The original posting was :
Under 4.0d I've duplicated a disk on an AS1200 server to bring it on
another AS1200. I've generated a new kernel but I've problems :
When I try to run dtadvfs (or dxadvfs) it doesn't succeed to connect to
the system by itself.
I suppose that somewhere the previous system name is stored that prevents
dtadvfs to work.
Thank you to Kelly Green <green_at_zso.dec.com> and Oisin McGuinness
<oisin_at_sbcm.com>
> Hi -
>
> Dtadvfs has an access control file that is by default initially
> configured to grant access only to the host on which
> the software is installed.
>
> The file is either /var/advfs/daemon/socket/hosts.allow
> or /usr/opt/advfs/daemon/socket/hosts.allow, depending
> on the OS version. The content is simply the host name
> or name(s) (one per line) which are permitted management
> access to the system.
>
> Having duplicated the disk, the hostname in the file is
> undoubtedly now incorrect.
>
As usual the way to correct the problem came very quicly.
Regards,
Daniel
Received on Fri Jul 07 2000 - 11:53:16 NZST