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## Media Server Manager Messages

##### OVS-01610: service str str marked down

Cause: The program thinks the service has gone down. It may be really dead, or the system may be overloaded and a request to the service has timed out even though the service is still alive.

Action: find out if the service really is dead, or the system is slow. If the service is dead, decide if you can restart it by hand, or if you will need to restart the entire system.

##### OVS-01611: down service str str being abandoned

Cause: the program is forgetting it ever knew about the service. attempts to requery for data about that service will fail.

Action: none

##### OVS-01612: process str:str:str [mib str] marked dead

Cause: The program thinks the process has gone down. It may be really dead, or the system may be overloaded and a request to the process has timed out even though the process is still alive.

Action: find out if the process really is dead, or the system is slow. If the process is dead, decide if you can restart it by hand, or if you will need to restart the entire system.

##### OVS-01613: dead process str:str:str [mib str] being abandoned

Cause: the program is forgetting it ever knew about the process. attempts to requery for data about that process will fail.

Action: none

##### OVS-01652: NMS SignOn failed

Cause: this is often caused by (a) a missing or broken master snmp agent (b) missing 'snmp.ora' file, or (c) bad syntax in the snmp.ora file

Action: (a) check to see if your master snmp agent is present and running correctly by running SNMP queries to standard MIBs. (b) make sure you have ORACLE_HOME defined in your environment and have an 'snmp.ora' in ORACLE_HOME/network/admin. (c) locate your syntax error by progressively simplifying your 'snmp.ora' file until the agent will start. An empty file is legal and should work.

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