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Conference azur::mcc

Title:DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
Notice:Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187
Moderator:TAEC::BEROUD
Created:Mon Aug 21 1989
Last Modified:Wed Jun 04 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:6497
Total number of notes:27359

6079.0. "Can't register, address in use" by EDUOZ::BOERS (Jack - singed by the candlestick!) Fri Aug 12 1994 03:08

    I am running MCC on a 4000 model 90, running 5.5-2 OpenVMS.  I am using
    DNS.  When I attempt to register a concentrator, when I put in the
    ethernet address, I get the error stating that this address is already
    in use by another entity.  I only have about a dozen entities
    registered, and none of them use this address.
    
    Can anyone please tell me how I can find out what entity MCC/DNS thinks
    is using this address, and if it is not actually in use, how can I
    convince MCC/DNS to allow me to register my Concentrator.
    
    Kind regards
    Jack Boers
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6079.1MCDOUG::dougSirajul & Mujibur in '96!Fri Aug 12 1994 08:577
Before you go romping around in dns$control, did you try this:

mcc> show station <problem-address-here> all ident
mcc> show bridge <problem-address-here> all ident
mcc> show concentrator <problem-address-here> all ident

etc.
6079.2It exists, but not registeredEDUOZ::BOERSJack - singed by the candlestick!Sun Aug 14 1994 23:1110
    I tried those commands, and all I got back was that the address was
    there.  There was no further information.  It recognised a concentrator
    with the relevant address.  I can only assume that it went and talked
    to it to get the response.
    
    Any further assistance greatly appreciated, as I can't get the entity
    registered at all
    
    Regards
    Jack
6079.3Solved by munging DNSEDUOZ::BOERSJack - singed by the candlestick!Wed Aug 17 1994 22:198
    Just in case anyone else gets this, my trouble shooting revealed that
    even though the concentrator had been removed from DNS, there was still
    a link to the MCC_COLLECTOR_BACKtranslation directory.  Having removed
    the soft link enabled me to register the node correctly.  What a
    crock!!
    
    Regards
    Jack