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Title: | DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT. |
Notice: | Use IPMT for problems. Newsletter location in note 6187 |
Moderator: | TAEC::BEROUD |
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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 |
6448.0. ""ID already in use" error when registering node" by CSC32::J_RYER (MCI Mission Critical Support Team) Tue May 14 1996 01:22
Customer uses a local namespace, and had all DECnis nodenames
registered as a sort form (LOCAL:.name). In preparation for
moving to the corporate namesapce, they renamed all the DECnis's
to a .usa.loc.name form (where loc is a three-letter location
code). They de-registered and re-registered the nodes in the
LOCAL: namespace. They were able to delete the nodes out of
MCC, but when they try to re-register them back they're seeing
the following:
MCC> register node .usa.scm.scm120 syn scm120
Node LOCAL_NS:.usa.scm.scm120
AT 10-MAY-1996 17:25:28
ID already in use.
Address = {([DNA_CMIP-MICE,
None],
[DNA_SessionControlV3,
DNA_CMIP-MICE],
[DNA_NSP,
None],
[DNA_OSInetwork,
39:840:11-35-67-00-36:AA-00-04-00-F
D-DB:20])}
MCC>
However, MCC doesn't seem to know about this node . . .
MCC> dir node .usa.scm.scm120
Node LOCAL_NS:.usa.scm.scm120
AT 10-MAY-1996 17:26:58
The entity Node LOCAL_NS:.usa.scm.scm120 is not registered
Not Registered Entity = Node LOCAL_NS:.usa.scm.scm120
MCC>
Here is how it's in the LOCAL: namespace . . .
MCC> sho node .scm120
Using default ALL IDENTIFIERS
Node LOCAL_NS:.scm120
AT 10-MAY-1996 17:27:18 Identifiers
Examination of attributes shows:
Name = LOCAL:.usa.scm.scm120
Address = {([DNA_CMIP-MICE,
None],
[DNA_SessionControlV3,
DNA_CMIP-MICE],
[DNA_NSP,
None],
[DNA_OSInetwork,
39:840:11-35-67-00-36:AA-00-04-00-F
D-DB:20])}
MCC>
Can anyone give any information as to what the "ID already in use"
error means? How do we get these nodes completely de-registered
from MCC so that we can re-register them with the new full names?
Thanks,
Jane Ryer
MCI Mission Critical Support Team
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6448.1 | Some tips. | GADWAL::W_MCGAW | | Wed May 15 1996 20:15 | 29 |
| Hi,
What you may want to do is have the customer deregister the DECnis
nodes again (from whatever domain they are registered in) and then try
doing the following command in MCC>
MCC> DIR DOMAIN name MEMBER *
This will show you if the entity still shows up somehow. If you see it
there, then do a:
MCC> DELETE DOMAIN name MEMBER member name
At that point, try the registration again. If they are using the local
naming option for DECnet/OSI, and the local mir for DECmcc, these two
databases do not talk to each other. Another option if they are using
the local mir of DECmcc and did all their registrations via a command
procedure, is to replace the MCC_COMMON:MCC_DNS_ATT.DAT and
MCC_DNS_ENT.DAT file (the local mir) with blank ones from the DECmcc
kit and reregister all of the entities.
You can check to see if MCC is using he local MIR or DNS by doing a
$ SHOW LOGICAL MCC_DNS_SELECTION and seeing if it translates to DNS or
MIR.
Walt McGaw
Digital Network Services Unit
CSC/CS
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