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Systemwalker Operation Manager Troubleshooting Guide
FUJITSU Software

3.3.1 The Calendar Automatic Reflection Setup was Completed but the Calendar Information is not Reflected Automatically

Applicable versions and levels

Action 1

Points to check

Cause

The logical IP address may be described instead of the physical IP address in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def).

Action method

Describe the host name or physical IP address in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def).

Check if the node information for the correct physical IP address is described in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def).

Action 2

Points to check

Does the local node information described in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def) match the host name or physical IP address that will be resolved by the operating system command "hostname"?

Cause

Does the local host information or physical IP address described in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def) match the host name or physical IP address of the operating system?

Action method

In addition to the node information of the reflection destination, describe the local node information in the calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def). For the local node information, describe the host name of the network interface card (NIC) corresponding to the host name obtained by executing the operating system command "hostname", or its physical IP address.

Information

Calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def)

The calendar destination host definition file (calcphost.def) is stored in the directory below:

Windows versions

<Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory>\MPWALKER.JM\mpjmcal\etc

Solaris versions

/var/opt/FJSVjmcal/etc

Linux versions

/var/opt/FJSVjmcal/etc

HP-UX versions

/opt/FHPjmcal/etc

AIX versions

/opt/FAIXjmcal/etc

Action 3

Points to check

Is "127.0.0.1" configured as the IP address for the name of the local host in /etc/hosts of a node in the cluster system?

Cause

In Red Hat-based Linux and Solaris 11 or later, "127.0.0.1" is configured as the default IP address for the name of the local host in /etc/hosts. In this case, the calendar information may not be automatically reflected correctly.

Action method

Correctly configure the IP address for the name of the local host in /etc/hosts, as shown below in the [After] example.

[Before]

127.0.0.1 HostName localhost

[After]

127.0.0.1 localhost

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx HostName (*1)

*1: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of HostName (local host).