likes2CommentsRaspberry Pi Collector Alternative
There still isn’t an ARM release of the Collector available, so it cannot be installed easily on a Raspberry Pi,but every now and then there’s someone who wants to put a collector on a very small, inexpensive computer in order to support a small number of network devices or other equipment in a remote site or for other reasons. Has anyonegot a favorite intel-based single board or very inexpensive computer they’ve used for this?136Views8likes2CommentsUsing a Dedicated Collector for each Windows Domain Controller?
We ran into trouble monitoring our Windows Domain Controllers because we want to use least privilegeand we were only receiving ping and Host Status data. It showed “No data” for CPU, disks, etc. We used the information in the link “https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/monitoring/os-virtualization/monitoring-a-domain-controller-dc” and installed the collector on a DC using the local system account and set it to monitor itself. I am now receiving CPU, disk, etc. from that domain controller. It appears the only catch is that I cannot monitor other systemswith that collector but that is OK for our situation. Are there others out there that are monitoring DCs using this method and if so, have you run into any trouble (performance, etc.)? If you are not using this method, how are you monitoring your DCs in Logic Monitor. THANK YOU very much for your assistance/opinions/guidance.Solved130Views14likes3CommentsStop collector or batshscript queued tasks from collector debug?
Is there any way to, from the collector debug or UI, kill any queued up tasks specific to an IP that the collector is monitoring? I have a devicethat is being over-polled, and we know why, but there were a bunch of tasks queued up that couldnt get through. I’ve put that device in a folder, and set that folder to not collect or alert on any of the datasources, so in THEORY I am thinking that we SHOULD no longer be sending any significant snmp traffic. However, in the past, I’ve sometimes experienced that tasks that get queued up or stuck in batchscript can sometimes just keep trying and stay stuck. So I’m wondering if there may be something I can do on the collector to specifically force it to drop any pending tasks for a specific resource. Thanks!Solved100Views4likes1CommentHow many collectors do you have?
Hello, Our Logic Monitor environment is overloaded. What is the best practices to expand? We have currenty 64 collectors “All the same size” and ourinternal LM Support for the collectors is requesting 52 new collectors!! They are taking the approach to create collectors all the same size for 10,000 instances. I was thinking about other routes 1. bigger collectors if possible for 30,000 instances each may be... 2. minimize the number of instances by cleaning up what is not needed but I am not sure anybody will know We have an AZURE Collector VZPOHIALGCMON01 with 82,305 instances !!! I reviewed this Collector Capacity | LogicMonitorand apparenlty we could expand another way than the one selected !!! Any thoughts on this? Thanks, Dom100Views2likes2CommentsBug early release Collector Update V34.500
I have updated some of our collectors to the early release V34.500. After the update, there were various alerts from the DataSource Citrix_XenApp_DatastoreStatus, which could no longer read any data. After a short error analysis and further tests with other collectors, I replaced the here-string in the PowerShell script with a normal string input: OOTB: # Get XenApp specific creds $XenAppUser = @' ##XENAPP.USER## '@ $XenAppPass = @' ##XENAPP.PASS## '@ After customization: # Get XenApp specific creds $XenAppUser = '##XENAPP.USER##' $XenAppPass = '##XENAPP.PASS##' The query then worked perfectly again. Has anyone else experienced this phenomenon in their environment?Solved99Views21likes5CommentsIs Fedora OK for a Collector?
Hello there, I was curious about installing a collector on Fedora Workstation/Server. I have my owntest lab environment in a sandbox and am considering moving my test box over from Ubuntu to Fedora to play around with Cockpit. Does anyone have any experience? I wasn’t sure how strict LM is with distros and how far you could stray from the major supported ones listed. Considering Fedora is upstream for RHEL, I think it could be a good option if you don’t want to give Red Hat their blood money.Solved77Views1like6Comments