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I realized that I hadn't changed over my Nagios client to point to the
JS12 blade so I made the IP change and setup the Nagios user ID and
password on the JS12 but it appeared that the Nagios client wasn't
connecting.
I pulled the java code over to my development laptop and took a look at
the code. As far as I can tell, everything looks OK. Nagios uses a
socket connection to the telnet port and then parses out the data to
determine that the signon screen has been received and then issues the
user ID and password and begins sending commands and parsing returned
screens for data. Pretty simple.
I fired up a debug session and it looks like the socket call to open the
socket returns OK, so there isn't a network issue. But as it begins to
receive the screen contents using a BufferedReader a character at a
time, it just stops at about 6 characters and then waits. Since it is
just a read loop until the buffer is empty, I am a little baffled why
the loop hangs.
Originally I thought this was just a network firewall issue with the
JS12 but since I got something in the buffer returned from the socket
connection to the telnet port, I am guessing that network isn't the
issue. Has the 5250 data stream changed at all? Or the screen
formatting? If I point the IP back to my 270, it connects and returns
all the data. If I point it to the JS12, I get a few characters of data
and then nothing. Specifically I receive integer representations of the
chars coming back: 255, 253, 39, 255, 253, 24 and then nothing. On the
270 I get the same set of chars but then it continues with 27, 91, 63,
51 and so on.
There was one mention of telnet in the V6R1M0 memo to users but it had
to do with IPV6 clients, which I am not using. I found APAR MF45467
which I may try to download and apply although the circumvention
mentioned didn't work.
Ideas?
Thanks
Pete
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