If you are encountering issues with creating an incident, complete the steps in the following table to isolate the issue.
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Step 1: Verify port number | Verify that port number 162 is available for the BMC Atrium Orchestrator adapter. BMC Network Automation can only send traps to port 162. |
Step 2: Verify template is created | Verify that the Network Incident Template is created.
- Log on to BMC Remedy User with the user account you created for the solution (for example, orchestrationuser or ccnuser).
- Verify that an incident can be created manually using the Network Incident template. If this action fails, verify that the account setup and Network Incident template configuration are correct.
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| Collect the logs in the folder BBNAInstallPath\tomcat\logs in case of BMC Atrium Orchestrator tomcat errors. |
| View the alert list under View > Alert List for events. |
Step 5: Activate API Log in BMC Remedy AR Server | To activate the API log in BMC Remedy AR Server, complete the following steps: - Log on to BMC Remedy User.
- Go to AR System Administration Console.
- Select System > General.
- Click Server Information.
- On the Log Files tab, check API and Filter and Please give the same filename for both.
- Collect the log file and send it to BMC Customer Support.
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Step 6: Verify the BMC Network Automation URL | To verify the BMC Network Automation URL, complete the following steps: - Log on to BMC Network Automation.
- Go to Admin > System Parameters.
- Verify that Site URL is https:// BMC Network Automation -server/.
- Log on to BMC Remedy User.
- Select Incident Management Console > General Functions > Search Incident > Relationships tab.
- Open the related change request.
- On the Task tab, open the related task.
- On the Data tab, verify that Character 02 has the BMC Network Automation launch URL (This URL is received from the BMC Network Automation trap).
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