We have a machine that I just did a fresh start upgrade on, and we
can't get the LAT devices to connect. I have checked everything I can think
of but our Instrument Interfacing department says that instruments going to
terminal servers on LAT cannot connect.
One thing I do notice is that the file command shows ttys
differently on 4.0f. Example:
(5.1a)
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # file /dev/tty4a
/dev/tty4a: character special (5/133)
(4.0f)
OSF1 gabby_at_SIS:/ # file /dev/tty2b
/dev/tty2b: character special (5/133) LAT #0 terminal #133
The ttys (we were using BSD-style so I want to keep that) have been
created and getty runs on only 9 of them. Here are some other things I have
looked at:
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # /sbin/sysconfig -s | grep dlb
dlb: loaded and configured
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # /sbin/sysconfig -q lat
lat:
The (lat:) was the same response I got in 4.0f.
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # setld -i|grep LAT
OSFLAT520 installed Local Area Transport
(LAT) (General
I can see a device pointing to a terminal and port after configuring
it with latcp -A
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # latcp -dPp tty4a
Local Port Name = tty4a <application>
Specified Remote Node Name = DSV703
Specified Remote Port Name = PORT_12
If I go into the lat setup, it shows that lat is running.
Users can come in on LAT terminals where getty is running.
OSF1 osflab_at_GCH:/sbin/init.d # who
...
UNAME tty02 Dec 9 15:20
...and I was just told that a user could send an outbound print job
to tty01, but that is strange because it has a getty running on it and it's
supposed to be connected to a modem! Maybe he was mistaken about the port
number.
/dev/tty01: character special (35/1) ACE_SLU #0 terminal #1
modem_control on
I've checked everything I can think of. Everything is OK for
inbound terminal connections, but nothing can connect to a server port.
I haven't had this problem with any of the 20 or so sites that I've
upgraded, but I can't say for sure that they weren't all on TCP. This may
well be the first site with LAT that I've done.
Any ideas? Anything else to check?
Thanks
-denise
"Customer service may be the only way that a company can distinguish
itself from its competition these days." -H. Frank Gibbard
Denise McCracken, Systems Software Specialist
Misys Health Care, Tucson, AZ
Certified Tru64 v5 Systems Administrator
Comptia Network+ Certified Professional
Received on Tue Dec 09 2003 - 23:13:28 NZDT