Starting self-monitoring on a secondary cluster member

The self-monitoring service must be running on primary and secondary cluster members in order for this feature to report all possible status data to the ObjectServer. You can start the self-monitoring service on secondary cluster members using the CLI.

1. Use a telnet application to connect to the command line service that is running on the secondary server. For example, enter the following command at a command prompt:

   telnet hostname 2000

   where hostname is the name of the system where the secondary server is running.

2. Use a valid user name and password to log in to the CLI. The default administration username is impactadmin, and the password is the password that you specified during installation.
3. Use this command to enable cluster monitoring:

   UPDATE Service SET EnableClusterStatus=true WHERE Name='SelfMonitoring';

4. Enter the following command at the command prompt to start the self-monitoring service:

   UPDATE Service SET Running=true where Name='SelfMonitoring';