DFM 3.2.0

I restarted the database several times....this has not solved my problem

net stop crmdmgtd

net start crmdmgtd

All of my devices are in a suspended stated.....I cannot resume the devices for some reason.

Just my two cents,

There is a rps file somewhere under CSCOpx/objects/smarts/

It can become corrupted

Remove all devices from DFM

Try to rename the rps it when all CW processes are stopped.

I believe it will create a new one, the old might be corrupt.

Cheers,

Michel

I did that when I re-initialized the Database....

I think I fixed the problem....I will monitor it to see how long it works.

1) Stop the daemon manager
        - net stop crmdmgtd
        - wait 5 min that all the process stops
2) remove/rename any dfmEpm.log, dfmFh.log, dfmInv.log (if exists)
under the follow directory:
        - C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\databases\dfmEpm
        - C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\databases\dfmFh
        - C:\Program Files\CSCOpx\databases\dfmInv
3) Run the checkpoint recovery of  the dfmfh database
        - cd \progra~1\CSCOpx\databases\dfmfh
        - dbsrv10 -f dfmfh
4) Run the checkpoint recovery of  the  dfmEpmdatabase
        - cd \progra~1\CSCOpx\databases\dfmEpm
        - dbsrv10 -f dfmEpm
5) Run the checkpoint recovery of  thedfmInv database
        - cd \progra~1\CSCOpx\databases\dfmInv
        - dbsrv10 -f dfmInv
        - net start crmdmgtd

Well it worked for a 30 minutes or so....all devices are back to Suspended mode.

The devices moved to a suspended mode, or questioned mode?  Where are you seeing the devices in this mode?

When you say you reinitialized the databases, are you just doing the steps you listed in this thread?  If so, that is not reinitialization.  You might actually try a true reinit (including the RPS files) as documented in https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-8796 .

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Hi,

I have been performing those steps as well,

Once again this morning.....when I import the devices it imports for a little while and stops.

Devices say they are in a known state.....but when I go to DDV they are in a suspended state.

Start again from scratch.  Reinitialize all three of the DFM databases and the two RPS files.  When LMS comes back up, just import one device from DCR into DFM.  Does the device become Known?  Are you seeing it move to a Suspended state in DDV?  If so, post the NMSROOT/objects/smarts/local/logs/DFM.log and DFM1.log as soon as you notice the problem.

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Yes still same results....I performed DB re-initialization and imported one device.

Devices gets imported to known status 15 minutes later suspended state.

It looks like you might be crushing DFM with SNMP traps.  Try setting the trap receiver port from 162 to some bogus number, and see if DFM stabilizes.

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Where is this done....I don't recall setting LMS to send snmp traps to

a trap receiver

-Dion

On Apr 2, 2010, at 12:22 AM, "jclarke"

The only place I know where to set up SNMP traps is under DFM>Device mgmt>snmp trap notification> and I have nothing set up here on either servers.

Dion Jiles