Database Security Server doesn't send Network Monitoring alerts
Last Modified: 2023-09-22 08:53:19 Etc/GMT
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Database Security Server doesn't send Network Monitoring alerts
Technical Articles ID:
KB91530
Last Modified: 2023-09-22 08:53:19 Etc/GMT Environment
Database Activity Monitoring 4.x
ProblemYou install a Database Sensor to monitor a Linux-based database and enable Network Monitoring for the database. When you access it through the network and issue triggering commands, you don't see Network Monitoring Alerts. But, you do see Memory Monitoring alerts.
When you review the
SolutionAs specified in the error, the TCP offloading is on.
For Linux operating systems:
Solaris uses the term Large Segment Offload (LSO) for TCP Offload. To disable LSO on a Solaris operating system:
For AIX platforms: See the IBM links below: In AIX, TSO is enabled, disabled, or detected per network interface.
To display the
Example:
If TSO is enabled,
To disable Example: NOTE: Refer to your AIX operating system team before you disable TSO. For HP-UX platforms: To disable TSO, perform the following steps:
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