LDAP Directory Collisions Test

If duplicate LDAP entries are created on two or more Omnissa Horizon Connection Server instances, this can cause problems with the integrity of LDAP data. This test checks the ADAM database at pre-configured intervals for the existence of collision references and colliding entries, and reports the count of such entries (if any are found), so that they can be removed with immediate effect to ensure data integrity.

Target of the test : An Omnissa Horizon Connection server

Agent deploying the test : An internal agent

Outputs of the test : One set of results for the Omnissa Horizon Connection Server being monitored

Configurable parameters for the test
Parameter Description

Test Period

How often should the test be executed

Host

The host for which the test is to be configured

Port

Refers to the port used by Omnissa Horizon Connection Server. The default port number is NULL.

View Install DIR

Indicate the full path to the install directory of the target Omnissa Horizon Connection Server. By default, this is none.

Connection Server name

Specify the name of the target Omnissa Horizon Connection Server that is to be monitored.

User name and Password,

If the version of Omnissa Horizon being monitored is lower than v7, then eG Enterprise uses VMware PowerCLI to collect metrics from the target Omnissa Horizon Connection Server. Administrators need to install the VMware PowerCLI on the target Omnissa Horizon Connection server and configure the eG agent to communicate with that CLI to pull the metrics. PowerCLI is a command-line and scripting tool built on Windows PowerShell, which enables easy management, configuration, and automation of vSphere and vCloud environments. With the help of this CLI, the eG agent collects metrics from the target server more quickly than the LDAP approach that was used to collect metrics from Omnissa Horizon Connection Server version 6 and below. In order to collect metrics using VMware PowerCLI, administrators need to specify the credentials of the user possessing read-only administrator role in the Omnissa Horizon Management Console, using the User name and Password parameters.

On the other hand, if the version of Omnissa Horizon being monitored is higher than v7, then eG Enterprise does not use PowerCLI for monitoring the Connection server. In this case therefore, the User name and Password parameters are disregarded.

Confirm Password

Confirm the password by retyping it here.

Domain Name

Specify the name of the domain to which the Omnissa Horizon Connection Server belongs. If the target Omnissa Horizon Connection Server does not belong to any domain, specify none here.

Measurements made by the test
Measurement Description Measurement Unit Interpretation

Collision entry references found

Indicates the number of collision references currently found in the ADAM database.

Number

Typically, the value 0 is desired for both these measures. A non-zero value indicates the existence of colliding entries. For example, this condition can happen during an upgrade while LDAP replication is inoperative.

When colliding entries exist in the LDAP directory (ADAM database), identify what those entries are and resolve the collision.

Collision entries found

Indicates the number of collision entries currently found in the ADAM database.

Number

Deleted entry references found

Indicates the number of collision references currently deleted from the ADAM database.

Number

 

Local View LDAP Directory

Indicates whether any collision references were currently found in ADAM database or not.

 

If this measure reports the value clean, it indicates that no collision references were found in LDAP (ADAM database) directory.

The value Not Clean means there are collision references in LDAP (ADAM database) directory.

The numeric values that correspond to the measure values discussed above are as follows:

State Numeric Value
Clean 1
Not Clean 0

Note:

By default, this measure reports the above-mentioned Measure Values while indicating whether/not collision references were found in the LDAP directory. However, in the graph of this measure, the same will be indicates using the corresponding numeric equivalents of the states as mentioned in the table above.