Closed OpenSecureCo closed 2 years ago
This is basically, what I'd been seeing, and asking questions on in the luatix slack.
docker exec -it opencti_rabbitmq_1 /bin/bash
then run
rabbitmqadmin list queues vhost node name messages
are there messages on the queue related to alienvault?
You can see which push queue is alienvault's from this command
rabbitmqadmin -f long -d 3 list queue | less
, then search for alienvalut in the config.scope. It may provide some answers or clues.
I was noticing that sometimes, the stix bundles in the queue to be processed would disappear. This would happen on redeploying the stack's docker-compose, which I was using portainer to manage. But I'd have the same result, "In progress" on the connector, that would never move, like the reference to get a query jobs from that queue had been lost somewhere.
I have more testing to do on stopping containers at times to see if I can repeat some of this behaviour.
Was related to the MTU settings of my NIC...the MTU was set to a value of 1450 (set by cloud provider) and docker by default sets an MTU of 1500. I changed my default route to the internet to the NIC holding the boxes public IP (MTU of 1500), restarted and connectors look good now.
Description
Hey Team, I am noticing that not all my data connectors are running even though they are not displaying errors and all related services are up and running. I am using portainer to manage the opencti stack and running the 5.2.1 images. It is odd because some connectors are fully working, such as AlienVault and MISP, but other connectors such as AM!TT, RISKIQ and others never run.
The UI states that they are "In progress" but they have been in this state for a few weeks now and looking at the logs of the respective containers I see no errors:
Even the opencti connector never runs:
Below is my docker-compose file:
I have been scratching my head for the last few weeks now and I cannot figure out what the issue may be.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Taylor