I'm new to posting on the forums but I've found the site very helpful while I've had Aloha issues.
My client has Aloha TS 4.268, its old.
The BOH is Win2k FOH is win 95.
Long story short, I have to reinstall Windows. Normally I just whip out my drive image and go on with things. Because its a very different system than my standard image was made for even a repair install of Windows doesn't work. The last guy that did my job made the original drive image so Ive never actually installed Aloha before.
Ive got media for Aloha, SEC codes, HASP key and a full data backup of the drive pre-reinstall of Windows. The problem is that I'm not able to get the terminal I've got here for testing with the server out of redundancy. I have tried the following;
Ensured DOB is correct on both systems
Ensured system time\date and time zone are the same on both
Ensured proper fileshare access on both
Ensured proper usernames\permissons on the 2k system
Reinstalled the terminal's copy of Aloha using termisnt
Successfully copied files both directions to ensure proper read\write access with both systems
Verified the data in Aloha to be sound
Cleared \tmp folders on both systems
Deleted downtime.ini form the terminal
Ensured ctlsvr is running
Ensured lanacfg is properly set
Ensured proper ibercfg.bat settings relating to termstr, term number, maxterms, server name and iberroot
Ensured that the term's copy of \data is the same as the server's (I know it copies it over fresh upon a proper loadup but this isn't a proper loadup)
When it all comes down to it the terminal boots fine, it can hop into redundancy without trouble and seems perfectly content to run. Everytime I "Recover Fileserver" it never even flashes the notification on the terminal. I checked my DEBOUT.svr and the only thing that stands out is a line that reads
"BOH requesting recovery from fileserver down but denied because CtlSvr is in NON ROBUST mode"
Each time I have attempted the recovery a new reference to this has appeared. I know a terminal can be set to a non robust setup and understand what it means but this is the server. So at this point my questions are;
What is Non Robust mode for the server?
How do I fix it?
Ive tried everything I know at this point, any ideas out there?
My client has Aloha TS 4.268, its old.
The BOH is Win2k FOH is win 95.
Long story short, I have to reinstall Windows. Normally I just whip out my drive image and go on with things. Because its a very different system than my standard image was made for even a repair install of Windows doesn't work. The last guy that did my job made the original drive image so Ive never actually installed Aloha before.
Ive got media for Aloha, SEC codes, HASP key and a full data backup of the drive pre-reinstall of Windows. The problem is that I'm not able to get the terminal I've got here for testing with the server out of redundancy. I have tried the following;
Ensured DOB is correct on both systems
Ensured system time\date and time zone are the same on both
Ensured proper fileshare access on both
Ensured proper usernames\permissons on the 2k system
Reinstalled the terminal's copy of Aloha using termisnt
Successfully copied files both directions to ensure proper read\write access with both systems
Verified the data in Aloha to be sound
Cleared \tmp folders on both systems
Deleted downtime.ini form the terminal
Ensured ctlsvr is running
Ensured lanacfg is properly set
Ensured proper ibercfg.bat settings relating to termstr, term number, maxterms, server name and iberroot
Ensured that the term's copy of \data is the same as the server's (I know it copies it over fresh upon a proper loadup but this isn't a proper loadup)
When it all comes down to it the terminal boots fine, it can hop into redundancy without trouble and seems perfectly content to run. Everytime I "Recover Fileserver" it never even flashes the notification on the terminal. I checked my DEBOUT.svr and the only thing that stands out is a line that reads
"BOH requesting recovery from fileserver down but denied because CtlSvr is in NON ROBUST mode"
Each time I have attempted the recovery a new reference to this has appeared. I know a terminal can be set to a non robust setup and understand what it means but this is the server. So at this point my questions are;
What is Non Robust mode for the server?
How do I fix it?
Ive tried everything I know at this point, any ideas out there?