Re: Monitoring Uptime

You have different options
1. Oracle Enterprise Manager can capture the NOde Up/down events and send mails, Pages immediately . Oracle Intelligent Agent should be running on the node hosting the Database.
2.You can Setup Oracle's Master Agent along with the Native Snmp agent/third party Agent like Sysedge from Empire and send SNMP traps to Monitoring tool like HP openview etc which will send pages/Email/Alerts etc

3. Have the Database Connect Script( of yours) run every second thereby reducing the Latency time.

and more ...

-Thiru

John Arnott - PDbS, Inc. <jarnott_at_PDbS.com> wrote in message news:8Aqg3.126$jc1.1507396_at_dca1-nnrp1.news.digex.net...
> One of the servers in question has 6 instances on it. lsnrctl status
gives
> the overall elapsed time, but it does not tell me when an instance is
down.
> I would like to know immediately when an instance is down and have a page
> sent.
>
> I currently use scripts that connect to the server. If the connection
> succeeds, then the success is logged. The system sends an email if a
> successful connection does not occur in a given period of time. This
method
> works, but there is inherent latency after downtime occurs. I would like
to
> come up with a better method.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> John
>
>
> Aleksander Stopar wrote in message ...
> >If you started the listener at the same time as the database (or shortly
> >after that),
> >you can do a "lsnrctl status", where it will tell you the elapsed time
from
> >startup...
> >
> >Regards
> >
> >Aleksander
> >
> >John Arnott - PDbS, Inc. wrote in message ...
> >>
> >>What tools / apps are you using to monitor the uptime of a database. I
am
> >>currently using some proprietary scripts, but I am looking for other
> >>solutions to further streamline the process.
> >>
> >>Any suggestions?
> >>
> >>John Arnott
> >>jarnott_at_PDbS.com
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
Received on Tue Jul 06 1999 - 13:02:42 CDT