Thread: Help--Error in Symphony DE4.0

Hi, Everyone
I have a question about the Symphony DE4.0
when i run the source there was a error has happened.
the log like this:
Domain<SOAM>:The Session Director of the SOA Middleware cannot located by the grid or the grid simulation component.Details:vem_locate(vemHandle<0x047abc70> ,name<SD_SKD>,Client Infor<0x0012e148:0x00000000>) returned"27:Operation timed out"

I just joined this team ,dont know how to hunt this bug.
Could you help me to tell me usually what causes this error and how shall i do to find it ,debug or something else?
by the way i red all the topics here, there is one error here seem error as this one,but that's cused by run SDE 3.2 source in the 4.0. i think different.
thank you all.

Hi, the problem before we used 4 servers with 500 cores, after we enlarged till 1000 cores, we added 2 more servers.
then the error has happened.
anyone whos knows how to resolve these problem?
is this available that i set the SSM startUpTimeout=”XXx”?
if i set this startUpTimeout ="longtime(enough time)",can resolve this problem?
thank you guys!
wait for your advices.

If vemlocate is failing using Sym DE 4.0, it's a configuration problem on the host that you are running the client.

Vemlocate reads the ${SOAM_HOME}/conf/vem_resource.conf file on the host that you are running the client.

It looks like there is something wrong with the SD lines.

#
# SD service information
# <service name>:<port_number>:<host_name>:<sd startcmd>
#
SD_SDK :15051:localhost:sd
SD_ADMIN:15050:localhost:sd

localhost should be replaced with the dns name you are running the SD host. Make sure you can ping the host using the specified name.

Typically, all hosts in your Symphony cluster should have the same vem_resource.conf file.

Hope that helps.

BTW, can tell us more about the hardware you are running. Does each host have 250 cores?

-Ajith

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