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Data Collector Failing

RogerBenson

What error is this?

Internal error: Cannot update server (Failed to execute the http method for request https://0da44afd-4051-474e-8a1e-5ab17b9f33ed.c02.cloudinsights.netapp.com/compose/originatorUpdate/SANSCREEN/2 500 error is Internal Server Error)

I've been getting pretty generic 401: Not Authorized or Inventory Failed from the ONTAP Data Collector. Sometimes the Test Config succeeds and sometimes it fails to execute test command on device without re-entering the password. I can log directly into OnCommand on the FAS and all the appropriate services on the Data Collector VM appear to be running.

Edit: Just got another 401 error: Invalid login credentials: 401 Unauthorized.

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RogerBenson

I'm going to go have a drink, it's cleared up and is collecting data. The only changes I've made (that I can tell) is to drop the inventory interval to 10 minutes and the performance to 5.

Thanks for your help, I do appreciate it.

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Ontapforrum

Hi,

It's been 2 weeks for your query, but let me still ask : Are you still experiencing 500 & 401 errors on Data collector ?

I guess you have two queries:

1) 500 Internal error: Cannot update server [OCI ?]
2) 401 error: Invalid login credentials: 401 Unauthorized [Data Collector]

For the 1st query, are you using OCI for the collection, if so what version is that ?

For the 2nd query, could you ensure the account has sufficient privileges.

Error code in the following doc, indicates an issue with ' “Insufficient privileges” or “not authorized for this command”.

Check: privileges/permissions

NetApp ONTAP Data Management Software Data Collector:
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/cloudinsights/task_dc_na_cdot.html#terminology

Note: You can even open a ticket with NetApp if the issue is becoming a show-stopper.

Thanks!

RogerBenson

I'm running CI. I checked my credentials first thing and the correct permissions are set, I can log directly into the FAS as an admin. I had the lab admin elevate my permissions to full admin to double check.

The first image below is the error. The second is after I enter in the password to test and the third is after I run the test again with no changes. Even after that, it's not sending data. I do get information from ActiveIQ.

As near as I can tell, the data collector service is running on the VM in the lab there is also an Aquisition Unit running on the same VM and it reported OK 13 hours ago.

Could this be related to my license level? At the moment, it's at Basic until I can get my final lab license.

Thanks!

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Ontapforrum

Thanks for clearing that for me.

I have worked with OCI before , but this is new for me as well. So, I tried to look up information and found some useful links:

Your guess is right, as you have a Basic License : You can only monitor NetApp, as per the pricing model below.

NetApp Cloud Insights: A New Way to Monitor Your Cloud Infrastructure
https://www.netapp.com/us/media/wp-cloud-insights.pdf

Editions & Pricing
https://cloud.netapp.com/cloud-insights:

BASIC : Free
Infrastructure & Storage Metrics = NetApp Only [Multi-vendor not available]

STANDARD : $
Infrastructure & Storage Metrics : Multi-vendor

PREMIUM : $$
Infrastructure & Storage Metrics : Multi-vendor along with advanced reporting & auditing.

RogerBenson

Yep, I'm very familiar with that. The device I'm having trouble monitoring is an AF300, so it's NetApp.