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Title: | DEC Network Integration Server (DECNIS) |
Notice: | Please read note 1 to use this conference effectively |
Moderator: | MARVIN::WELCH |
|
Created: | Wed Sep 18 1991 |
Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 3660 |
Total number of notes: | 15082 |
While attempting to down-load a DECNIS, via an HDLC link, the DECNIS
acting as the Proxy Load Host crashes. In the diagram below, when
dhcptest2 performs the load sequence, immediately after the SCRIPT
FILE load request is completed, dhcptest1 crashes. The "Reason"
given by dhcptest1 is "System Unusable". I can provide a DUMP and
all NCL scripts and any additional info upon request.
Can anyone shed any light on this ?
Ed Kaufmann, x237-2893
[email protected]
1. The Load Host is a DUNIX V3.2D-1 acting as a BOOTP load host for
the DECNIS.
2. All DECNIS's are 600's running v3.1.8.
DUNIX
Bootp Load
Host
|
| x.y.176.25
| Ethernet
===========================================================
|
| x.y.176.4
NIS1
| x.y.240.3
| Ethernet
===========================================================
|
| x.y.240.100
dhcptest1 (PROXY LOAD HOST)
| x.y.243.1
|
| HDLC Link
|
| x.y.243.101
dhcptest2
| x.y.242.101
| Ethernet
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T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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3530.1 | please supply a pointer to the dump | MARVIN::RIGBY | No such thing as an alpha beta | Tue Feb 04 1997 08:01 | 2 |
| Please supply a pointer to the dump and the NCL scripts that set up the MOP
client.
|
3530.2 | empty packet at end of profile file | MARVIN::RIGBY | No such thing as an alpha beta | Wed Feb 05 1997 07:05 | 7 |
| Analysing the dump reveals that MOP has crashed while handling the legal empty
packet at the end of a file which is an exact multiple of 512 bytes in length.
In this case it was the modem connect profile file. By using a combined
image/script/profile file this problem doesn't happen because the image file is
known to be a block structured file and it is handled in a separate code path.
When the IPMT case arrives we'll add it to the list of things that need fixing.
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