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PICO
This document includes troubleshooting recommendations and procedures that can help you solve problems arising from the configuration and usage of connectors.
Perform the following checks:
- Verify if 7426 TCP port for PICO is reachable and is in listening mode.
- Check if the required ports are open between Log Source and Adapter i.e,
7426 TCP: By default, PICO Connector is configured and running on port 7426 TCP when Adapter component is onboarded into DNIF Cluster. - Verify if port is open and is in listening mode.
netstat -auntp | grep <port>
- Check if Adapter is reachable from PICO using the following command:
ping -c 4 <Adapter_Server_IP_addr>