Enter the EVSTATUS command as described on page 29. Look for any “Note” or “Warning” messages
in the output which may indicate a problem.
Issue the command WRKACTJOB SBS(EVSBS)
The following jobs should be listed in an active (not "Message Wait") status:
EVACMDPROC PGM-EVCCMD
EVCCTLPROC PGM-EVCCTL
EVSCMDPROC PGM-EVC050
EVSMSGPROC PGM-EVC010
EVSTCPPROC PGM-EVCHCI
EVTCTLPROC PGM-EVCMSG
If the QHST monitoring option was selected in the configuration of the IBM i LPAR (EV400_MONITOR_QHST parameter is "YES"), then verify the additional job is active:
EVSHSTPROC PGM-EVHSTCL
If the performance monitoring option was selected in the configuration of the IBM i LPAR (EV400_PERF1 and/or EV400_PERF2 parameter is "YES"), then verify the additional job is active:
EVPERFPROC PGM-EVPERFM
Check the agent message queue for any errors that may have been issued:
DSPMSG EVIEW/EVMSGQ
Check the agent trace files for any error output. The trace files are in the EVTRACE output queue of the EVIEW library.
Check the status of the TCP/IP ports used by the agent using the command NETSTAT *CNN
If the OMW management server processes are connected, the ports configured in parameters EV400_AS400_MSG_PORT and EV400_AS400_CMD_PORT (8000 and 8001 by default) should show as "Established". It is normal for these two ports to also be in a "Listen" state. The port configured in parameter EV400_AS400_SERVER_PORT must be "Established" before any messages or command responses can be sent to the OMW server.
Check the condition of the agent data queues. The agent uses several data queues to store requests and messages. Data queue objects may become damaged due to unexpected interruption or system errors, which can cause agent jobs to fail. Issue the following commands to check the data queues:
ADDLIBLE EVIEW
DDQ EVIEW/EVSENDQ
DDQ EVIEW/EVAPIQ
DDQ EVIEW/EVCMDQ
DDQ EVIEW/EVMRSPQ
If a data queue has been damaged, an exception message will be generated when issuing the DDQ command for that queue. If the data queue properties are displayed, verify that the maximum entry length is not zero, which is another indication of a damaged data queue.