OEM health check

Hi guys
i want to run oracle health check i.e
1. check security on the users , roles , privileges
2. db maintenance
3. all reports to check the databases
but the main thing is i have to use Enterprise Manager (OEM) to do all that.
we are ruining oracle 10g r2 and 11g
you help with be greatly appreciated.

855161 wrote:
hi guys it's all good but you are missing a major key point.
i need to use oracle enterprise manager OEM to do database security check, health check and other critical loop wholes...What if EM is the loophole? What if it spews information to the web? What if Oracle claims something is not EM but shares the configuration?
Run this:
$ORACLE_HOME/ccr/bin/emCCR status
By default, it is collecting your Network Interface MAC accress [sic] and listing all your users into a world-readable directory. Then when you use support, you are badgered to automatically upload all the information.
Or maybe I live in some parallel universe and I just don't understand what is happening in your universe.

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I have been asked to share the DB health check report using OEM 11g. Could you please let me know how to achieve this and the report should go to his email.
Thanks in advance,
Bala

check,
manually you can schedule it through dbms_hm
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/sql/11g-resiliency-091703.html

Database health check

Hello Gurus,
I have got an opportunity to do database health check in a concern.
Is there any tool or script to do health check commonly in an organization?
Is there any procedure to follow?
Kindly help in this issue.
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Database health check or Sanity check covers following topics (learnt from Niall Litchfield) :
1 Space Management
2 Backup Management
3 Security
4 Transaction Management
5 Statistics Management
6 Errors
7 Performance Management
8 CONCLUSIONS
Please check below documentation link also :
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/diag007.htm
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How can I support a health check, from a load balancer?

My company has load balancers which use health checks to determine if the end point is available for client traffic. The basic health check is a tcp ping, and will tell you if the device is on the network. The next level of health check is an http request. This request, and the response are static, you can’t create your own version of the request and response. The standard request is this:
     http://host:port/healthcheck/hc.html
The standard response is this:
     “The server is available”
I want to use the load balancer as part of my total deployment. The problem is that I am not seeing how to support this health check request and response in the MDEX engine. What I see is this request
     http://host:port/admin?op=ping
Will return this response
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It is nice that there is a built in ping, but I am not able to make use of it. I am new to Endeca and still poking around. The dgraph process listens on a port set up in <…>/config/script/AppContext.xml
<dgraph id="Dgraph1" host-id="MDEXHost" port="3281">
<properties>
<property name="restartGroup" value="A" />
<property name="updateGroup" value="a" />
</properties>
<log-dir>./logs/dgraphs/Dgraph1</log-dir>
<input-dir>./data/dgraphs/Dgraph1/dgraph_input</input-dir>
<update-dir>./data/dgraphs/Dgraph1/dgraph_input/updates</update-dir>
</dgraph>
(I am not using the default port, as I only have an instance on a shared server and have to worry about port clashing. But that is a different thread.)
In a standard tc Server install I can support this health check by doing this:
* Create a directory named “healthcheck”, in the “webapps” directory.
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Ideas, comments, flames, …
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Hi, we are using following String to test the MDEX ping response but we get the invalid version formation on dgraph.log -
following is on F5
GET /admin?op=ping HTTP/1.1/r/nHost:myhost.endeca.com:19000/r/nConnection:close/r/n/r/n
Following gets logged on Dgraph.log
WARN 09/05/12 05:30:03.799 UTC (1346823003799) DGRAPH {dgraph} Invalid version format in 'HTTP/1.1/r/nHost:myhost.endeca.com:19000/r/nConnection:close/r/n/r/n'
Please let me know - if you have any suggestions to solve this issue.
I know that it works from browser and wget from unix with following commands.
wget http://myhost.endeca.com:19000/admin?op=ping - from unix command line
from browser:
http://myhost.endeca.com:19000/admin?op=ping
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Ram

Health Check in Exchange 2007 Scripting

Hi All,
I have been looking around for scripts which would help me perform regularised health checks in my enviornment. After lot of googling i was able to get a script which would meet my requirements. However i have a few challenges involved in extracting some
more information:
1. Mailbox Store Size, Free Diskspace percentage for mailbox servers
2. Remote Mail flow Tests & Mailflow test to every exchange 2007 mailbox servers in org.
3. Automating Email of collected data (in HTML) to Administrator.
4. Executing the script Automatically without triggering it from Exchange Management Shell.
Script Below
param( [string] $auditlist)
Function Get-CustomHTML ($Header){
$Report = @"
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd">
<html><head><title>$($Header)</title>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content='text/html; charset=windows-1252'>
<meta name="save" content="history">
<style type="text/css">
DIV .expando {DISPLAY: block; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; RIGHT: 8px; COLOR: #ffffff; FONT-FAMILY: Arial; POSITION: absolute; TEXT-DECORATION: underline}
TABLE {TABLE-LAYOUT: fixed; FONT-SIZE: 100%; WIDTH: 100%}
*{margin:0}
.dspcont { display:none; BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-LEFT: 16px; FONT-SIZE: 8pt;MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; WIDTH: 95%; COLOR: #000000; MARGIN-RIGHT:
0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #f9f9f9}
.filler {BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; BORDER-TOP: medium none; DISPLAY: block; BACKGROUND: none transparent scroll repeat 0% 0%; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; FONT: 100%/8px Tahoma; MARGIN-LEFT: 43px; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; COLOR: #ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP:
4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; POSITION: relative}
.save{behavior:url(#default#savehistory);}
.dspcont1{ display:none}
a.dsphead0 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#FFFFFF; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #CC0000}
a.dsphead1 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #7BA7C7}
a.dsphead2 {BORDER-RIGHT: #B1BABF 1px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 5em; BORDER-TOP: #B1BABF 1px solid; DISPLAY: block; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; FONT-WEIGHT: bold; FONT-SIZE: 8pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: -1px; MARGIN-LEFT: 0px; BORDER-LEFT: #B1BABF 1px solid; CURSOR: hand; COLOR:
#ffffff; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 4px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #B1BABF 1px solid; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 2.25em; WIDTH: 95%; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #7BA7C7}
a.dsphead1 span.dspchar{font-family:monospace;font-weight:normal;}
td {VERTICAL-ALIGN: TOP; FONT-FAMILY: Tahoma}
th {VERTICAL-ALIGN: TOP; COLOR: #CC0000; TEXT-ALIGN: left}
BODY {margin-left: 4pt}
BODY {margin-right: 4pt}
BODY {margin-top: 6pt}
</style>
<script type="text/javascript">
function dsp(loc){
   if(document.getElementById){
      var foc=loc.firstChild;
      foc=loc.firstChild.innerHTML?
         loc.firstChild:
         loc.firstChild.nextSibling;
      foc.innerHTML=foc.innerHTML=='hide'?'show':'hide';
      foc=loc.parentNode.nextSibling.style?
         loc.parentNode.nextSibling:
         loc.parentNode.nextSibling.nextSibling;
      foc.style.display=foc.style.display=='block'?'none':'block';}}
if(!document.getElementById)
   document.write('<style type="text/css">\n'+'.dspcont{display:block;}\n'+ '</style>');
</script>
</head>
<body>
<b><font face="Arial" size="5">$($Header)</font></b><hr size="8" color="#CC0000">
<font face="Arial" size="1"><b>Version 1 |M & C | <A HREF='http://mail.exchange.com'>mail.exchange.com</A></b></font><br>
<font face="Arial" size="1">Report created on $(Get-Date)</font>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="filler"></div>
<div class="save">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0 ($Title){
$Report = @"
<div class="dspcont0">
<h1><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead0" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h1>
<div class="dspcont0">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader ($Num, $Title){
$Report = @"
<h2><a href="javascript:void(0)" class="dsphead$($Num)" onclick="dsp(this)">
<span class="expando">show</span>$($Title)</a></h2>
<div class="dspcont">
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeaderClose{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHeader0Close{
$Report = @"
  </DIV>
  <div class="filler"></div>
Return $Report
Function Get-CustomHTMLClose{
$Report = @"
</div>
</body>
</html>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLTable{
param([array]$Content)
$HTMLTable = $Content | ConvertTo-Html
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<head>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<title>HTML TABLE</title>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '<', "<"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '>', ">"
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</head><body>', ""
$HTMLTable = $HTMLTable -replace '</body></html>', ""
Return $HTMLTable
Function Get-HTMLLink ($activeURL){
$Report = @"
<a href=$activeURL>$activeURL</a>
Return $Report
Function Get-Ink ([String]$inData){
[String]$inclPercentage = @(35..100)
$positive = ($inclPercentage, 'Success', 'Ready', 'Running', 'OK', 'True', 'Information')
If ($positive -match $inData)
$Report = @"
<font color='#009900'>$inData</font>
Else
$Report = @"
<font color='#FF0000'>$inData</font>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLBasic ($Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
  <td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
Function Get-HTMLDetail ($Heading, $Detail){
$Report = @"
<TABLE>
<tr>
<th width='25%'><b>$Heading</b></font></th>
<td width='75%'>$($Detail)</td>
</tr>
</TABLE>
Return $Report
$input | foreach {$targets += @($_)}
If ((Test-Path variable:\targets) -eq $True){
   Write-Host "Server list input detected on pipeline" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Else{
if ($auditlist -eq ""){
   Write-Host "No server list specified, getting all Exchange 2007 servers" -ForegroundColor Yellow
   $targets = Get-ExchangeServer | Where-Object {$_.IsExchange2007OrLater -eq $True}
  else
   if ((Test-Path $auditlist) -eq $false)
    Write-Host "Invalid server list specified: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor DarkRed
    exit
   else
    Write-Host "Using Audit list: $auditlist" -ForegroundColor Cyan
    $Targets = Get-Content $auditlist
$now = Get-Date
#Custom Expressions
$latencyMS = @{Name="Latency(MS)";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$MessageLatencyTime = @{Name="MessageLatencyTime";expression={[Math]::Round(([TimeSpan] $_.Latency).TotalMilliSeconds)}}
$hotLink = @{Name="URL";expression={Get-HTMLLink ($_.URL)}}
$colourResult = @{Name="Result";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Result)}}
$colourStatus = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Status)}}
$colourType = @{Name="Status";expression={Get-Ink ($_.Type)}}
$newResult = @{Name="Result";expression={If ($_.Result.ToString() -ne 'Success'){Get-Ink ('Failure')} Else {Get-Ink ('Success') }}}
$fullReport = Get-CustomHTML "Exchange 2007 "
$fullReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
Foreach ($Target in $Targets){
Write-Host "Collating Detail for $Target" -ForegroundColor Yellow
Write-Host "..getting basic computer configuration"
$ComputerSystem = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ComputerSystem
switch ($ComputerSystem.DomainRole){
  0 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Workstation" }
  1 { $ComputerRole = "Member Workstation" }
  2 { $ComputerRole = "Standalone Server" }
  3 { $ComputerRole = "Member Server" }
  4 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  5 { $ComputerRole = "Domain Controller" }
  default { $ComputerRole = "Information not available" }
$OperatingSystems = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OperatingSystem
$TimeZone = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Timezone
$Keyboards = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_Keyboard
$SchedTasks = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_ScheduledJob
$BootINI = $OperatingSystems.SystemDrive + "boot.ini"
$RecoveryOptions = Get-WmiObject -computername $Target Win32_OSRecoveryConfiguration
$exServer = Get-ExchangeServer | where {$_.Name -eq "$Target"}
$exVersion = "Version " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Major + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Minor + " (Build " + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Build + "." + $exServer.AdminDisplayVersion.Revision + ")"
switch ($ComputerRole){
  "Member Workstation" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Domain Controller" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  "Member Server" { $CompType = "Computer Domain"; break }
  default { $CompType = "Computer Workgroup"; break }
$LBTime=$OperatingSystems.ConvertToDateTime($OperatingSystems.Lastbootuptime)
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader0 "$Target - Role(s): $($exServer.ServerRole)"
$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Basic Server Information"
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Name" ($ComputerSystem.Name)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Computer Role" ($ComputerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Exchange Role(s)" ($exServer.ServerRole)
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLDetail "Last System Boot" ($LBTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting logical disk configuration"
  $Disks = Get-WmiObject -ComputerName $Target Win32_LogicalDisk
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Logical Disk Configuration"
   $LogicalDrives = @()
   Foreach ($LDrive in ($Disks | Where {$_.DriveType -eq 3})){
    $Details = "" | Select "Drive Letter", Label, "File System", "Disk Size (GB)", "Disk Free Space", "% Free Space"
    $Details."Drive Letter" = $LDrive.DeviceID
    $Details.Label = $LDrive.VolumeName
    $Details."File System" = $LDrive.FileSystem
    $Details."Disk Size (GB)" = [math]::round(($LDrive.size / 1GB))
    $Details."Disk Free Space" = [math]::round(($LDrive.FreeSpace / 1GB))
    $Details."% Free Space" = Get-Ink ([Math]::Round(($LDrive.FreeSpace /1GB) / ($LDrive.Size / 1GB) * 100))
    $LogicalDrives += $Details
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($LogicalDrives)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*ClientAccess*")
  {$MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "OWA Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing OWA connectivity test"
   $colOWAResults = Test-OwaConnectivity -ClientAccessServer $Target
   $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colOWAResults | select MailboxServer, $hotLink, Scenario, $colourResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
Write-Host "..getting queue details"
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*HubTransport*")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Queue Information"
  $colQs = Get-Queue -server $Target
  $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colQs | Select-Object NextHopDomain, $colourStatus, MessageCount, NextRetryTime)
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting mailbox database information"
  $spaceLog=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application")}
  $db = @{Name="database";Expression={$_.ReplacementStrings[1]}}
  $freeMB = @{Name="MB";Expression={[int]$_.ReplacementStrings[0]}}
  $whiteSpace = $spaceLog.entries | where {($_.TimeWritten -ge $now.AddDays(-1))} | where {($_.EventID -eq "1221")} | select $db,$freeMB
  $ws = @{Name="White Space";expression={}}
  if ($exServer.ServerRole -like "*Mailbox*")
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailbox Stores"
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   $storeTable = @()
   Foreach ($objMailboxStore in $colMailboxStores)
    [string]$totalUsers = (get-mailbox -database $objMailboxStore).count
    [string]$empty = $totalUsers.Length -eq 0
    if ($empty -eq 'True')
     [string]$totalUsers = "0"
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    $storeDetails."Total Users" = $totalUsers
    $storeDetails."White Space" = (($whitespace | where {$_.database -match $objMailboxStore.Name} | select -last 1).mb)
    $storeDetails.LastFullBackup = $objMailboxStore.LastFullBackup
    $storeTable += $storeDetails
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($storeTable)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "MAPI Connectivity"
   Write-Host "..performing MAPI connectivity test"
   $colMAPIResults = Test-MAPIConnectivity -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMAPIResults | select Database, $newResult, $latencyMS, Error)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Mailflow Test"
   Write-Host "..performing Mailflow test"
   $colMailflowResults = Test-Mailflow -Server $Target
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($colMailflowResults | select TestMailflowResult, $MessageLatencyTime)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
  Write-Host "..getting Exchange services"
  $ListOfServices = (gwmi -computer $Target -query "select * from win32_service where Name like 'MSExchange%' or Name like 'IIS%' or Name like 'SMTP%' or Name like 'POP%' or Name like 'W3SVC%'")
  $MyReport += Get-CustomHeader "2" "Exchange Services"
   $Services = @()
   Foreach ($Service in $ListOfServices){
    $Details = "" | Select Name,Account,"Start Mode",State,"Expected State"
    $Details.Name = $Service.Caption
    $Details.Account = $Service.Startname
    $Details."Start Mode" = $Service.StartMode
    If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Auto")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      If ($Service.State -eq "Running")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("Unexpected")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Disabled")
      if ($Service.State -eq "Stopped")
       $Details.State = $Service.State
       $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.StartMode -eq "Manual")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
     If ($Service.State -eq "Paused")
      $Details.State = $Service.State
      $Details."Expected State" = Get-Ink ("OK")
    $Services += $Details
    $MyReport += Get-HTMLTable ($Services)
   $MyReport += Get-CustomHeaderClose
    $eventLogs=[System.Diagnostics.EventLog]::GetEventLogs($Target) | where {($_.LogDisplayName -eq "Application") -OR ($_.LogDisplayName -eq "System")}
    $warningEvents = @()
    $errorEvents = @()
    $LogSettings = @()
$MyReport += Get-CustomHTMLClose
$fullReport += $MyReport
$MyReport = $null
$Date = Get-Date
$Filename = ".\" + "Exchange_Health" + "_" + $date.Hour + $date.Minute + "_" + $Date.Day + "-" + $Date.Month + "-" + $Date.Year + ".htm"
$fullReport | out-file -encoding ASCII -filepath $Filename
Write "Audit saved as $Filename"
Invoke-Item $Filename

please refer to my scripts below, it should get you started.
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/03/powershell-disk-space-html-email-report/
http://www.myexchangeworld.com/2010/07/powershell-script-to-monitor-exchange-server-2010-services-email-report/
you can customsise this to your needs and add relevant information.
cheers
thiyagu
Thiyagu | MCTS/MCITP - Exchange 2007 | MCSE 2003[Messaging] | http://www.myExchangeWorld.com. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

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Hi Roy,
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[Oracle Application Object Library Best Practices: E-Business Suite Diagnostic Tests Health Check Test|https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=471667.1]
Thanks,
Anchorage :)Do NOT use this document and install the script since it is for R12 (you are on 11.5.9).
Regards,
Hussein

Vmware vsphere health check report v5.1.0

Hi,
I'm currently using the vmware vsphere health check report v5.1.0 script. I switched from another perl script to this and the report provide much more information. There is one thing that don't seem to work properly though..
I currently have a failed disk in my server and the report is showing "unknown" status next to 3 disk / disk day. If I run the other script I have used in the past, I have 3 alerts in red clearly showing that something has failed. Would any of you know why it's showing as unknown instead of critical in the report?
Old Script
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Drive Fault - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Critical Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Critical Array - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Drive Fault - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Critical Array - Assert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Failed Array - Deassert: 0
o Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert: 0
New Report
BIOS 1 ABR Status 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
BIOS 1 Firmware Error 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
BIOS 1 Firmware Error 0: Unspecified - Deassert
0
OK
Cooling Unit 1 Cooling Zone 1 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Cooling Unit 2 Cooling Zone 2 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Cooling Unit 3 Cooling Zone 3 0 - Fully redundant
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Critical Array - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 0 Drive 0 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Critical Array - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 1 Drive 1 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 10 Drive 10 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 11 Drive 11 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 12 Drive 12 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 13 Drive 13 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 14 Drive 14 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 15 Drive 15 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Drive Fault - Assert
0
UNKNOWN
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 2 Drive 2 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 3 Drive 3 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 4 Drive 4 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 5 Drive 5 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 6 Drive 6 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 7 Drive 7 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 8 Drive 8 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Drive Fault - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Critical Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: In Failed Array - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Predictive Failure - Deassert
0
OK
Disk or Disk Bay 9 Drive 9 0: Rebuild In Progress - Deassert
0
OK

Thank you for the follow up. I do understand that a completly unreadable disk might throw an unknown status but the status is different from one report than the other. On one side, it clearly shows in red that the disk has something and on the side, it just throws a "I don't know what's going on with the disk". I ran both report the same day and i'm expecting some red in the report to warn me if a disk fail.
Is there a way to change that behavior from the health check script?

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Hi
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http://www.systemcentercentral.com/scc-health-check-reports-management-pack-v2/ and some Details here
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My Early Health Check reports are generated with a couple of data missed. For example, SQL expensives don't appear and also the CPU Graphics.
Do you guys know what it could be?
tks a lot
Re

Hello,
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Is it in the EWA reports or is it missing there too?
The services are different, but report much of the same information, and the Early Watch Alert should have the same
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Hi all,
Some enquires regarding database health check. I did some research regarding health check, got overwhelmed by the information available out there.
Currently I don't have any report on hand, but currently working and starting on one. This report serves as a report for reference, to understand if there's any database performance issue, and as a report for management.
Wish to check with you folks, what are the typical things that I can look at on a daily basis to understand my database health status, eg. Buffer Hitrate, database I/O etc, especially those that may/will contribute to impact on the database performance. Or is there any good reference link whereby I can do some readup regarding such a health check?
Thanks in advance for any input.
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Well that's a pretty open question and I guess you will get a lot of replies which I look forward to monitoring as there should be some very interesting ones there.
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