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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2820.1 | check for other entities w/same name. | TOOK::MCPHERSON | Save a tree: kill an ISO working group. | Wed Apr 22 1992 10:40 | 4 |
| This typically means that you have already registered something else (from
another class ) using the same name "warmtb".
/doug
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| 2820.2 | shot in the dark !! | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Wed Apr 22 1992 12:01 | 8 |
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I have tried to find anything registered as WARMTB but I can't find any
reference to it..
Any pointers on the entities that might house this name ??
Gary Lowe NUK CSC..
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| 2820.3 | use dns$control to check for DNS entry | TRM::KWAK | | Wed Apr 22 1992 12:17 | 8 |
| RE:.0
Check if a DNS entry warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb exists.
$ mcr dns$control
DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
DNS> show link warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
DNS> show dir warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
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| 2820.4 | 1 out of 3... | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Wed Apr 22 1992 12:52 | 21 |
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DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
Attribute (Set) ______ DNS$ACS
Attribute (Single) ___ DNS$Class
Attribute (Single) ___ DNS$ClassVersion
Attribute (Single) ___ DNS$UID
Attribute (Single) ___ DNS$UTS
Attribute (Set) ______ MCC_Class
Attribute (Set) ______ MCC_DOMAIN_LIST
Attribute (Single) ___ MCC_UID
Attribute (Set) ______ MCC_Version
DNS> show link warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
%DNS-E-UNKNOWNENTRY, Requested entry does not exist
DNS> show dir warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
%DNS-E-UNKNOWNENTRY, Requested entry does not exist
Do I need to remove the object in DNS to allow me to register it in MCC
Gary lowe NUK CSC
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| 2820.5 | Check for MCC_Class and DNA$Class attribute | TRM::KWAK | | Wed Apr 22 1992 13:01 | 15 |
| RE:.4
Check the value of MCC_Class and DNS$Class attributes:
DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb attr DNS$Class
DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb attr MCC_Class
If DNS$Class is "DNA$Node" AND
MCC_Class is 0c 00 00 00 (== 12), then the DNS object is
MCC-registered as a Node4.
If the MCC_Class is not 0c 00 00 00, the DNS object belongs to
a different MCC Class.
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| 2820.6 | Checked ! | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Wed Apr 22 1992 13:11 | 17 |
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After entering the commands this was the result !!
DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb attr DNS$Class
Class ___________________ MCC_
Timestamp _ 21-FEB-1991 11:25:11.10 aa-00-04-00-37-a5
DNS> show object warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb attr mcc_Class
Member _ 0
(Hexadecimal):
07 00 00 00
(ASCII and Hexadecimal):
07 00 00 00
Timestamp _ 21-FEB-1991 11:25:11.64 aa-00-04-00-37-a5
Gary Lowe NUK CSC..
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| 2820.7 | The DNS object was an MCC instance | TRM::KWAK | | Wed Apr 22 1992 14:14 | 30 |
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RE:.6
This is strange.
The class code of 7 is MCC class.
You can see the MCC instance by following command:
MCC> dir mcc warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
It looks like someone did the following:
MCC> register mcc warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
By convention, the MCC 0 (class = 7) is registered as
MCC> regi mcc 0
and the DNS object created is .MCC.warmtb_director (assuming that
you're running MCC on "warmtb" system).
If no one is using MCC instance warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb, you can
deregister it (MCC> deregi mcc warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb), and
proceed your node4 registration as in .0.
Or you have to use other DNS name for the Node4 object because the name
warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb is already in use.
(NOTE: In V1.2 MCC, you would see an error message similar to the
following:
The requested operation cannot be completed
MCC Unhandled Service Reply = The registration name is
already used by the class "MCC".
)
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| 2820.8 | YYYYYYeeeeessssss its fixed !! | PLUNDR::LOWEG | Don't believe a word | Thu Apr 23 1992 08:59 | 29 |
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Yep, your right...
I did the following...
MCC> dereg mcc warmtb_ns:.dna_node.warmtb
MCC WARMTB_NS:.dna_node.warmtb
AT 24-APR-1992 11:47:38
Deregistration Successful
MCC> reg node4 .dna_node.warmtb SYNONYM = warmtb
Node4 WARMTB_NS:.dna_node.warmtb
AT 24-APR-1992 11:49:11
Registration Successful
The problem is probably due to the fact that there are 2 of us in the
group tasked with troubleshooting MCC problems from customers and we
are situated in 2 different locations. So my colleague possibly
configured WARMTB in this way, whilst trying to reproduce another
problem. Plus as most of the people in MCC land we are still learning
the product in an "as you go" fashion and with your help we have been
able to step up our knowledge of the MCC and will hopefully not make
the same mistake again...
Thankyou very much for your help... Gary Lowe NUK CSC..
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