Troubleshoot MineMeld
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Troubleshoot MineMeld
Refer to the procedures below to troubleshoot
issues with MineMeld.
- Free up disk space on MineMeldA red dot appears on the System tab when there is only 30% of disk space remaining in MineMeld. To continue using MineMeld with logging enabled, you must free up more disk space.
- In MineMeld, click the System tab.
- A warning message notifies you that disk space is low. Verify the disk status.
- Purge Logs.This deletes logs of internal system processes on MineMeld; this does not delete the record of indicators that nodes received or indicators that were aged-out in the Logs tab.
- Force an AutoFocus samples or artifacts miner to retrieve
indicators.For a samples or artifacts miner, the default interval for retrieving and forwarding indicators to a processor is 1 hour. To trigger the miner to retrieve indicators immediately, follow the steps below.
- In MineMeld, select the samples or artifacts miner from the list of Nodes.
- Click Run Now to start retrieving
indicators.As the node retrieves indicators, the # Indicators count goes up.
- Track all indicator activity associated with a node.
- Force an AutoFocus samples or artifacts miner to age
out indicators.When a miner node ages out indicators, it withdraws indicators from the outputs that received them. The samples miner has a default age-out interval of 24 hours, while the artifacts miner has a default interval of 30 days. To trigger these miners to age out indicators immediately, follow the steps below.
- In MineMeld, select the samples or artifacts miner from the list of Nodes.
- Flush indicators.
- Track all indicator activity associated with a node.
- Track all
indicator activity associated with a node.
- In MineMeld, select a node from the list of Nodes.
- View the node Stats. By default,
the statistics displayed are based on indicator activity from the
last 24 hours.
- Compare the counts from different points in the Indicators graph to determine the number of new indicators that the node processed during a time range. A drop in the graph indicates that some indicators associated with the node were aged out.
- View the trend of indicators that the node added, aged out, updated, and withdrew from other nodes.
- Change the Time Range to view indicator stats for a shorter or longer time period.
- Track indicators that were successfully received by a
node and indicators that were aged out.View the MineMeld logs to determine if an indicator was successfully received by a node or aged out.
- View the logs for a specific indicator.
- In MineMeld, click the Logs tab.
- In the search field, enter indicator:[indicator value] and click the spyglass to launch the search.
- Evaluate the logs for the indicator based on the following log messages.EMIT_UPDATE—A log of a node sending an indicator (or an indicator update) to another node.ACCEPT_UPDATE—A log of a node successfully receiving an indicator from another node.EMIT_WITHDRAW—A log of a node aging out an indicator.ACCEPT_WITHDRAW—A log of a node accepting a request from another node to withdraw an aged out indicator.
- View the logs for a specific node.
- Click the Nodes tab and select a node.
- View all Logs of indicator activity related to the node.
- Click on a log message or indicator tag to filter the logs further.
- View the logs for a specific indicator.