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Compaq Tru64 & Workload Management
- Thread starter rstinnett
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I don't think there is anything different about Tru64.
Forgive my ignorance but what OS is this?
The problem will almost certainly be with CCI (but don't quote me on that).
1) If you can schedule jobs but do not get any message back check - the port numbers in the services file.
/etc/services on Unix
c:/winnt/system32/drivers/etc/services on NT
There should be 2 entries at the bottom:
caicci 1721/tcp
cadb 2000/tcp
2) If you cannot schedule jobs or if this is OK then it will almost certainly be CCI that is the problem.
If it is Wintel to Wintel then this should just use CCI transport and can rely on DNS.
ON any other platform:
Check that the ccirmtd files match up.
On NT - <drive>:\tng\caiuser\ccirmtd.rc
On Unix - $CAIGLBL0000/cci/config/<nodename>/ccirmtd.prf
They should look something like this:
LOCAL = lon-ks-sun32 lon-ks-sun32 32768 startup ALIAS=ks-sun32
REMOTE = lon-ks-tng02 lon-ks-tng02 32768 startup ALIAS=ks-tng02
It is also a good idea to put the Alias in the local host files.
If none of this works then post back.
Forgive my ignorance but what OS is this?
The problem will almost certainly be with CCI (but don't quote me on that).
1) If you can schedule jobs but do not get any message back check - the port numbers in the services file.
/etc/services on Unix
c:/winnt/system32/drivers/etc/services on NT
There should be 2 entries at the bottom:
caicci 1721/tcp
cadb 2000/tcp
2) If you cannot schedule jobs or if this is OK then it will almost certainly be CCI that is the problem.
If it is Wintel to Wintel then this should just use CCI transport and can rely on DNS.
ON any other platform:
Check that the ccirmtd files match up.
On NT - <drive>:\tng\caiuser\ccirmtd.rc
On Unix - $CAIGLBL0000/cci/config/<nodename>/ccirmtd.prf
They should look something like this:
LOCAL = lon-ks-sun32 lon-ks-sun32 32768 startup ALIAS=ks-sun32
REMOTE = lon-ks-tng02 lon-ks-tng02 32768 startup ALIAS=ks-tng02
It is also a good idea to put the Alias in the local host files.
If none of this works then post back.
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